New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06
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We had not been invited because we had aec l
ourselves against deals Of all kinnS, an ,.ad thot
Of n straight Republican ticket We hcHeNce" tir'
a straight Republican ticket made up Oh ' MOI
oughly representative men would raiH n, 0x other
est voters to It's support this year IMAM any V a.
that might be offered the voters AS soon a.
We declared ourselves our sincerity as an
ia mmanv organization was called III VucSnoy,'
We were denounced as allies or lan i,ii mi
and all has nan Sms stsf US this
POSITION Still we have maintained 1t because we
ouircd the habit of enduring hostile criticism pa
tiently We have been schooled TO H. tor our our, "r
ganization was formed in the teeth OF pciie''
hurricane of adverse comment ,.,o,
But this is our hour Of vindicatl0n our pos'u ho
been Justified our position regarding the county
ticket will also he. Nppauseo Ihe 0d nao &C. H.
State machine. as soon we had declared , our
position in favor Of stragn' Ticket o1 honnst IN
doing So they not honest today IN pretending
that they are with the nst night
demonstrated it. Why. they actually hesitatea To-
aid thew hesitate and Why did they refuse take
a Arm and decided stand? because they, 90 M no.,
Good Government clubs and tn other anti am M
many organizations propose, ne in,i ~ ~ s'
Repnbcan Governor. 10y nsuring the election OF
a Tammany Mayor, and a Tammnny, MaEo , tm',
ticket Not mind you-and this is all important
not such straight ticket as We want TO see pus
in the field not ticket made up OF men "n ,
character and standing in this comrnunhy WI
nT sHPPNp oket Of the
order, such was run last year py ihe ora ma
f fhe partv here laughing stock throughout the
State They pretend to be with the tood o,ovS d
ment clubs, but they are not nor 90 they i'ehu 10
be.
A STRAIGHT TICKET OF GOOD MEN.
| Now we have declared ourselves to be in favor
Of a straight Republican ticket, but DO not hest
tate TO say tina, should the old machine who cX-
pect to have charge of the nominations ran 10
put up such ticket as this community DEMANDS
should they attempt to repeat their actions OF
| former years by putting up men to be knocked
| down then IL is our duty as n genuine. honest
reform organization VINO believe that after all
good government should be the object of all po-
ltcal activity. IT is our duty. ! say to refuse TO
Let me not be misunderstood on this point; !
believe that the best way to beat Tammany l IA,
| top to bottom OF such character as Will compel
sloan or Seth Low or John Harsen Rhoades. or
| General Horace Porter or hundred DINERS una,
| permit IL to be done by the other ant-Tammany
bodies of the city. then say It Is our duty ,I II
| cipes to stand by honest reform wherever we find
It, against the dickcrs ana deals OF thc Ola MA
chine. prolonged cheers)
Reports Of committees were now called for.
| and General Kerwin. chairman of the EXecC
| tive Committee. arose Cheers ana cries 81
Patform platfSTm d ,baf he ns ' S
self heard. Declining 10 mount the PLATFORM
| he said that he desired only to inform tho
| committee that the Executive Committee NO
agreed upon an address To- inc iePupiIC'I.H p, 80
| the State This read by T. st. John CAR
nev and was unanimously adopted. IL VIII DC
| found in another column.
DATE FOR PRIMARIES AGREED on.
| The report OF the committee appointed 20
| name a time tor holding the primaries was
| adopted They are to take place on Thursday.
| September 49, The County Convention mas
| beeu fixed for October !. the Congress CONVEX
| tions for October T. and the Assembly ana
| Alderman conventions for October IL The
| secretary then read from the records the ac-
| ,iop of the Executive Committee in dismiss
| ing n clerk John a. Stetler. and the delegates
| ~ q unanimous vote approved the action.
| The next order Of business was the receiving
| ~ the renorts from the different districts. and
! SO much enthusiasm was shown IN inc course
| OF the reading OF the statements that IL was
| repeatedly necessary to CAL the fh"e'ihs u
| order In every district n splendid showing was
| reported Tho number Of enrolled men IN oach
| district as reported last night, was az follows
Ist Assembly District. 1855; lid, 635; TIA. 500
| WITH 725: WITH 1850 With. 1257; With, loll
| XIIth. 1922; XIIIth 9s2 XIvth. 679; XVIII. l,2o5
| XVIth. $50; XVI1th. 14o4: XNlllth, 100; MINI
1858; XXth. 55s: XXIst. $50; XXIld. s94; NHllid
| $50 XXIVth 7l2; XVIII s1s: HNNith, -':SV
| XXVIIth. 1885: XXNlllth, $780, NAlAth o9o
| XXXth 69S total, 81. 1872
| When the IXth Assembly District was Gale
the two Executive Committee members IRON
that district tried 10 get the floor ana the fee
ings Of both seemed 10 be trine rufied. but tht
| chairman gave both opportunity 10 speak
| TO stay
After the reports from all the different districts
had been received, the motion TO adjourn wa
put and carried