New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
SETH LOWS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
TWENTY-FIVE NEW MEMBERS ENROLLED 1MMEp1
ATEIY THEREAFTER.

ATELH THEREAFTER
At the regular July meeting OF the First "ard nc
nubIIcan Association in Brooklyn last evening, tne
cxnected resignation OF Mayor Seth Low as men,
Der of tho association was presented. Mr. Low gave
his reasons for resignation in long letter, wmch
said among other things: u am unable 10 support
the party upon the platform recently adopted al 'hi
cago believe in protection for this country as
means TO an end glory In the results achieved unoer
4, in the past twenty five years, but in my mind the
srns are many that In not few dec tons protection
has dono its perfect work and Is now doing harm.
Therefore, believe in a revision of the tariN upon
prncples directly opposed TO the Chicago PLATFORM
The designations Of eX-Mayor Lows halforohcr, VIII
lam G. Low. and Of l.. b. Mohat, John l.. Moha''
George g. Molfat, Henry Il. Avcrll and r. B. Cogges-
h.u we're also presented, and all weTo accepted at
once.
William H. Williams offered a resolution pledglng
the association do its share Of the work for tho
Kepublcap candidates, that In November brooklyn
might be found IN the Republican column. Ater
hearty speeoh by MIR. Williams. the resolution was
unanimously adopted. The names OF twenty-five ne"
members were added TO the roll Of the association.
STcetings were held by large number OF The other
Republican ward associations in Brooklyn last even
ing, and much enthusiasm for the Chicago plauotm
and candidates was manifested In the Third Ward
a Harrison and Morton club organized and large
Moron club has been organized in the Twenty-third
Ward with J. r. Skinner as president
PROOF OF ". L. SCOTS CHANGE Oh HEART
Sharon Penn, July II (Spec.al).-Jonas Pierce,
the iron manufacturer, Of Sharpsve was Interviewed
to-day on Congress man W. L. Scotts denial that In
1872 he had signed circular letter protesting against
A reduction of DUTY on pig iron, the publication OF
which tended to show that Mr. Scott had experienced
a great change Of heart the tariff question Mr..
Pierce said: Tho circular letter was written by the
late David Agnew. head bookhcepcr at the Mount
Hickory Works, OF which Scott was part owner" IL
was signed by every Democratic iron manufacturer In
the valley Mr. Pierce positive that 1t had been
forwarded 10 Eric for W. L. SCOTS signature, as no
PERSONS name WIS used without authority. Your
CORES pondent saw of the original circulars today
IL bore SCOTS signature.
THE CLUB MOVEMENT IN ULSTER COUNTY.
Kingston y. Y, July II (Spccial.-At meeting
of the Kingston Young Mems Republican Club last
night 1t was unanimously voted 10 participate as a
body In the reception to be given N Mr. Blaine upon
his arrival in New York from Europe. One hundred
new members have just been added to this active
Climb New Republican clubs being formed
weekly in Ulster County. vigorous ore has Just
been organized at stamford, Delaware, County An
enthusiastic club OF colorcd Republicans has lately
been organized in this city.
MALONE PROBABLY TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
Richmond, Va, July II (speciaD.-It is generally
understood here that eX Senator Malone Will be the
Republican candidate for Congress In the WITH
IN the field j. NJ Langston, ". f. Gains, and b. IT,
Hooper Ii IS said that there will DO opposition
10 Malone II he consents 10 run.
DEMOCRATS STILL DESERVING CLEVELAND
Newburg ". Y, July 17.-Joseph Martin, shoe
manufacturer, and hitherto Democrat is quoted
by The Journal this evening as iepucating Cleve
land and free trade. and explaining why he Will
vote for Harrison and Morton
THE SOUTH NOT SOLID FOR FREE TRADE
Plttsburg July II (spcciaD.-Raiburn O. Wells OF
Athens Ga the representative Of syndicate OF georgia
virginia and South Carolina capitalists who are 70 build
steel pant and blast furnace is In Pittsburg MI We
saws: g One year ago became Republican thihH
message and the ST. Louis platform WIZ chAnse
the majority in at Southern State Ihere Is
more truth in the breaking OF the solid South than most
Norhen peope believe. The Democratic attitude on inc
tariff ha. caused much hard feeling In the South
POLES TO WORK AND VOTE FOR HARRISON.
Philadelphia July II (specia)-A call has been
issued by committee OF Poles In this city, heaaeu oy
John Seraphin TO form o Harrison and Morton Siuo.
The call has over 200 signatures Mr. seraphih ssio
today that the Poles in this city and State NUMBER
probably 1000 and II is safe to add that about one
half Of have naturalized and are Hepupans
Mr. sefaphin viii heartily into the campaign iof