New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

monweah. / am willing to take the stain of the
STATE and Place It up no n AND h has repadaed
the Democratic party by huge na1orrg I,t ms
! grown to power and greatness and IT has become
! the glory OF the world Previous to the lhauBu' ~
| he midst of a career Of prosperity. The Republ,
can party had a record OF greatness ana Sory anu
tend to Restore them to power in this Comm9n-
wealth. Appause Thirty years ago the rno var
can party was s'arte% to pro onorG bearer was
Abraham Lincoln Who was elected tb by pai lair peo
pie Thirty years of Prosperity leo from th high
daofs Of IFS fonnIers The power Of the party be
| came concentrated in a few hands ana the Peoplss
| This State C'i- b and the whole M,holand move
| mcnt has its foundation based upon the principe
| The policy for the Republican party In New OK
State viii be drawn up by the people nolv that
win make the Republican party power III inc
The policy OF this club is admit to membership
any man who is a Republican. II Is not rs idea 10
! nut out any Republican or account OF his IDEAS,
! ihough he have the old-fashioned ones Of Joseph
II Choate. or the more prosTesslve ones 81 h Viii
be open 10 any man who votes the lepuOHcai
ticket. .,o r,o., ho,of,,
movement inaugurated in The state for years n, ~, Ky
us in snh Sib Its help the young and the old will
go hand in hand 70 yGoTy In the Sea|e
from ali parts Of the State on candidate for Gov
ernor who will lead the party to success TAP
plause)
! Charles Halsey Moore. Of Plattsburg. was the
last speaker Owing to the ateness of the hour.
Mr. Moore had to be bnef in his remarks. but
they were well received and heartily appiauded
He said In part:
c can ses 4 great poet once wrote "A Midsummer
Nfgb,'s Dream" but call this meeting mid
sGmnfr IL tb Longest day in the year ana in the
middle Of summer yet this is the largest meeting
hfD @yfr h sr pqe e h electric button in This
State and started m 2onher w naT hppsse
This meeting tonight Is the precursor Of victory
When the applause had subsidized, Mr.. Milhol-
land and said:
"In the name Of the Republican party OF TINS
State Of Ncw-York and Of the Union dedicate
this club 10 the uses OF the city, state and
Nation and God forbid that any man connected
with 1t should ever prove disoyal
Three ringing cheers were then given and
the crowd dispersed The clubhouse was crowded
until an carly hour this morning with enthu-
sia site Republicans. and many were me con
gratulatiOns exchanged on the suONc'' % NV
After the formal opening. the speakers and in
vlted guests adjourned 90 the parprS on IN
uprar floors where there was general hand-
shaking and interchange Of opinion. After tnat
a delightful little supper was served by Ierhuhe,
the caterer All the speakers 81 the evening
IT.
nv congressman GrosVenOr, Ray ana WeVer'
Forrest Delaney and others
GOOD WISHES FROM ALL SIDES.
Letters were received from a number Of we'll
known Republicans. who were unable 10 accept
invitations to be present. Following some Of
them:
"The Troy Times" Troy. y. Your courteous
invitation to be present at the opening of the rst
pf tina cTy county and State Of NewYork Friday
evening June p 1884, was duly recelved, In ,d re- 70
assure you Of my hearty sympathy with the efforts
you are mnkn m 3chI OF R Rai Your orgaza
ton with be a powerful factor in bringing about
most desirable results must be apparent TO all
who comprehend your devotion 10 the Republican
cause and your Intelligent labors to promote its
success
ton now in session at Albany. and the enerossing
duties Will prevent my attendance al Your openlng,
YOU OF my warm interest in your association and
my 9fst wishes 'o' It's 'o JOHN ~ FRAHcIs
Office Of the Mayor Philadelphia Mayor Stuart
sincerely regrets his inability TO accept the KIM
first permanent headquarters Of the Republican
on the evening OF the 22d inst, owing 10 previous
engagement, for that date.
AN AUsPIC1OUs MOMENT
State OF New-York Trelsurer's Once. Albany
Your kind invitation for the evening OF June p IS
before me. an | acknowledge my appreciation * the
same Whether I; will be possible for me 10 be
present on the night OF your opening 1t * impossible
at this moment for me 70 say. In any event, shall
be with you in spirit and YOU have my best wishes
for your success I'm every undertaking sincerely
calculated strengthen ana build NJ the good
cause which should inspire every Republican or
ganizatlon 10 put forward It's best foot such
auspclous occasion as the present provides. whore
success fps the party In the election ~ the chief
magistrate Of the great State of NewYork Is - APP
parent a - 'OlN IN
albany Evening Journal Albany. y. Vt Is
Albany has succeed,d in throwing of the yoke Of
seems give every indication II the same righteous
| impulse. III this work the State club VIII unques-
"O'''"' '''' '' William BARNES JR.
ONCE OF Auditor General. Harrisburg. Penn
polite invitation 70 be present at the opening o; the
, pr R & on dn State at on 64 om
Friday evening June 22l 1894 and regret that a
n0F GsoS Rd sd n@ o'a 9"F GHF io"P''
Your kind invitation to be present at hn opening
he Republican party cY county ,l ana stat has
been received ana Tor which kindly accept my sin
I wish you godspced in the noble work OF all
assisting in winning triumphant victory at the
With my very best wishes for the success. not
only of the state club. but as we'll for ivory pro
'''' i, B. HARPER'
cngas"ment out Of town viii keep me from n' thu
present the occasion Of tho opening OF the per-
manent Republican headquarters 1t viii be a
great depriyation as | had hoped to take part in
this first laudable work Of The State club, which
has my best wishes ana will have whatever aid
DONALD MLEAN
ENCOURAGEMENT FROd WASHINGTON
| much regret not being able to Join with yourself
and The other gallant and fighting Republicans OF
Ncw-York In defeating new home for the Re
publican party In the first city OF the country. 1t
has long been needed. and will prove a factor OF
potential benefit for the Republican party and good
government. and In putting the party forward for
early action In this important year vii do much
toward contributing the word victory" for 1896.
JAMES S. CLARKSON.
Washington.
Good luck TO your splendid cub in It's new home;