New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
r,vOR OF THE "THIRTY."
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:, nat now the chief consideration. That
tion. nor " ,renrth together with elements of
Il po' ..,oss - the Republican party. facts
real us or,ouslv disputed If Its strength is not
not " Ss,ributed throughout the city, II is unde-
evenly ING where the Republican organization
niaps - hitherto weak. and it has succeeded in
has oes" ,ogether to the great advantage of the
brihs" ho1v of earnest and aggressive Republic
pa'", 70 enlist in active work They deserve
cans - hut recognition and encouragement. 1t
moi -, horne in mind that the conditions under
y ,,s organization sprung into such vigorous
VIM we're unique. II they did not actually
sx'', the particular enterprise which under
ps they certainly afforded plausible arguments
:, excuse it, ~
"a is president does exist and 1t exists as an
hos, of Republicans. There is not room in
ss.n,v of New-York for two governing parties
W .s,s should at once be taken on such terms as
81 a,r beyond question. and can be honorably ac-
~, an both sides. for the complete ob.itera.ion
CIV ZINES suggestive of faction Naturally. from
,troversies that have been going on so lonG
u feeling has arisen. and II Will not be easily
s, 'sasi n forgotten. But Republicans must recos-
sa' .,a uncomfortable opportunity that is now pre-
W. 10 the party. and the high and patriotic
% nblch compels every Republican to control
liberation of personal advantage and to use
- W.. Influence he possesses 10 bring about com
..,. reconciliation and accord within the party
~, will enable 1t go TO the polls in the ensu-
INC election a. one organization rhined IN purpose
=, onort and IN hope
We report, therefore, the Following resou'oHs' anu
move their adop''oh' ,
p.so,ved That the Republican State Committee
,,,s State of New-York recognizes the organza-
w., a, the Republicans of the City OF New-York,
,,der the supervision and direction OF the So
Md committee of Thirty. as regular Republi-
,,soriza,ion in and for the city and county OF
- york and recognizes the Republican County
cnri,tee OF which William Brookheld Is presi-
ss., as the regular and duly constituted authority
,b, and over the Republican party or the SAID
city and county
W. n,so,,od That the Republican State Committee
.ha STATE of New-York recommend that pro-
-, no Immediately made for the Incorporation
', ,ha Republican organization OF which John f.
.rborand is president into the regular Republic
-, organization. described in the foregoing reso-
,n.,or designating two days or evenings prior 10
,hs holding OF the caucuses for naming state
s,ssates In each election district for the enrolment
=, all Republicans wishing TO join said regular
pspub,ican organization.
resolved That the Republican State Committee
4, the State of New-York recommend that proper
an, inst representation be given 10 the RepuDl-
Fans now enrolled in the organization OF which MI
Nnbolland IL president In the list OF election ON
..rs n act in behalf of the Republican party at
tho ensuing general election in the county OF New
York - .
Resolved. That we enjoin upon all Republicans IN
hs county Of New-York the duty of uniting In one
examination and that appeal 10 their par'ouc
oncsrn for the welfare OF their party Tor the III
mediate obliteration OF all factional differences anu
tor the restoration Of that harmony and that com
mon nurpose which are the sure guarantee OF VIC
tory IN the city and throughout the state OF New
York J. W. WADoM on H.
W. !" PROCTOR.
b. r. ODELL- JR-
G. w DUNN,
JOHN A. QrACKENBJsH.
THE SYRACUSE TROUBLE.
rhe Hendricks Belden controversy IN ohon-
a,g, County was the subject Of the following re-
port -.,,.A Ao., s,,e.
After very full hearing. during when pom ST. Z,
cars EVEN ample time TO present their Gains ]. -
snnarent 10 Your committee that, technicaIy. tne
oreanzation presided over by J. Wilisie Knapp ha
The greater claim 10 party regularity pu' '"1'
naS.bsr g., nor the committee presided over by A. ~
ellis fully represents the party IN rs ra a
Ing that they shall be brought into cooperation"
Bsojyed. That :he State Committee recommend
that tEo som%ses be Of t ana cy
s s1e to Continue as such until the election
4 the new committee az the caucuses In February;
San equal division Of the election officers provided
Ar by Chapter S4s Of the Laws Of 1894: that there
a be one prTRa syuS Saea City cy nc held
his fall in each of the several wards Of said ci,y
ssueuses two d whom shall be named by each OF OF
the said original committees ina, Inere sn iwo Of
four at each Of said PTimas sss original
whom shall BE named BY each OF VA so omen the
e,nnnsns shall be from y o'clock noon until
o'clock D. m; that convenient places sha;. e nT
ected for holding the caucuses ana De ueii'.,.eaS
SssIgnatsd and hat the test for voting at tnese
caucuses shall that the person offering ne Won e
daS.. noce shaii be given for the holding Of The
primaries, which shall be he.d on OF h. eaid orig
day OF September next; that each OF ,ne nd crfe-
nal committees through its CHAIRMAN ID aiiu ,ba
ary shall notify on or d1m,,ee Of its
OF the terms .: this resolution; that II etheI ot ~
said original committees fai, 10 6reyded the com
mlt,ee accepting them and so glVlng noiI CO., con
and hereby Is at as ane and shall be
titled 20 the recognition provided for in Chap'ei
Il Resoved' That the State Committee recommend
tina. should the above recommended regular re
publican CITY conm,tee fa to af hs 1 fa the
SAID caucuses shall be held September II next a.
fail Of isSs and they shall be held open from Il
noon TIL p. m. ~ u.DcwopTu
y y B. j. 6'DEGL. JR.
GG6H DIN a. a. NoHtAcKENBUsH.
There was no debate on either report CHAIR
man Brookheld announced the approval OF DOM
reports without dissent.
John F. Parkhurst. Of Bath offered the follow
Ing. which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That az the Tariff bill passed oy 81,
Senate Is blow at the manufacturins 1900
Of the United States, and that as II espesca a.;
aims 10 strike down the wool growers oi 1. -, :,
country and tho onerators in our wooen mills II y
OF vital Importance that the bill be deIea.eu
therefore respectfully request the fepup. "a. !,
members OF the Senate use all possible enof'S
defeat the enactment Of the bill into law
TIE committee finished all its business ana au
journed before 10 m.
HOW THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS RECEIVED
The confirmation Of reports concerning 'h'
Committees action had spread through the cor
rdors OF the hotel before the ad)ourh"c"