Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-20
.roRy FROM MONTREAL.
v,. United states Involuntary Exile
49, Capitalists CIub'
Va YosE- SAN.

.,o,o The Nsao YORK Sun.
,,,.-pp.I. Oct. 13.-An interesting
.,,r, Of resident American capitalists
oaid 10 have been held here last even
Tne outcome is SAID TO have been tne
Ips, ,,I orgaujzation of the Omitted States
pa .,',rtary Exile Capitalists Club" 1t
~ ,9ai.,,It TO ascertain what was done al
Is Ulnooting. The knights of Labor cOulu
Tue NV more chary in giving Information
No. ,ress. Indefinite reports. however,
to,5 ihC that the capitalists had an lhhar-
lpuniolIs time. If these reports are cor
NV Jobn keenan, called the iheeslng "
nrder and nominated John u LII" i0i
President. Md lo+o of Chicaoo
MI The nomination on the ground OF
0PPySur,s lack of moral character. Mr..
NJ, ii's laid that they had among them
No.Ieman VINO occupies a prominent
gen't.iHI, in religious circles, and whose
Pgssiatian example and pious resignation
Onl lto' 80 andeAr him to the exiled capital
e.s trom the West, if not to those lnter-
astod in New York street railroads. IN
suanced solely by sense Oh Tue uusy he
rod IN society, Mr.. Neeld proposed the
name of Mr.. George barUhololie"' A"'0 VI
uartford for President.
Tbis Wrought the Hon. VIM. MOONEY 10
s,i E loot he said that MIR. Emo could pro-
us certificate of character, signed py
an nminent divine, and he lnslsteo tnaC
tho beart of the religious element OF tne
onU heat as strongly for Emo as Tor
bartholomew. Mr.. Stewart, late OF
Rrookjyn. and four other sunday school
oAicials spoke IN iavor OF Mr.. bartnolo-
NEW. MIR. Bartholomew was Cheh eIecCeu
hT vote of & to I, much to the ehagrln oil
~ tol who cAIl60 IL
the triumph of hypocrisy over honesty
nor oongratulating those present upon
+bn comnlimentp paid to the better element
81 snciatv bv his election, Mr.. Bartholo-
nav referred feelipgly to the moral at
+rihutas of the New York delegation. he
cnmnared them unfav0rably with those
oftha New York eXiles of the Tweed era.
"Mv experienced" said ne, "conVlnces
me that while honesty is unoouotedly the
hast policy, it IS not sale TO trust those
whose honesty Is governed Dy Ihe uiclate
of policy alone FOR years. oon Ci l 4e'u
Mr. bartholomew, 81 have stood on the
decayIng plauks of the old Say brook plat
form. governed by a mistaken but honest
spnse of policy Now that L have adj
yanced TO a platform more in cOnsonance
win the spirIt OF this religious age, L
trust that nv sense of moral rectltude
will ever be controlled by an unmistaken
and polite sense of honesty"
Mr.. Bartholomew again thanked his
hearers for the honor paid him. On mo-
lion of the Hon. Charles Dempsey the as
ISOLATION adopted the name OF the = y nlteG
states Involuntary Exile Capitalists
Club" The chair then appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
On Morals-Sayles, Stewart and Bartholo-
new.
On Finance-Moloney, Emo and keenan,.
On ExtradtiOn-Neeld, Moloney and Man
delbaum,
On SUNDAY Excursions-Jones, late of New
Jersey, DeLacy and Dempsey.
At this point Mr.. Keenan, said that no
club could get along without treasurer.
He proposed the name of MIR. Emo, whose
financial ability had been demonstrated
in New York bank, and whose character
as to integrity was we'll known. Mr..
Stewart, late of Brooklyn, favored the
claims of Mr.. Neeld, late of Chicago. He
said that while Mr.. Neeld's financial
operations were not as stupendnus and
successful as those of Mr.. Emo, they were
marked by far more brillIancy and hon
esty Of purpose. A greater brain for
business was required in Chicago than in
New York.
To this Mr.. MOlOney promptly objected
ballot was taken. The result was a
tie. There was much excitement. The
New York delegation held conference,
and fight was imminent. Five minutes
afterward the Jersey delegate proposed
the name of Mr.. MOloney as a compro-
mise candidate for Treasurer. Mother
Mandelbaum strenuously opposed it.
This precpitated the threatened row, and
the convention broke up in free fight all
around, in which Mr.. BartholOmew's gold
repeater disappeared. Whether 1t went to
the Chicago or the New York delegation
Is still an undetermined question. Mr..
Bartholomew will probably avail himself
OF the services of a detective, as the
watch was gift from the deacons of his
church, and as such was highly priced.