New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
NOW FOR GOOD HARD WORK.
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CONVENTION
ENDS IT'S DELIBERATIONS
A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN AGREED
UPON AND RESOLUTIONS STRONGLY INDoRs-
ING THE NATIONAL TICKET AND PLAT.
FORM ADopTED-CoLoNEL MALPIN
REFLECTED PRESIDENT.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rgrBuNEI

limnary work in the campaign for
Harrison and Reid and for protection
to American industries. The convention ended
this afternoon. The officers of the League for the
incoming year elected; platform and plan
Of campaign were adopted, and the delegates have
gone home determiEed to extend the League Or
ganization to every school district in(the State.
The meeting today extremely interest,"
ing as well as O lively one. The hall was not so
we'll filled as it was yesterday, owing to the fact
that many Of the delegates went to their homes
last night after attending the first days session.
Hereafter arrangements will be made by the ofi-
GERS to finish up the entire business Of the con-
vention in one day.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Charles A. Hess of New-York, was the chair.
man Of the Committee on Resolutions, and he re-
ported the following resolutions, which were
adopted by unanimous vote:
The Republican League Of Clubs OF the State OF
New York congratulates the lovers OF good govern'
npnt on the bright prospects Of continuation OF the
National Administration now conducted by Preea-
dent Harrison. II also congratulaes the citizens os
this State aroused public sentiment, which as
sures the people Of speedy return to fair ana
honest administration Of public affairs In this COM
monwealth
The tenth National Convention OF representative
Republicans has demonstrated tia the party OF Lincoln
and Grant Is still tIue to the demands OF human
progress and to that form Of which secures
the greatest good to the largest humber
As the direct representatives. OF the great body o.
Republican voters, this convention ratifes the pat
form Of the Republican party.
1t Is true to the recognized principles OF the party
which preserved the Nation and assured It's prosperity
Ii declares In effect that America Is for Americans
whether native naturazed, and that the Republican
party Is now and will continue 10 be In favor OF
protective tariff which shall secure to every man,
woman and child in the land the best home the best
food the best schools and the best opportunities IN
hie.
II recognizes the resources Of this country and its
ability to create and maintain industries ut home,
diversity and employ LABOR, supply Its own markets
and retain for distribution and circulation among our
people the moneys which would otherwise go abroab
for the purchase In a foreign market OF the CON-
moditles supplied by our own.
II recognizes the fact that the prosperity OF the
masses depends upon the maintenance of our system
OF high wages and protects our wage-earner from COM
petition with the poorly paid and poorly fed labor Of
Europe to the end that the industrious and thrifty
NAV enjoy the blessings of our free Institutions.
II crysallzcs the doctrine Of mutual exchange with
foreign countries OF products and commodities peculiar
TO EACH while preserving the integrity of the pro-
tective system And In the gnton of the doctrine
Of reciprocity as fundamental principle OF RepubA'
can faith, 10 honors Of the most distinguishes
leaders statesmen OF the time. whom this assembly
rcveres wh,se welfare Happiness the con-
ccrn Of all patriotic citizens James G. Blaine.
1T STANDS FOR HONEST MONEY.
The Republican platform stands for honest money.
whether II be gold silver, and not for dobasd cur
rcncy that the dollar paid the workn shall be "a
good as the held by the capitalist. II Insists
that the Governments promise to pay and the coin
upon which that promise Is STAMPED shall each DO
worth ICo cent, on the dollar that this country shall
not be the market for the demonetked silver Of Eli
rope and TO this end the Republican party is pldged
to all honorable cndeavos to establish such interna'
tloaaI relations between the metals will insure
the presence OF both upon our exchanges and prevent
tho depreciation Of the appreciation OF the other
That this convention reairms the plank In the Ma
tional platform adopted b. the National Convention
which denounccs the outraces pcrpctraed on the
colored citizens Of the south and the deaial TO them Of
the right OF suffrage.
That this convention congTatulates the people OF this
state country the unequvocal cha acter OF the
Republican platform.
That il Is expressed in plain terms ard honestly rep
resents the sentiments Of the party and That. If any OF
our fellow citizens regard tho Republican policy Of
protection a fraud" opportunity Is now afforded
Them under the platform OF the Democratic party, to
reverse by their the record Of thirty Of I'M
exampled growth. pnblic credit respect for our flag
abroad and prosperity throughout the land
We believe that the construction Of the Nicaragua
Canal is OF the highest importance 10 the Ameri-
people both a measure ot National defence ana
to build up and maintain American commerce. and
shond he controlled by the United states Government
Resolved That in the organization Of the American
College Republican League the young Republicans in
the colleges and universities OF the Nation have per.
formed an net which merits and receives hcarest
commendation aid congratulations. and furthermore
that We cordially welcome them TO an active par
uClpatiOn In the affairs of state
Recognizing we do the fact that large numbes
of employed in the factories OF this country
which shielded by protective tariff from ruinous
competition ard recognizing the great influence which
exert upon moral and political questions there
fore BE- II,
Resolved. That We urge the hearty cooperation Of
all In the great conflict IN which are
engaged the protection Of our homes and resides
nnd to this end invite their assistance.
DEMOCRATIC CRIMES DENOUNCED.
This convention appeals to the people OF this State
to express at the polls In the coming November their
condemnation and detestaon OF the crimes committed
against free ballot by the Den,cratic Party at and
pco the last election The organization of the senate
with Democratic majority outrage against
the people, having parallel in the Political history
OF this or any constitutional government I'm the world.
That the action Of the Democratic majority In the
lac Democratic Assembly and senate, by Which
census aud appor;ionmcnt bill were passed and the
proceedings under those statutes by which census
was had and pretended apporticnmcnt made, were
Irregular corrupt unconstitutional and In violation oe
law. BY them the right Of representation guaranteed
by the Constitution Of the state has been violated
and wilfully set aside.
By them counties of tho state confessedly con.
tanning Republican majotes have been robbed OF their
due number OF repr senatives and the stolen repre-
scntation added to coCnties admittedly Democratic
The census returns were tampered with and altered
IN mako the censns report To the Legislature meet the
| plans cf the Democratic majority.
All this has been done, and Is almost matter Of
| common history, without word OF protest from
any Democrat in any assembly or convention OF the
Democratic party In the state, although the methods
| by which such outrages accomplished have been
| denounced as infamous and criminal by committee
composed largely of distinguished Democratic lawyers