New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
CHEERS FOR THE TICKET.
THE REPUBLICAN CLUES ROUSING RATI-
FICATION.
1r1IJNG spTECHES by JOHN S. SMITH, JOHN
PROCTOR CLARKE, E. T. BARTLETT AND

TELLING SPEECHES by JOHN S. SMITH, JOHN
PROCTOR CLARKE E. T. BARTLETT AND
l.. +. CIITTENDEN..
The Republican Club OF the city of New-iotK iour
year, ago was the first Republican organization I"
hold n meeting 10 ratlfy the nomination OF harilsv'
and Morton. Last night this club fired one OF inc
first cuns Of tho campaign this for Harrison ana
Reid This gun will be heard In every State In the
Union II intended to hold the ratlhcauoh hl'oC
ing on Friday night but the nomination Tor iTesdch'
and Vice President came so late that by common Gun
sent the formal ratification OF the ucKet py th' o'"o
was postponed until last night.
There was n large gathering OF enthusiastic ,Nepuo-
ucous AZ ths clubhouse. in Fifth lave. early In the
eveninr and when John :. smith, the chairman OF the
Caupagn Committee. called the meeting 10 oruer ,c
huldlug was well filed with RepbncahS Hn'ons
those present were Henry X. DeTnilt Moruih' "
Addons. Charles II. Dcnnson. Henry Powers M'''c'
g. Tufts. Thomas y. odcll, L. f. Chhtendcn. hehr,
l. Flnstcln. ex-Judec Meyer ;. ISnacs. Edwin l.
nor.lctt John Proctor Cla.kc, J. G. Thomas Il. T.
w,iton and Police Justice Charles y. Talntor. MI
Smith opened the meeting with a strong ana nhNns
SPEECH which was checrcd at frequent utrVaS' VIC
are beginning a eia In The history % I'M '""'"'
he said and Of Rcpublcanism benjamin I''ri'o" -
rho ,,nh, and the Omega OF the entire Republican
Administration Il the la~t four years Inc rNut VI
tbc convention at Minneapolis Is most satisfying 10
,o L.. interests Of the entire country. There are
80, i,,tcrfcrtion, IN a circle and there are no III
pcrfocons in a square. II II Is circle IL Is 'Vu'u
and II II Is square i STUNT
BENJAMIN IIsIri-ou's Administration mas occh u'
round as a circle and os square a. u squire
Protection honest money and fur count arc inc
,-,,chvoris OF the campaign upon which VIC are
entering The Mckinley law Is s0t n law that IN
cr,n-,. tho ta.lG. but IL reduces the tam. ~ -
law that satisfies the Interests OF the "hoe Nauun'
Nrnlnpsel within the last thrcc months the
,h.. IN
and exhibited him before the people. The result was
II rcplLllcan victory. Applause) II the Kepubhoal
Convention had made n mistake and had rot saop'e"
, pl,tiorn The Administration OF President harii'o'
would be platform In Itself. tLong-coh'lh"eu az
n,ausc1 We hayc added 10 our tchef Hc"'oe' Va
our own organization. tChecrs) Four years aSo
,hcv c,n,e 10 tbs club flr n candidate for VICE
p..,d.,. and th.y have come = again. and they
,,. nominated for the Republican candidate FOR wee
ptesd,.lt one OF the most eminent clukchS !" III,
statc-Wlhtelaw Reid. Chccrsl The hophauoh u
Mr. Reid has added great strength to the ticket pu'
hearts 20 out to BIN. our club member Gnu WI
know that he will VIM .,,
Great cheering followed the close OF Mt smlths
specch and It was renewed with greater intensity
v'bcn he called upon l.. T.. Chttcnden. the hero oi
many a poItloal battle To speak. Mr.. ChittehGeh SAN
The hattie Is on. Which l. IL TO be Harrison or
Tnmmany Hall. whelaw Reid or nobody ~
plcturc lie sald presented itself TO hin. IL was
plcturc Of the will of the majority spuired' inc
win o, the people dcsecnted. with Croker IN
the saddle and Tammany Hall In command II that
condition should come the business Of the country
wonld be paralyzcd Reciprocity and protecu9h
were the watch words Of this campaign. Ihe people
f thi, state he continued, will never be satisfied
wIthou, n fair ballot and fair count We Know
what # is 10 have legislature stolen from u.s. Are
we ready for the Gghtl Let there be no deser'eS!
have something 10 say about whItelaw Reid ZAP
plausc.) knew him thirty years ago. when he was
upportng Abraham Lincoln In Washington, when
under the name Of Agate he was telling the stories
Of the battles Of the Union Army, often subruhg
himself 10 all the trials and dangers Of private
.olalnr We know him as the head Of tho
leading Republican paper In this country Let us give
three cheers for Ilnrrson and Reid and victory
Tho cheers wcrc given with VIII. When silence
had beon secured Edward T. Bartlett moved that a
committee Of three be appointed to draw mp RESOLUTIONS
exprcs sing the sentiments Of the club on the nomiia-
,on of Harrison and Reid The motion was adopted
lac a unanimous vote and ex-Judgc Mver 5. Isaacs.
william w. X. Olcott and Is. A. Green we're appointed
Lv Mr. smith the committee to draw up tie resolutions
The three members retired from the meeting TO per
form the work imposed upon them. and alter n timc
OK Judge I,aacs made report, which was follows
The Republican club Of the city Of New-fork, In
meeting assembled heartily ratihes tho nominations made
nv the National Convention at Minneapolis and sends
greetings to Republicans throughout the states con-
graduating them upon the WISE able and patriotic manner
in which their delegates discharged their duty.
We recognize Benjamin Harrson Stanuiru'Dclrrr
O, whom he PARTY wen be proud As iawyer'
statnsman soldier commclds himself 70 the people
AS worthy Of great trust confded to hin In 1858
To-day otter three years OF brilliant and successful Cd
,r,sr,tlon In view OF the financial Industrial and othcT
Great issues pending before the country, the people arc
10 be congratulated upon the Opportunity to continue
in oniec so eminent prudent and conservative leader
We recognize in whtelaw Reid fitting candidate for
yce.Prcsidcnt As journalist he long since won Ma
tonaI distinction and Minister To the Republic OF
rcdOu D
try and won for the respect and confidence OF the
Government and people Of France.
We heartily ndorse the platform unanimously aaop""
at Minneapolis able enuncation Of sound Repuoc'n
principes and the administration of President harsoh
| IL It's best embodiment
The reading Of the resolutions by ex-Judge isi'e
was the signal for more applause. The resolutions
were adopted by unanimous vote and three e' ,,,
| were again given for the ticket. Edward T. Bartic,,
made brief speech. lie said that hc hoped TINT III
differences would be laid aside and that the adVIce oi
| be- followed by all Republicans. I'VE stana no. u,
tho end OF the campasn but ut tho bcsihi'''s' '"N
Mr. bartlett. and no
made = roaring speech lie Is good taikcr ana no
| carried his audience with him. "let them nominate
Cleveland he said, "nnd We VIII bent him \, we Dn
him years ago. Let them ncmlnatc mn h"u u al
| outraged public, remembering the senate stca,, vi"
bury him deeper than ever man was buried before
| Mr.. Clarke also paid high tribute e. WDi.einWy
Reid and declared that all young men VINO nes'n r ~
made by other members Of the club. and II was nearly
midnight when the meeting wound up with cheers
/ for Harrison and k"W'
| -Four fast trains to Detroit, every day. by, tho
] New York Central. -