New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
ALL IN ACCORD THIS TIME.
THE KEYNOTE SOUNDED IN BROOKLYN.
HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
YOU'VE REPUBLICAN CLUB.

HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The keynote OF the Harrison and Morton campaign
In Brooklyn sounded at a meeting of tho menu
bers of the Brookyn Young Republican Club last
evening In their new headquarters in tho Johnston
Building at rlatbush-avc. and Fulton-st. In the
campaign of 1884 tho members of the club were
divided and it not until late in the fall that 1t
was decided TO support Blaine and Logan. Now the
club has taken the initial action in Brook and has
been the first important body in that city to declare
its adherence to the ticket nominated at Chicago,
President William II. Williams called the meeting
10 order saying that the meeting this year was on
July and not on september 49, which was the date
when tho club called together to act In the CAM
palm OF 1884 The committees were then divided
but now they in perfect accord, that at the
out set Of the campaign, the club might express It's
sentiments adding:
While the old leader (applausc) under whom we fought
and so nearly four years was good enough for me
(appausc), all than satisfied with the work OF
the Chicago Convention (apause) the platform and tho
candidates We know that the fight is whether the
Industries OF America be preserved for Americans
or for English German capital. Applause) The party
has always been in accord with that platform There is no
question OF opinion TO where tho Republicans stand,
but the query IS where do the Democrats stand We
living in doubtful State. Let resolve TO make tho
vote OF New York for the Republican party ZAP
pause.) II TO win 10 must be by hard work by
every member OF the Republican party II this club does
its duty the Democratic majority in Kings County will be
nearly wiped that it will longer be factor in
the result
Secretary James S. Case read the following rcsolu-
lions ratfying the action OF tho Chicago Convention
and moved their adoption in terse ad telling speech
The mention Of the names OF Harrison and Morton
elected loud and prolonged applause +. ii. Field
supported tho resolutions in orcbe speech, dwelling
upn tbo foa4 soff bo Do,,uh pla n :
Hartman gave a history of the origin and growth
Of the Republican party. In tho original convention
where It arose he took part. Colonel A. s. Bacon
invited the Prohibhonists to " como In out Of the
wet" into the Republican party undor Ben. Harrison,
tcetotalcr (Applause) Timothy L. Woodruff, ono
of the delegates the Chicago Convention, also spoke,
and the resolutions were adopted with heartlness
and unaminity
The club voted to send Charles A. schicren, John
Lefcrts IT,, and F. IT, Field as delegates to the State
Convention of the Republican clubs at Saratoga next
week A lettcr was read from Charles A. schieren,
who was Mugwump in 1884 saying that he would
support Harrison and Morton, and adding; NO more
Mugwumpsm for me.o
REPUBLICAN BROKERS CATCH THEIR BREATH.
The members of the Consolidated Stock and Petr0-
lcum Exchange alive to the political questions OF
the day The Republican members were somewhat
dazed, perhaps by tho unusual fact that for the first
time tho president of prominent exchange had be-
come also the president of a campaign club His
friends have been unable to find precedent for his
partisanship The Republicans in the Board caught
their breath, as It were yesterday, and the man who
circulated paper in favor of Harrison and Morton
was surprised at the number Of signatures which he
obtained in few minutes.
In spite Of the influence Of President Wilson, who
may regret his decision, many members Of the Govern
ing Committee were glad to sign the paper Among
the slgners Samuel f. Strong, j. s. Stanton, J.
+. sadler, Thomas L. watson. G. L. Ring c II.
Badeau L. V. Do Forest. OF the committee and o. W.
Clapp, G. A. Parsons, W. II. Powers, r.. NJ. Shaw.
H. 4. Tewkesbury, o. Y. Vail, IIamlln Blake; John
Devlln d. II. Ofley and Charles IL. Nelson. In one
dag the signatures wcro more than 200.
THE CLUBS CONVENTION OPENS AT NOON
1t has been stated incorrectly that the Convention OF
the Republican State League, which begins in Sara
toga on Wednesday, would DO called to order on
Wednesday evening. This is wrong, for the conven-
ton Will be opened promptly at noon on July IL.
Excursion tickets to Saratoga ard return can be pur
chased July 10. They good until the following
Monday. It can be positively stated that Senator
Evarts will address the mass meeting He has
promised the committee that he VIII do so.
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