New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
NO RAE PREJUDICE.
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE TAKES ACTION.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED At ITS MEETING LAST
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED At ITS MEETING LAST
NIGHT-DEMoCRATS CONDEMNED
The enemies OF the Republican party are quick TO
take advantage OF mistakes made In It's name. They
have manifested this disposition repeatedly IN l9ol
they turned away hUndr,ds Of Catholic votes from
Mr. Blaine with Mr.. Burchard', famous ALTERATION
Last year they tried In this city and state Ia repeat
this success 10y using quoiati from party paper
that has indulgcd in sweeping condemnation OF the
Roman Catholic Church. Their effort, however.
checked 10y the prompt action OF the Republican
County Committee which passed resolution declaring
the attitude OF the party TO BE- one of entire frcndli
hess to all rnces. crccds and natonallties. The
cent action OF the Union League Club. rather an
element OF that organizations membership. In re-
jec'ing Mr. SclrmaD simply because h. j. jew
made 1t necessary sor The county organization. at
It, meeting Ia, night, To rcafirm III" pariys po-
Siiion In Ibis matter This done with unlnimity
and unmisiakallc emphasis In the adoption Of the
following resolution, offered by J. +. Mihoiland OF
the Nth District
Resolved That any action taken By any Republican
organization Of this county that might indicate an I'M
friendly spirit in the party toward any race" religion or
nationality is hereby repudiated by this body the ac-
credited representatives OF the Republicans ~ Ne"'folA
Loud applause greeted the reading of it by sccrc-
tary Bellamy. In moving lis adoption Mr.. Milholland
remarked that speeches In behalf OF snch reSolu-
ton would he snperfntu, Mr.. Scalury seconded II.
AoweN"r. In spirited way. and his speech was Lonely
aplluuded Not Il dissenting voice was heard when
President smith called for the vote. The resolution
the rn.nlmous expression OF the committee
The storm had It's effect upon the attendance.
Grand Opera House Hall being hardly than half
filled. President smith. who presided usual. had
with him rs the speaker OF the evening eA-CongresS-
man Charles II. Treat, Of Delaware who delivered
rousimg address at the close OF the business sts
sion. This was taken up chiefly with the reports
Of the various committees. Charles II. Murray. of
the lid District presented tl, condemnation OF the
Democratic Legislature:
the rIubic.n Organization OF the city and County OF
New. YoIk cor iis satisfaction adjournment II the
state Legislature this c.y.
1t charges the Democratic majority In both Sea'e AMI
Assembly with utter BETRAYAL If the public, Interests.
M unWaiIanal cNl enditulc 81 TIA" peoples money and
the most reckless and dangerous Of Their authority
Pledged to the doctrine Of Home Rule they have attacked
the charter, principal citc, ana pro ttutcd their
power the fWIthrrancc 81 fractional inter ~. Icier!
the ALLEGED Drmo,rtir principle, Of nee and rpic
,nat,e government. they have ba-cy obyei The heiSt,
Of political At the expense ~ their legislative oaih>
They have business aud atty interest,
VI city Of Nrw.YorN ard sought To aae from the
people without Proper -ompn'a'Ion, tier rrpry.
W. therefore d,n0uncr the action 81 the Democratic
party In the Legislature aud n,nt the constant and
,iean efforts Of the Eepubll an minority to prevent the
passage of laws which have brought disgrace and dis DIT
uIon STATE. We call upon our ,tzns TO unite in adj
mnl-rTing Tbukc 10 the present. dominant party ny dc-
fcatimg them At the polls In the next 81 elton.
This was adopted and 80 were these resolutions
regarding the Withdrawal Of the Governments pro
cctorat.. from Hawaii
whereas The people m the Islands ~ Hawaii have cX.
pY.~s.d q desire throw oil the yoke of monarchy 1n1
come under the protection II the United >ate> and
whereas believed that such expresses the will Of
the majority o, Hawaiian people and such stop is
Necessary potec, the large American property Interests
there "s1rli-h,d aud also 10 secure vitality strategic
point for the American Nation therefore.
Resolved That commend thc action Of the last Re-
publican Administration and 'oni mn the action Of the
present Demo, Executive. who ha- allowed the Amcr
can flag % be- lowered before the natons ~ the earth, dn1
who To- -cck party ha, turned his back upon
the traditions the the wishes Of the p'op"
ni the material ~ this and at the
tine important a1slnage . tn Nation by Low crng
prestige falling acccp, ts opportunity Which the
occasion offered.
Mr. Backus presented some graceful resolutions,
Witch were adopted in memory OF Colonel shepard
ana spoke with much feeling on the character and
career Of that gentleman. he was followed by Mr..
Ilghibourn. whose speech was listened 10 with great
Interest for IT was well conceived ard neatly cA-
es,,d.