New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
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Percy. who will lead us 10 victory 'Chee'S'
Hr. Picrcy was elected with a Sh0ut; o,hlv Dis
Donald MacLcan. Of the NJ llth -Nssen''D'i ,iin,
trict nominated r. Thomas Fortune i'l o''9
se.rntary He was unanimously elected.
Mr. Fortune in accepting the postum" ,i
81 feel as II had been struck by clIlI1 IT, D,'''
In m. language Of Nj. Flanagan from i,N'S'
would say. what ar" W" here Tor dhu !" ~ a.,
o,ia,. # a man from New-l OrK, "d' ar "
,''inp ~ do about H." We are here To snow lnc
rennIe that We mean 10 work. Bui won mar a,
lnnp snarch: instead will merely tell you t t
/ nrnpose t. d. ~ much work as can anu az
vour corresponding secretary mop" '" ~.
.,.orvthing that tends t. the success oi W.
,,...,..,n,nt THIS m Vrment means reorginlIdH"il
IN me county, and in the state. ana victory
throughout the country az the polS Mum 9nd
fnr no honor You have conferred upon M anu
hope You VIII ma 10 '""''
Fortune.
MIR. yorLLAlRE AS READING SECRETARY
Al p g. Vouraire was elected reading secre-
tary. He said in accepting the position:
W, have Iced done ne an honor n eiectinE
mo t. the position OF reading s,cretir! n' more
,ha n,' cycrv Republican should do Every American
cltiz-n oy.es Il To- himself ana 10 ms pa ;be no
all th~ work nat VIII f t ,,S gr1Ic an glad
~ he member Of the Republican party, ar. 10
OF the members Of h- m0vrm men n frnr rom the
a member OF a movement tha' - ,aarcb,np IN the
old hack leaders W. must Keep %" m'1 victory viii
fniurr We have in the past anu Ne'''' WI"
perch our banner
Thomas Farrell was elected corresponding gee
retary. Mr.. Browncll. Of the NNild Assembly
District then nominated for clerk oI tht en- y,
mite J. y Stetler. Mr. Milholland saii ,,,s' :, !
WAS strange there were no more n'n!h1' l'''S ~.
fhat Office for Il carried wiki II S2'up a year.
Mir St.tler." continued Mr. Mholland, "aS
there is no opposition 10 YOU declare you '.s0'e"
10 The $500 posiii"n-to be our SOW ''''N
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The following resolutions were then read by
Mr.. Lawton:
Resolved That the Repqo.icAn orgam 6tSn4 of of
New-York on the awakening OF frpubcAHS 60
af. evident on an sides. Sever before IN the MS
tory ~ The Republican party III Nv IN ,r,t.
o., Lincoln ~ Grant. " Garfield and Of Elaine
toward the party of the pain people t1"ari I'M"
To- restore goyI e1Vrrumcnt To the ciit 81 New
YORK 70 thc Empire state and TO the Nation l..
hy any faction block legislation NJ Albanyal"kls
la,.,r which j. offered and PROPOSED 10 p.ne' Imr
IT,, riii wh.,n Would restor~ To rs 1000 votes. Of
i-,lir. roe FOR several years In This city tt.
I....y,.l That -. lruouncc any attempt - HWlt
m ..,n. ~ ~, Republican party in the interests
81 AM, Glass - 4cc. out ~ ORGANIZATIONS and CLUBS
claiming - represent the i''puD"ctn party and
on, Of ne Republican ranks. any citizens. no mat
Ter wnat ,ner birth descent or religious convictions
Resolved. That W. take this opportunity OF dis
s.,,lr from the observation recently expressed IN
hi. KIN ~ meeting held in the name OF the Re
~ III, RrIubIic were held up to public oppro6rinm
,ul coutrmut. We declare that II would ~ De
.op,e M. leaders OF the party whose principles We
! i,rhoj 10 be- unm.ulfu Of or ungrateiul Tor the
,ri'.'l ami eminent services rendered our country
r.ruIi1t. IN. prrtrusi0ns OF any man or men VINO
claim the sympathy or approval OF the h"pubh'ahS
with such sentiments , . -
Resolved Tint We deprrcate tn" applying 10 lte-
/ rtbllaaus whose interest In AID loyalty 10 he
r1rfv cannot br questioned no matter what diner,
'urc Of opinion may exist on the question or local
| marty management of opprobrious ana insulting
.pithrts such calling of names ~ unworthy ul
| the members of tn. Republican party, or oil any
| man who claims to be- an American cluzth' anu
consequently a believer I'm Independence or thought.
The GLORY of thu Republican party has always been
the freedom % thought which II has allowed 10 us
/ followers. and propose L. maintain TINS ptlh-
! ciplc -, ..,,, ~,
un-al.lcI disastrous condition of the country a. an
object lesson Of the cvil effects OF Democratic mis-
! rule and a. affording an dnanswerable arSumrh'
| FOR the return Of the Republican party 10 power
SIR. Milholland then announced the chairmeh
OF the standing committees As follows;
! Finance General Michael kerwin-
| Ieglslation-AIa tor chester H. Southworth
! NaIuralzation-t.x-Ju +. G. Gelney
! Public Meetings Frank J. Martin.
| Resolutions James r. Townsend
| Apprals-Dr. Hamilton Williams.
! Printlng-Charlcs r. Bible
| First Voters tX-Aldcrman James G.. McMurrdy
! President MilhOlland announced that the
! County Executive Committee would meet To-
! morrow evening to elect officers for the year oi
! 1894 II is understood that General Kerwin Is t'
! be- chairman of that committee.
| I-nnn motion the meeting was then adjourned