New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLlIlCS.
---- cR1-BER's SOLITARY PROTEST
RESOLUTIONS FAvoRING THE ENhA"'H""
THE STATE COMMITTEE ADOPTED Di

"' cRJ-RER'S SOLITARY frscii ''''
,,,.,,, ,,r,ous rAyoRING THE ENLARGEMENT of
r,,,, sr.rr COMMITTEE ADOPTED BY
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Republican Club held regular 'ie''''9 $3.50,
clubhouse No $50 Fifth-ave. last evening"
charles H. Dennison, one OF me ''ct,p ,'' o.,
,,os 1, the absence OF President Emu hoo'.
The club Endorsed the plan for an eh'a' se'"
the Republican State Committee WIN pu' ~
r,,ry vote That vote came from MT fia''
,,,,,ru,tve but agile henchman, Abraham "iu'Si'
who rarely loses an opportunity to remihu peop0
that he is on the roll OF Platts retaihets'
Ade,hert II Steele. the wel-equpped chairman Vi
m. clubs Campaign Committee. to which ''e ~
,ec, OF enlarging the Republican STATE |o'i'
had been referred at previous meeuiis' wa, ho,ah,
~ report when Mr.. Gruber rose TO his iuh "e'b"'
and made the point OF order that there was no'
ouor,,n present The bylaws require th"t '''i ~
members shall constitute a quorum ""
Wakeman general secretary OF the America" ~
tectve Tariff League. concurred with MI
Der that no important action should De 'aNe, " 80
absence OF A lawful quorum. but before much cou'u
no said the announcement was MADE ny III. P''
siding officer that there was quorum III a''e"'"'
Chairman Steele offered the following:
Resolved That the Republican club or the clsy
OF New-York respectfully recommenhhs Stata Com
mittee be enlarged and that the Dasis VI no
taton OF the party In the state 'o'ii''''''ee ~
Resclvei' That the Campaign Committee Committee be be
Authorized 10 present the foregoing resolution ~
the public and TO the next senate ON MO seem
advisable. together with the various piars VI q"
iargamsnt that have been or may De- suggested
Mr.. Gruber who had subsidized during the reading
OF the resolutions. jumped In again Win a"o'"e'
objection He dramatically declared his opposi'
ton 10 thirty members binding the 0U methoeis VI
the Republican club. John Proctor clarke saiu
that Mr. Gruber who seldom gets 10 the ciuo
visited IL SO rarely that 1t seemed TO be necessary
IN remind him that the Campaign Comnrttee
which advised this action. was composer VI "a.
sterling Republicans. and among them some Oh ~.
best known Republicans in the city or state. ~
S;ruber in reply said that he saw no force III Mt
carke's statement. Proper notice or the proposes
action had not been given. he alleged fou can
mr. h,m Win dueand legal notice" declared Gruber
growing hot under hts Plat collar. -
Whose property H. the Republican STATE Noi'
mlt,aa?" asked Assemblyman Frank - faVey,
ieciei by Mr. Pavey was greeted Win roa' ~, ~
iauyh,er which momentarily disconcerted Mt
,;rilber bu, he struggled up again n'o S d.
amendment that the club should pass on ,ne AN
r~Ssiion before II was made public or laid before
| the State Convention -.o.to, and
Rut there was no second 10 "Abie's motion. ahu
the resolutions offered were "uoP'e"' III 'p' -
pp"siaent Iauterbach OF the Republican County
| corrnitte. who is first vicepresdent or the cup
came in after the qges ton was d'sposeo VI anu
| sy-rnpathlzed with Able e,.. On
lanes 4 Blanchard. John Sabine smith, Gen
oral & II T Coils. Edmund Netmore anu .o.uri-
| hus q Johnson were appointed a comhi,'ese, ~
nor member 81 10 club and treasurer OF me re
nuhlcan State Committee. Peter fucker was electeC
y rssldent member OF the club. ana Linden W
| Hates A nonresident member