New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
UNANiMITY IN BROOKLYN.
THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB SPEAKS.
ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT or THE NOMINATIONS
SPEECHES by JUDGE REYNOLDS, s. " WHITE
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ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT or THE NOMINATION
SPEECHES by JUDGE REYNOLDS, s. " WHIT
AND OTHERS.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club. by unani
nous vote. last evening Endorsed the Republican nomi
nations at the Everett Assembly Rooms. Fulton st
and Gallatinphc The meeting was largo and en-
thusiastic. Among those present were William III
Williams, who presided A. II. Creagh. Andrew PecS
X. j. Kimball, X. II. Thomas. J. " b. Thayer. Charles
A. Moore, John b. Summerfeld George Ii. Russ. G
A. Maclay c. F. Circuit. F. b. Pellamy. j. II. Earring
ton. w. l.. Bennett Frederick Stone, David Resigue
ii. Murray Calvert. c. n. Simonson. Chester b. Law
| renee. ID. A. Hartman DIR. l.. G.. Wilder, John r.
| Wright, S. f. RUSSELL C. A. Ilotaing, A. r. Page
Thomas G. Allen. Henderson Benedict. II. w. knight.
T. VI. Bates w r. Holt, F. b. Bassett and Frank
Squier.
President Williams, calling the meeting to order,
said that they had been convened take action in re-
gard to the nominations and to determine what part
the club should take in the lie congratu-
lated the members upon the high character of the
nominations. The ticket had no superior in the his
tory of politics in the country The club had always
exercised the right of criticism of the candidates of the
party but It's purposes were wavs in accord with the
principles OF the great Republican organization, to
which it willingly gave its allegiance He dwet upon
the Importance of the coming election, which might
result III restoring the eff cencv in the administration of
affairs which had prevailed under MAYOR Low. Brook
Ign ought to be and could be made Republican. He
energy and pluck that had hitherto characterized the
club.
James s. Case the secretary, on behalf of the Ex-
ecutive and Advisory Committees presented the follow
ing preamble and resolutions the reading of which was
frequently interrupted with applause:
has the party Of a county And state
ssSs ABILITY and We'll es. q, %Ps 2 w r. are aa
nenly worthy Of confidence and nty quahe represent
Whey a. In the opinion Climb Republcan c,ndi.
m % w. th' Az ., M ann OF tIe Laws
10 the AFFAIRS Of tlls city and oun.y
heart " comm'n Is the acton 81 the "pSbcSR "nvrnoas
Of city and county IN placing IN nomn 'ton unexepton
Hon Charles Daniels or ias me or Of Xppeais the
G%Gsc 'T ey HTS f iSs H% SAiris
Aullor the Hon Bnlhnn T. Tracy Tor Disirrt Attorney
nns'r ccronr Western district Il.nry ]. He,So
grcssman iii District stephen " ,,te esq cr
Com rss" VA District william II ar esq., for
10 YIN District ant heIe1y PLEDGES tseli 10 40
1,soloea That the Brooklyn Young Republican club !
% ina niain and sxr ate the law. in respect TO =
he manufacture AMI sale intoxicating liquors and n
a for rI Tt tf ' a pI ns n. ,s
wis OF intenperine can BE- en"~ na enforced better
Hesotref That recommend to the people city
he coming ectoo to vote or nong convention TO revise
van mat 'ttnton WIN provides Iol holding such
Invention ce in every twenty years..
u6h ans Of Sew York ~ on the ga liant hgh they are
Srshp 81 re'o ioo,r t. an It trusts that the cti.
S OF NrT ",k m'tsf1t,' o. parry WI ray TO ~, SUP W
gnal victor, al the polls 81
Mr. Case in moving the adoption of the resolutions
lid that the Republican part, in lighting trim this
ear all along the line and he believed that the club
ould place itself on that line. he republicans be-
eyed the PRINCIPLES proclaimed by Lincoln main II
lined Grant aud advocated b., that brainy states n
an from Maine. the Honorable James G.. Blaine " Wi
his was received with great applause AID by Three
Iar lain ln t..a nslf
itcs and declared that the Republicans would gain
e victory il they worked for it, q,
d. A. Hartman G. A. Hoaling and Henderson "a
nnedic made stirring speeches in support Of the
tons hich carried unanimo Isly amid great
Panse other speeches were made and then George NV
ID Coroner llenr, j. Menninger escorted into we
e by committee which had been sent Tor car
en- They were received with cheers which were era
peaed when Judge Reynolds introduced lie "a
id: WIN
gives me great pleasure to body Of men that has era
me- here To make poli al speech have "t done since
m mart in ny VI uuhio move nen w mgbt snb e pe 20
suspicion Of bias in any class that might come DO
a % "a Of the Of F sS s 5s @
Il iot the support OF all citizens who believe o.
tsy f r9sptSy he Pst e placer pSs Mr.
so no ninstIon out believe hit the Demo
party wit 3 90 rely very much Gentlrmrn on your
ven Ju ges IN the conrs al record Of ti, incud
the snrrosst- o these only Republican. and II r
Republcan - put Office It wonld MT DO
ea OF non partisan Judiciary Laughter and applause tro
up'o . ~ INV vas nrn p ah' srrs' Az pro
l. He spokr To this effect: con
behalf of myself and other the ticket Raj
sr Az nepnbi,an lin Won ave a. ne nm an .trn"v m i'll "A
rising It, belongs 4 gious
mat brle'cs III oyeicasts and rlns eHperenes 20 port
80, 81 WI ~ W.T. guy stea
lie attention belong 10 class II ing from the 10 ms oi this
" believed n lbe " a TO l. princpe ne v
not IN thr Wivleses resulting from Car
Inv ~ no he noI ~, 49, , e pcn n ul OF n
Is. and
r White compar the ,corl. Of mo Renubcan and com
0cratc part during and sine AMI ,ai In con gull
ION thai tey had work TO do AM h. stood prepared TO lor
,ee T. ot,onn.r .at he Ia hen ,,es ~, au,,o,o erp
NJ or two men all aY ar mg them To vote the trEr ls,a
mad always Thought there COOL for The
iOnaIy thr Democrats and H. OpO-et
III until election day and assured that would
rctrd Applause
rOner Mcnnnser also predicted his and u
lie hai Away been republican from and al
: would be. nent
g meetIng closed with cheers Tor the tIcket. Dr.n