New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
CHEERS FOR THE TICKET
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEES
UNANIMOUS ACTION.


CARNATIONS AND CANDIDATES PRO.
NouNcED TO BE THE REGULAR ONES
IN THE xIIIrH DISTRICT
BY o unanimous vote the Republican County
Committee indorsed, last night, the nominations
made by the Republican County Convention. The
meeting Of the committee was held in Webster
Hall, not in the regular meeting-rooms, which
had been rented to the Tamnahy Hall annex, tn
Voorhis Democracy, but in the basement, Al
though it was an extremely unpleasant night
there was o large attendance. Neither Colonel
S. " X. Cruger, tie chairman OF the committee,
nor Colonel John w. Jacobus, the vice-presideuA
was present, and the meeting was caled to
order by the secretary, William H. Bellamy,
who was vigorously applaudcd when he steI ped
upon the platform. On the motion Of FrInk
Raymond. OF the XxIIId District. Henry Grasse.
Of the same district, made chairman Tie
reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting and
the calling Of the roll were both dispensed with.
Ex-Polcc Justice Jacob w. Patterson. chair.
man Of the Executive Committee, presented Q
report from that committee regarding the Assembly
and Aldermen conventions in the XIIIth Dis.
trict, and the action Of the Executive COMMITTEES
in relation to it. Here is the report:
At meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the Repuh
lican County Committee Of the City and County Of New.
York. held at their heatquarrs at the Cumberland No.
045 Broadway the Ith day OF October 1soo the follow
Ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the Assembly Convention in tho XIIIA
Assembly District I'm the City end County Of NewYork a
which Charles A. Winch chairman. and william Reed
r. secretary and the hereby is declaoA
to have been the regular Republican Assembly
Convention for the XIlIth Assembly District In
the City OF New.Ycrk. and the Aldermanio
Convention In the XIIIth Assembly District Of which
Hugh J. Reilly was chairman and George Taylor was
secretary was and the hereby k declared 10 have
been the regular Republican Adermanc Convention for the
xIllth Assembly District In the City Of New.York.
That james a. Cowie the nominee Of said Assembly
Convention s hereby declared be regular Repubcaa
nominee for member OF the Assembly for the xIII As
scnby District In the City and County Of NewYork and
that William Wade the nominee OF said Adermanc Con.
vcn;on is hereby declared be the regular Republican
nominee for Alderman Of the %IIIth Assembly District In
the City and County OF New.York and this resou.
ton be forwarded dnly authenticated by the chairman znd
secretary Of this committee TO the County Clerk Of the
City and County Of NewYOrk.
Loud applause greeted the close Of the resOlu-
ton, and the chairman put the question on its
adoption a burst Of ayes was the answer and
only few noes were heard against it. Francis
King Gibbs Duffy. one of the delegates from
the XIIlth District asked for roll call. 1t
takes ore-fifth vote to procure this after mo-
ton has been put. and only haf-a-dozen hands
shown when the chairman asked those
who wanted roll call to show their hands.
The resolutions were therefore declared adopted
amid loud applause from the anti-Gibbs Repub-
lcans. From the Committee Resolutions came
one ndorsing the ticket nominated by the Peoples
Municipal League. This was follows:
Resolved, That we the members Of the Republican
County Committee Of the City and County Of New.York In
meeting assembled, representing the Republican
this CITY, heartily yatfy aud indorse tha nomnaseos
Francis NJ. Scott for Mayor; Theodore Myers for Con-
troler; John w. Go6 for DistrctAttorney; William H.
Bclamy for County Clerk James W. Halves President
Of the Board of Aldermen James NJ Vsrnum and J.
Freedman for Judges Of the Superior Court Donald
Lean and Abner c. Thomas for Judges Of the City Court
and Or. NJ G.. Raefe for Coroner which have made
by the Republican County Convention and Republicans
always favorng economical and faithful administration
Of the aars Of municipal government pledge them
oil aggressive and unqualified support
Resolved That oil Of said candidates gentle
men Of high character. of unquestIonable personal
integrity, and fitted in eminent degree
bv Of their ability to give efficient honest
and eske administration OF affairs OF the govern.
mcnt Of city. and
Resolved That this crisis In city government.
when oil It's departments the blunderng grasp Of
Tammany Hail. and dishonesty and corruption every.
rampant. call all citizens Of city rre
spectyo OF believe In business In city afaifs
instead OF dishonesty. in faithful management
and care OF city franchises. and the eolec.
tion and expenditure city instead Of
tho wanton and proHigatc waste OF public money by
Tammany Hall: In o word who believe In governments
for the benefit the people instead OF for Tsmmany
HALL 10 vote for these candidates whose nominations
have ratified and drive from power Taminany Hsu.
party Of political corruption and spoils.
The resolutions were carried with loud shout
and not a dissenting voice was heard. Cheers
were given for the ticket and the committee Ad'
journed