New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
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IMPORTANCE OF A GOOD LOCAL TICKET DwELT
UPoN-MR GRUBER FAvoRs SOME YOUNG
MAN FOR MAYoR-ENTHusIAs-
TIC RESOLUTIONS
The Republican County Committee, at its
monthly meeting held last night in Lyric Hail. IN
Sxth-ave., near Forty-secOnd-st. passed resolu-
tions approving the action Of the Repuolicah
State Convention n nominating Levi +. Morton
for Governor, Charles 7. Saxton for Lieu
tenant Governor and Albert Haight for Judse
of the Court of Appeals. The meeting
was enthusiastic from beginning to end. ana
the speeches made by the different mem'
bers in warm support of the State Con-
vention's action were received with trerneh'
dous applause The hearty good feeling showed
how strong the sentiment was In favor Of maxi
ing the campaign that would carry fright
into the Democracy carp
lanes s. Lehmaier said in his remarks that 70
insure the success Of the state ticket an equally
strong municipal ticket should be put IN the
field. and General Anson G. McCook supported
him and added that the ticket should be one
that would be acceptable 70 the Republicans the
Anti-Tammany Democrats. the Good Government
clubs and to all organizations opposed 10 ia.'
many Hall. He desired to have representative
Republican at the head Of the ticket He thoush1
that the way 70 strengthen the state @ @mShes
would 0e u have a strong fusion ticket lne'S
sentiments were loudly appauded. ana wheh q
delegate from the With Assembly I,is'rict ,p.
posed anything but straight Republican ucke'
not single sound Of approval met ms reI'a. ms nS
Abraham Gruber thought that young man
should be nominated for Mayor, ana ne instances
the good work that could be done by young men
by telling Of the success Of H. L. 9uss j" 'A'
XIVth Congress District last winter
THE RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
The meeting was called TO order by Wiiham
Brookneld. and after routine business hao oee"
voted aside General Charles II. T. COILS miro
duced The following resolutions, WHICH "e'~
unanimously carried:
Resolved That we congratulate our feiiow ,nn. nS.
publ.cans upon the result OF the det,ne L,ta I'm
vention he'd AT Saratoga The declaration ol pri,, ~,
cipies there enuncated is not only accep,aoss @ ni
mont OF thousands OF business men ana "as~
who aye mo not GSnsir heTf2i4rs %eT admaby
selected the httest eXponents oi Ilose
Resolved That pledge ourselves to giye g,ior our
faithful energetic and hearty supporI sS os Levi p
Morton. Charles Saxton and Albert Haight
General Daniel Butterfield seconded the reso-
lutions and in doing so spoke IN part as ioi-
lows:
rise with pleasure to second the resolutions;
New-York County that bear testimony gr,bnsss 10 .s
friends OF Sf n to lead the ticket to
All the connecting Ganda%sss d 9 bsns e nom
nsi nen bMt in allowing their names to be used ana an,
their supporters to vote i4i .e', rioht ~ vote for
rncp haf gys1y Wa" o msier nai how desrous
are Of sgeeGsI wSen Hp 'n fhe success Of his party
not beyond personal ambition We can and I WI, wiz
WIN rolled s mp and then we will put New-Yor
STATE and city in the Republican column.
ENTHUSIASTIC COLONEL CRUGER.
C,,one, 6 Y. r. Cruger vas the next to speak
in support OF the resolutions. He said IN par''
I, only FOR Republican 1,tS.5 tS have wes OsS sSs
in saratoga to know nst ne srp every part OF the
state The nomination OF Mr. Mr Morton t ,or af The last
made by the people OF & yos erk nsytabe No man
ever thought suspectng the integrity & o, r heid
sinit his country's flag and hs has ever remalned
true the principles Of the fepuoca St e love him
or the he has made We can beseF hs been on
his work in Albany Judge hasa' ~ man maS ~ abso.
lutely ripe experience and uniouotei htss: h dnIv
ability lie goes to his duty knowing "ha' Ills IVY
robr Sabine Smith said that the ticket had
hoen received with more satisfaction than any
previous ticket within his reco!lection, on anu n'
that the nomination OF Mt Morton ~as W.
n,auded by the whole country Jonh ". '.u
Wormer in speaking Of the fight that was 70
come and the Democratic candidate 10, .o.
ernor. said that the Republicans wouia IKE 20
meet n man like Senator lflli III tie HS"'' -
the leader OF Democratic sentiment
4 YOUNG MAN FOR MAYOR
Abraham Gruber spoke in glowing terms Oh
tho conventions choice, and he said this or the
man who he thought ought to lead the mumci-
nal ticket. I'VE want a young man on tne
ticket for Mayor. We want young man WHO
&c not bound to any financial or business III
terests we want a man who has been IN pom.
tics and one who can make canvass III dn
narts of the city Our candidate may De uh-
known on the night OF the nomination, out Ten
davs before election he will be the best known
man in the United States Look what We ulo
in the XIVth Congress District last winter.
We nominated a man unknown, ana eVerspooS
asked. Who Is Quigg? s.
General McCook then spoke or MS great nonos
or1 esteem for the candidates. and he pointeo
o,,. how necessary II would be 10 the success OK
.ha state ticket to have a strong representative
ticket with A Republican at IT'S head, Tor fhuhlc-
inaI nositions Others who spoke were James ..
I.hn,aier Charles Schwick and william BrooK.
foId Mr. Brookfeld said that no matter wnat
difference I'm opinion there had been before inc
convention met all were OF one mind when u
adjourned - o,,,o.
nroposing that a committee be appointed 10 MAKE
arrangements for mass-meeting 10 rauiy the
action Of the State Convention. The motion waS
unanimously carried. ~ 49,
John Sabine Smith made delegate from
the XXIVth Assembly District In place OF Jonn
C. Graham, resigned.
A CALI. TO THE STATE COMMITTEE