New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
READY FOR THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE INDoRsEs
THE CANDIDATES AND PLATFORM AND CALL

THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE INDoRsEs
THE CANDIDATES AND PLATFORM AND CALLs
THE PRIMARIES
There large attendance at tho special meet
ing Of the Republican County Committee In Grand
Opera House Hall last evening Prominent among
those present were Colonel s. " L. Crgcr, A. H.
whitney, cx-Judgc S. Burdctt Hyatt, Clarence W.
Meade John p. windolph, Henry Clinton Backus,
James W. Perry, Coroners Nugcnt and Eldman, Dr.
Gilbert jeremiah Pangbom, J. Thomas Stcains, VIII
lam II. Bollamy. John Rciscnwcbcr, 5. H. Randall,
John W. Jacobus General Joseph c. Jackson, Morris
Friedsam, Frank Raymond, ex-senator F. s. Gibbs,
Bernard Biglln, Henry G. leash and John Miller On
the platform handsome portrait OF General Har-
rison.
Chairman Crugcr presided. Tho call for tho hold
ing of primaries was read by Secretary Bethany and
provides that tho Republican voters enrolled In the
several Assembly Districts Of the city meet at tho
nlaccs designated on August IS TO elect delegates and
altcrnates to the State Convention to be hold al sara
toga on August %. In the XNIVth Assembly Dis
trict the Convention viii be held at liohmanns Hail.
Cortlandtavc., One hundrcd-and- 6ftioth-st on
Friday, August II, at p. The apportionmcnt IN
that district will he as follows Twentythrd Ward
twenty nine delegates; Twenty fourth ward, seven
delegates, and Kingsbrdge, three delegates Tho
apportonmcnt for the other districts Will DO as fol
lows: - - ,,,, ,
six; IXth, six; Xth. five; XIth. five; Xllth' four :
XIIIth six; XVIII. three; XVIII, nye; XVIII. four :;
XVIIth six; XvIIIth four; XIXth. SIX; XAth' four ;
XXIsL five; XXIId, six; XXlIld' eight
The polls will be open from 10 p Ill ih'
call unanimously adopted.
MIR Whitney announced that the Executive Commit
tee had resolved to act with the State Committee IN
procuring naturalization papers for foreigners ent'e
70 citizenship, and subscriptions for this purpose
would be received by the Campaign Committee
John W. Jacobus moved that the Executive tom
mttee be made the local Campa en- Committee, ana
that the chairman have power TO add to inc conlmcc
This adopted
General Joseph c. Jackson offered the following
resolutions which adopted unanimously me
names of the Republican canuiua'cS Oc"s s'0'''"
with ringing cheers
Resolved That the Republican County Committee rep
esentine the Republican OF the City ana county Of
New.York unanimously approved the principles
in the platform adopted by the Sltona KepuDhcah Coh
vcnton recently held city OF Chicago ana earnestly
oco,,rcnd its most hearty support by all our FELLOW"
citizens irrespective OF party, who are In FAVOR OF Aef
can wages for American labor and American markets. LOT
American wOrkmen
NJ the United States. the Honorable benjamin HARRISON
., Indiana and for Vice President the Honorable Lew T.
Morton OF New.York, recognize gentlemen emnenuy
qualified to be the Standard bearers OF the hfruoch
marty and we Therefore pledge them our uHltcu anu u"
er,pr support believing that their election VIII advance
the highest Interests the entire American people
samuel II. Randall said that no would heartily
Second the resolutions He had been told that day by
gentleman that he had visited mandatory cnlpoi
him n cir votes were about evenly divided hctwcen
the parties. canvass OF the men showed Im ~
ticket In another manufacory, close by, where zoo
men employed. canvass sho"cu that o"is
| twenty-five would vote for free trade r., a.,
The committee then adjourned WIN cheers LOT 'hc
Republican ticket