New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-06
COL. MCALPIN RE-ELECIED'


Parker, A. q Calvin, E. T. Bartlett John n schatshel
e. c. 0Hrlen L. Van Allen, stephen Gnswom vr~ Vs,
1g%ss% So ssSnaS Wss 5SS9 Yd pTge h. Curtis
G. " Anderson, Reade Benedict and W. j. Moncne7'eWT
crcdeniIasWater IT,. shsPnsd ,c eSor Fsy +
} HsTnSj: i " Ward IL Rove William parker
+ Lynch bSee9 Knapp H. s hv Wna:. ' Tnppa:
League Work-John s.. Smith. chairman; HenTEi
Gleason 81 Cortland County John F. jenkins, g. n
More ! F. Henry. Horace Brewster, T. A. Gouee
A. c. Barnard, s. II, Van Camper, r., H. W. Warnn1rr
s. J. stochley. Charles Griffith, W. H. C0rsa ana VIII
"'t Order Of Business-wlam Ieary, chairman f.
yandngen William A. Pearson and +. Ashley Atkins
little before D. m. the Convention took o
recess until p. m.
REAFFIRMING THEIR PRINCIPLES.
Nearly all the afternoon session was taken
nm on a general discussion on League work,
discussion that was participated in by the lead
ing men In the Convention. One OF the most
telling addresses was delivered By a colored dele
gate, Mr.. Anderson, OF NcwYorlI City. The re-
ports Of the various committees were received
and adopted. That of the Committee on ResoIu-
tons was as follows:
The Republican League Of the State OF New-for'
in convention assembled adopts the following NSo
mtions: ,,.o,oo o.
the principles set forth in the platform OF the hepuo
lIcan National Convention Of lass.
Second, We heartily indorSe the Sd1nllllsHaaou W
President HARRISON and offer congratulations 20
the country that so courageous ana wise O"o'
Magistrate Is at the head OF affairs. -. 800.
Third. Realizing that In the future as IN tnc P.,e
the Republican party Is the hope OF the COUNTY, We
heartily approve the great principles now espouse
namely, tho building up Of American industries an
te protection of American labor: reciprocal trade WIN
the civilized world, bringing TO our shores t h
articles VIC cannot produce by placing them on the
free list and preserving our vast markers IOr tlc
products of labor bi-mctal CURRENCY DaSeu on
sound financial principles, that viii protect anke thic
producer and the consumer; free baiOt anu Ii,'
count in every state in the Union generous rccogni-
ton OF the soldier OF the republic his widow ana DIS
orphan, by iudciOuS and liberal pension laws inc
creation Of a great navy that snail cause our nag To
be respected sea- and the creation OF Nntohai
defences that shall protect MS at home the prOmotlO
of honest immigration while restraining that OF pauprS
convicts and contract laborcrs. . . A., c.a.o
during recent wears The Administration Of David b.
Hill has degraded the GubernatOral Office ana brought
rcproach upon the Empire state. We demand tna'
ballot reform should be carried 10 its legitimate CON
clusion. We demand that liberal appropriation pc
rnado 10 the Worlds Columbian Exposition to be held
al Chicago in 1893. We commend the Republican
legislatures for their successful efforts In reducing
the vote and equallzing the burdens Of taxation. -,
Fifth We favor such legislation rs VIII protect hofnc
industries in this State from unfair competition "lth
prison labor.
This report was unanimously adopted, ana
after the reelection Of President McAlpln, VINO
was placed in nomination by Edward T. Bartlett
the Convention adjourned until this morning
Colonel McAlpin's nomination was made by ac-
clamation on motion Of Mr.. Ruffner. of New-l ork
CITY. A resolution of thanks rendered state
Organizer O'Brien for his good work in assisting
to get up the Convention.