New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
THE VOICE OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
HEARTY AND UNANIMOUS SUPPORT OF THE REPUB-
LIcAN TICKET-THE RESOLUTIONS.

LICAN 1ICkET-THE RESOLUTIONS.
The regular monthly meeting of the Union
League Club held last evening. As this was the
first meeting since the late Republican Convention there
unusually large attendance, in anticipation OF
political action respecting the platform and candidates
IL $50 o'clock before Senator Evarts sauntered
lesurcy the vestbule OF the clubhouse and nearly
all the members were assembled in the cOuncil--Oom
one of the first 10 greet him Chairman b. f.
Jones' Of the Republican National Committee, who had
cntered few minutes before accompanied BY a. II.
Whitney.
Mr. Evarts az president of the club occupied the chair
during the meeting. and David Mken, jr., was present
the platform secretary Among the largo number
comprising the audience Judge Noah DAVIS, George
Bliss, Chauncey NJ. Depew, s. V. r. Cruger, Theodore
Roosevelt, Arson G.. McCo0k Henry Bergh, Hamilton
Fish, jr., Horace Russell, william Dowd. Dexter \.
Hawkins, Thomas W. Knox, Edward Mitchell,
Eiihu Root, John S. Kennedy, William ii.
Webb, Jacob Wendell, Walter Howe, Joseph
G. Jackson, Alfred Van Santyoord, Sinclair
Tousey, NJ c. d. Borden Granville p nawes, j. Adriance
Bush +. b. Hinsdae. DR.. b. b. St. John Rosa, Charles
Watrous Francis H. Leggett william d. Sloane. George
Montague, John OConnor, jr, Professors tta as Wen
others Of equal prominence After dsp9slg OF Few
business matters Edward H. Anmdown read the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resoged That tho Union League Club cordially approves
ghe platform Of TIE republican party adopted at the recent
convention III Saratota ~, g., 49, ~, .. -, tho
cphNonDA Iney oRIes n. IN tTiI m ie, soi T ty
they have Dce selected
Hesor,d That he Republicans of YORK state by The
comprehensive tucT paiiO m ana Dy tct
ucOus cCi3e If candidates have ro ilr ell Their right 10
represent eli gent and spirit OF our ope
sppva confidently 10 progressive mch'
and especially to young men Tor support -. -,-,
Hexyrsd That the ana dlanlhllty
convention and its methods OF rtnslcthS business
commend it's work 10 Ito favorable cObsleTatOi w
all parties. 70 Republic ms they a1ciu
grdyluG have disappeared and lar
citizens they present mark ed contrast with the proceeding
b e COUYcItiJ8. W. CT were ieaCtobaJ u
nj characterized by The worst practices Oi
IOItlCi miu cement .,..t.
ato ani durny hs brief Governor does not com
Candidate Tor Tue l!gn
Of OF tIe state Of Jew OrN: ,, IL,
That this cub deems u ne Huty on an soi Cit-
u where the registry law exists, u
urges all cgubc 10 register promptly au' 10 secure he
cIry registration all Republican voters "'ih ter III
uuCuCe
lur resolutions were unanimously adopted aud with
much thusiusu The session bricf ana alter al
olrument thr members expressed Their gfatncaIioh
OYER the unnumity OF tus proceeding Mr. Davenport Is
himself member the cub, hut he was not present az
m. meeting. lilo arrived, however, shortly Deiore ~
o'clock accompanied by the II On Chester S'OIe chlr
man OF the state Committee, and IN season 10 receive
cordial gree ing the part Of many OF MS associates
prlnlurut member the club said to The TRIBUNE re-
porter that nomination Of Mr. Davenport was source
OF general satisfaction the club bOIy that there
apprlrrl to be- in fact. but sentiment ana tba was
Oh hearty unanimous approval. not only VI the tholce
Of Mr. jtycupOrt but OF other gentlemen dssoCittu
with him or the ticket. lie added that II was c~pecaly
upou rs representing what may De termed tue more
sfalwart e!rmeut have ticket OF huch PRONOUNCED
excellence all enthusiastic III lis support anu
are 10 tdy - Labor Tor It's success.