New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
BEGINNING THE FIGHT.
CHARLES A. SCHIEREN MAKES HIS FIRST
SPEE, II IN THE CAMPAIGN

THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLrB OF BROOKLYN
PLEDGES IT'S SUPPORT II ITS ExpHTsIpENT
MANY CHEERING WORDS FOR THE
TICKET A&D STRONG coNDEM-
NATION or MAYNARD.
charles \. Scheren received "A hearty greeting
when he made his first address In the campaign
before the members Of the brooklyn Young Re-
publican club in their rooms in the Johnston Build
ing at Fulton and N-vins SITS. last evening. Mr.
Schieren resigned from the presidency Of the club
upon his nomination for Mayor. and ex-senator
stephen NJ. Griswold was elected to succeed HIM
The rules OF the club provide that member who
accepts a nomination to office by that act ceases
To hold membership in the club Among those
present were William H. Williams. Daniel G. Har-
riman Charles \. Moore. W. d. Boorum. Willis !.
Ogden. Frank Squier. Thomas Paine. W. II. Iehr
T.. l.. Rockefeller, Albert ~ Wray. W. j. Wheeler
Henry Boerum. +. ID. Van Houten r. -. Douglas
William GOODWIN. j. L.. Damerel. f. Il. Rassett
ID NJ Ressequre. George H. Church. II. f. Hop
kns. VI G. Hanton. G. i. Bishop. Elmer T.
Johnson e. L. i.uthns. j. ". Mackry. Elmer h.
Game. \ r. BrooH. charles Pierce James II. Wall
ing. Dr. l.. q. Wilder. Franklin i. Williams. George
+. Elliott. :. l.. Woodhouse. A. II Creagh. Pro
fessor Robert Foster and james Matthew.
\ ane transparency In front Of III" clubroons
was inscriLed For Mayor. Charles A. Scheren."
An excellent portrait OF Mr.. Schieren was dis
played i'm the hall along with those Of other ex-
presidents OF the club. ex-Mayor Seth Low, VIII
lam II. Williams and Charles \. Moore
President GrIswod called the meeting TO order
and said 1t was evident that the people of the
city were taking deep interest In the political
contest. There had never been more Important
municipal campaign. rh" time had come for the
leliverancc OF the city from ring rule. The Re-
az .lat.
strong and independent enough to command the
supper, VI the bes citizens. The next Mayor Of
the city would b" Charles y. Schieren Applaus-D
Every member Of the club should do all In his
power TO aid his election
STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
The following resolution were Offered by Will
lam II Williams
Whereas. the Republican cry Convention ha> selected
IL, STANDARD bearer. IN the important municipal conte>.
which now engages the attention Of the citizens Of
Pfookyn = gentleman who until recently was the honorcd
president Of this club anc
Whereas. The nomination. reflect. the preerenr" no.
only the Republican Masses o the ciN. but Of the
~,efal independent citizens organizations which have
expressed desire TO cooperate with our parry In an
,roft - civ. To- this c,v admri,iratoi which shall
~ei,e ia. best ln,or .-rs Of all the peopir; ami
wherrs White the Nomination, Of M schieffn a.
candidate Tot Mayor depvos TIL, club OF the leadership
81 whom II has fepoef confidence "hlrh ~ ha-
richly merlrst and amply lus'-hed and VINO mas INSPIRED
respect affection which every member OF the 'snp
Tears most willing testimony We checrfulN surrender
him f. III, put Ii civic, secure In the conviction thar
our fellow ciiiIu Of BROOKLYN VII lnd IN him faithful
csratr feares, and honest Official whose cl"et'on VII
honor all who participant" In It and
whereas Ia the nominations FOL ioca Offices ana ~
IL. selection Of candidate, who AZ Ia aprea I" III"
.urrsges Of tn. large. the publican psftF has
shown regard public Interest which should receive
.hc iniorsmcn: of popular approval at tie polls;
Resolved That this club heartily approves OF the nom
nation Of Charles H. schier"n and pie's to him its loyal
and enthusiast support throughout this campaign and
until the vote. sre counted on election nigh,
Received. That commend to thc poop o. Thu ci"
III, Rcpulncah Ticket for city. county and >a'e
on,,,. beli",ng that the cause % good government
Throughout Commonwealth would b imne'sufabiy nro'
moi.i N such AZ overwhelming election oi these cand
dat, wiz 'eaon those now In row'r that they cano'
conrinu, % tim, Win the Interests Of the people
They we're received with applause and adopted
with much hcarness AMI unanimty
Mr. Williams mad" an effective and forclble
speech Ie said that IN Al the cainpaighs III ", h
the club had engaged. there had been none ulht
,,,,her" If fine club The duties and RESPONSE
hfies 10 he discharged were important. The part
mI,oh NO." w'on,d give success Mr. Scheren
ioyal supporter of IN" principles OF thr o,nD: ana
II elected Mayor he would put IN" interests oi
m. cv OF Hrooltlyn first and the interests of the
Republican party second.
NAYNARD'S NOMINATION. DENOU Need
g f. Bishop and Daniel q. Hartman spoke IN
advocacy Of MIR. Schlerens election Mr. Hartman
also denounced the candidacy Of Judge Maynard
for the Court Of Appeals He said: NO more unilt
man could IN ve been nominated. Tie %as respon,,
sihc for the Duchess county stcdl. ne cohsPHneu
To- count out senators who NOD been elec,rl. hy
vlllanous frauds a false return, vas secur', "i
nmtch,~s County. Then Maynard lied In order to
get the return back re men then, stole me return
ard committed crime FOR when ne Shouin De
serving a term in State Prison Maynard aided IL, III
pcrpeir1snE is wss hanGed over to the worst
hand Of political devils ever IN power. MAYNARD
acted the part OF n feon In the greatest election
,n' evcr perprtrated in Northern State. May
nar,i was a cont 'mptble conspirator conscience,
scnurdreI and a dangerous feon. and yet the Demo-
cratic party was trying to pay him for his crimes.
CHEERS FOR MR. scHIEREN.
When Mr. Scheren appeared AT the meeting he
WAS greeted with three rousng cheers by the mem
hers who rose welcome him He was introduced
AZ the next Mayor of Brooklyn. and the welcome
WAS repcated Mr.. Schieren said 81 believe that
hero / am at home and there is no place like home.
This is TO me a family meeting. You will excuse
me from discussing the campaign. Circumstances
over which had no control have placed me In TINS
position Your enthusiasm IN promo,ing my can
my warmest gratitude ] have not formally ac-
ccptcd the nomination but 1t Is generally under
stood that shall not decline to be the T ba nr
pie against the bosses shall do all
in my pow me to to Know my Position on ali sorts
OF questions. but | tell all that | can be true
and fair nnd To al IL haHs he honoS to be
Mayor | shall do all in my power to give to the |
CITY an administration based On sound business |
nrinclples' and will be the Mayor of the people
and ali the people of Brooklyn. Have you regis |
tered? Has your neighbor? II any one has not
registered he might rs well be In Germany FRS, /
register and then vote. / know you VIII vote |
right" Appause) - +, hit,
he scathingly denounced the ADMINISTRATION OF
Mayor Body and the many scandals connected
ihereyith The people had the remedy In their |
own hands by clccting Mr.. Schieren Mayor. George |
/. Turnbull George r. Elliott and offers Also spoke
INEORSED BY DEMOCRATS.
MR. scHIrEEN WILL rE SUPPORTED BY THE |
nEooKLYN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
III. ..o..,.r. Of The BROOKLYN Democratic Club |