New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

ndoipates can destroy Tammany Hall root ana ordh''
cannot see any why III" k'pibio~h part! s"o'
not now marcl victory III tbs cH!' An W. 81"
AZ the time fayo, such movement The spirit Of revival
=, IN. od Am, and norcst II qualities Of the Republican
usr,y 1, in the air feel 1t IA the atEcslhei; as IL
Gonna. Ia e iron, Maine and from u" Wet NO" Is 'H'
Nne 10 stand firm.
EDWARD 7. BARTLETTS ARfrMEHI'
After the applause had died away Edward T.
Bartlett arose to speak. lie SAID:
we come y, co.worx-rs IN the Republican canse and
come highly app ccatng the groa: courtesy extended '
pisht All We can saw t. Hear in our cause have
no tune for elaborate ARGUMENT for on cause nor ~
intend to imrutations updn any nan h'His VI
dead. The Kcpublcan party has been the cfe'Ior' q"
coalition ana the victim Of deals, Many m"a nave "'"
schoo,d Ia the idea Of deal The quest III no" "N'o -
How many pc:a st'nC hcs' to pom u "'
History Of past in TIL, *r!"ct and ASH YOU ~ W.
hot present It's own lesson The iac' IS s'A''s''
the Republican part Of thts city l. Getting tired OF 'hs
boo Of uersoua politics We bayr now before us the
ordinary condition Of party IN power when is ds0haf
rs duties fairy well. but party arrasned az t' o'' "
public opinion second time for dsrce'ni o''Arpe
OF It's obligations and II :I"rc WAS ever u'"' ""'"
.,,.oh, prnuhlican csct should win f. no" S"'hu
ulo 70 sec the convention have The rours:e 10 h"h'
straight Republican ticket anu let e"ose WHO eo"'c '
0s Do they please. lApp'u'c.' WIZ WIZ ,,
friends Of the Municipal League what thev VII. oo we"
the sod Southern cote Is COO strong which IS JUST aS
strong a the States from which they come anu "'
snly cry now Cleveland ana ~ Inc nv
publican party should shud Dy N5 No''''' >'~'N "
thousands and thousands Of Republicans IN tn' cy VINO
differ frou their l.adets and bound 70 bl'iu w Wv
parts, This party thrivcs IN defeat long 70 sc INV
dav when the Republican party Will nall Ia nag 10 'c
mast and when ticket Is romina'ed every h'p"0''''
Oh Manhattan Isl,nd wi! vote for IT, ,App.auseJ 80
Edward H. Auimdown, OF the HcpnbIcan Cup,
and Charles D. Swccny. from tir Blsihcss Men 5
Republican ORGANIZATION, followed IN spe"hes
similar in tone 10 those which bad preceded them
QUESTION FROM EX-JrDGE HALL.
When the delegation was leaving the platform,
cx.Judcc Ernest Hall. of the MILD Assembly
District. jumped up and said
This Is the nr.t time that have ever heard an outside
body conc into Republican contention and state th"r
views as the policy it should adopt want 10 Hho"
if the gentlemen who come here committee from the
Republican Club AID other organizations VIII DC tnu'u
by thc JUDGMENT OF this convention
This question OF cx.Judge Halls was received
with great cheering and applause when conuhoeu
Tie chairman of the convention said that he
the committee in the Affirmative for he knew them
to be stanch and true Republicans; The answer
was received with almost rs much applause rs
that which greeted the question.
Henry W. erase. OF the XAlIld District, moved
that when the convention adjourned \ 10 50
to meet at the call Of the Chairman. Inis WIS
carried unanimously.
Peforc q motion to adjourn hid been mado the
which is to ip"estigGtr the contest III the AllIih
Assembly District. They IRE Charles Il MaTray'
Of the IITd District chairm1n IgcSS L. Nan A I'm
trct; A. g. Mason, MILD District; and TheodorS
H. Huber, XlIth District. The committee will
meet tonight and tomorrow night IN thc
Grand Opera IIors" He'll. a. EiEhh'ave
and Invent -third-st.. 10 take testimony.
probably, rcXt week Monday or Tuesday night,
when nominations will be made.