The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-28
REPUBLICANS AT SARATOGA.
,,v,B ANNUAL CoNTjN TIoy OF THE
STATE LEAGUE OF CLUBS.
n. Noise of Their Bans. Makes che Court
Ar Appeal. Adiourn-rhey ADOPT Resoin-
-. is.nd Letters, and Hear Speeches.


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-, Noise OF Their Bands Makes the Court
A,,,a,. Adjourn-Th-y Adopt Re.oip-
son,. Read Letters, md Hear Speeches.
s,r,roo,. juno 2T.-When President Meal
-, callci to order the sixth annual conven-
49,, ~ the state IcaRuc OF Republican Clubs
,..aoy there were fowor than ono thousand
S.sgates In the hall A few SaratoRians were
altered about in the vacant seats in the rear.
.nd score Of people sat In the gallery which
,.sopahle Of accommodating 1900. BRyno's
si,ty.ninth Regiment band played such lively
H., from It's position in the gallery that tho
cn,rt of Appeals. which has rooms in the
,ri,dinr was forced to adjourn nn hour before
Ito usual tmo.
a.ncw village Hail. which the town OF Sara
,oes has 1uiit a. n cost OF 100000 for conven-
ton purposes President McAlpin. in his an
maj address. said. in part:
-b, republican party seeks to establish and main.
,.,na.ystsm which Will insure our absolute and
,r,ined credit at home and abroad. The American
soisr must ways and under all circumstances DO OF
m, tul value that whether appears in the form
AZ gold silver. or promise to pay. its purchasing
,orer shall be the sane. Our country at this
.pnsing n rough financial crisis with far reaching
,,,ult, and with immediate prospect OF solution.
Business enterprise at Stands,i: banks and capital
IN every form being wrecked and this 10 equally
arbu able not only to various causes easily deter
mined but Also to tho lack of definite policy on the
mart OF the Administration which makes 1t impossible
for the business community to plan for Its preser
,.,on enough for the chief ecutive OF the
nation to counsel patriotism and quiet tho part of
citizens when executive iethargy and indecsion
the wecsing of private fortunes and the shaking Of
ID. nations credit
We charge our Democratic opponents with gnrng
Inconsistency and with having before the people
IN the last election pledged to the performance of
promises OF which there has been, and apparently will
BE- no performance. We charge them with hav.
INK attacked rs dangerous and pornicious the financial
policies of the Republican party. which they dare
repeal and for which they offered no intelligent sub
i,tu'e.
Recess was then taken. When the del egates
reassembled at 5 o'clock Secretary Hedges
read letters Of regret at inability to be present
from ex- president Harrison. ex- Vice. President
Levi ?. Morton, and Whitelaw Reid. Mr.. Har-
rison said in part:
Ihopo your me citing will be successful and think
sd In "a. n h s
he inauguration or Democratic policiea
Mr.. Reid wrote. in part:
4 e a; every rss Thing
hat iu,y NJ: Giey.anI eonSden.iy count in
h ns of S' liz ,aS 3.
ny. s, meet sS
% Sass %he the .nn5s. or marssr
iary considered. the work Of Republican legislation
John ~. vrooman. and Warner Miller Score.
he League had Increased to nearly 1000
clubs. The Committee on RESOLUTIONS pre-
.s 81 pfdsseon d.saaK ,Ss h il
S9i5 aH
.ka,,tA In fni mad finay fh.a'
Of the ADMINISTRATION to strike at the Veteran
Union soldier under tho ,pretence Of correcting
the Of s III tho
dag at Honolulu which anarchy now threat
de-
Ing the reapportionment: pointing with pride
tobroken Democratic promises and the un-
cns IN this this stats the ths tH Of
the state senate by the Dem9cratic party" and
eour. q Appeals and the spectacle Of 3. c Sads
the Hnsn heasgs Club Of NsE YoTk fsitS com
EEaey." Tor bleckbaIling Jesse seligman's son
Theodore e, and closIng with paragraph eulo-
George 4 Grespe. Chairman Of the Commit
tee on League Work, rend his report on the
ofthe com mittee in establishing clubs in every
locality in the State The most important
Se the front
Assembly districts instead OF Congressional
districts and the establishment OF perma-
ton OF the plan now followed in Monroe county
q registering Individual voters. and the
% %n a He %as
received and the recommendations were
AtV:2o P. NJ. the Convention adjourned until
The mass meeting held under the auspices
Ct the League Of Republican Clubs almost
5000 people were present; On ths platform
Washington. Congressman Roswell q. Horr.
and officers and delegates OF tho League.
Col. McAlpin called the meeting to order and
dephia. and late Minister 10 Russia who said.
In part:
This is prominently tho hour for the manly. cour
faith 1t Is no time to falter or hesitate. A Repub-
hcan was never nrmer in my faith than now. A
led prosperity Had Republican rnle continued
ths reign prosperity would remained unbroken
whose her dd not eamaae Snds
"a "a n.dlE struck for chnnss and they have got #
hu.h Of the greatest prosperity It has ever enjoyed
into the deepest depression Il has known for twenty
years,
with this battle before US tho Republican party
Cd SSSsry sni saved The Mon For THIS mighty
irugsei nee Is new creed II has only to broaden
follow tnsm with a
eSsn,si sovrsEo 1t VA sand Tor which is
nwi stand by reepr city; which aims at commercial
p" WI .ams b. tns hat a
lean prmsey must be respected in the American hem
er rs ynsa nj To u eay L must
not hauled down Il will stand by II. policy for the
sword it viii San Iy thai road insfrnctive Fever
ettnng Amer.canism which. since Abraham Lincoln
men, iiusirstion III sas wori Of Benjamin marrr
SOL And James q. Blaine.