New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
BARNES SICKENS THEM.
HIS TREAsONABLE AND DIsLOYAL
SENTIMENTS DENOUNCED.

THE STATE COMMITTEE
Tho horest and loyal Republicans OF the NAN.h
Assembly District are surprised and rsn.eo.s'y
indignant at the remarkable cohduc' VI ~
Weed Barnes who. although a member VI VI. w
publican State Committee ana OF the Nep 49,,
Campaign Committee OF the NNVth Assembly D
trict has declared his purpose OF boiths III. 49,
ro,ior NJ the popular young candidate Oh ue I've
nuhucan party for state Senator In the Nv !" D''
trct Frank ID. Pavey. AT rousihg ''ee."s -
the lanes G. Blaine Republican Club OF the ~" y"
Assembly District, held last evening, al 'he o'"'
house in West Twenty-fourth-st, this iee""e "
,,,,o,,o, AGAINST Mr. Barnes found voice III
r.o mble and resolutions. adopted unanimously anu
nv a rising vote. which declare ms at.i'"ue W
reasonable and dsloyal to the hePuph'" p
and call upon the Republican state commune "
rauove Mr. Barnes from membership as u'
uor,hv 10 he intrusted with the management Vi INV
party" . q. ho con
Tho sentiment referred to does not seem u DC eo'
ened to the XVIII district. 1t permea'es 'he VI
ganizaton and finds response III '"e oe go,
true Republicans throughout the city. II va"
las, night that William Byookfeld, VINO represents
tho with Congressional District IN the hepuo
lick. State Committee. Will at the next "ee.'s "
,h committee bring Mr.. Barnes's case TO 'he ut
,or,,or NJ that body and demand that IL take 'i''-
mediate steps to purge Itself OF disosa's Wy
moving Mr. Barnes's name from inc io =,
Brookfeld. il believed wouiu ho' "
this demand. Other members Vi p,, to,r
long service In the par! VIII ~ w
with Mr.. Brookfed ~. 49,, A..
~ ,,,r, among the Republicans OF the DIS
,rict showed itself Enthusiastically at meetins Vi
the Republican Campaign Committee VI "'e
District held at the Sturtevant House on
evening William II. Coyle and severai o'"e' "'.'
hers Objected to Mr. Barness taking part III Wv
committees work, holding that his statement pm
cd IN The Tribune October 10 rendered MIN 'i,e,
,,h,o IN continue membership on account OF MS
declaration that he meant to bolt the hoi"'a ,,s
of Mr. Pavey. Mr. Barnes on MS o"" 49,
made an explanation which was UNDERSTOOD "!
others present to mean that he had changed MS
mind and would now support the who'c nep"'"N
ticket The matter then dropped
Mr. Barnes said last evening. however that no
srcb construction could be placed upon his state
ment and that he had simply given MT ra'e'
twenty-four hours TO declare himsei nepuo
ucan That time having expired and MIR. faVey
having failed TO take advantage Of the chance gwen
him Nr. Barnes said that Mr.. Pavey would be
KNITTED to the hit
The Blaine Club headquarters were crowded 10 the
doors last evening by Of the largest meetings IL
had held.
First. resolutions were offered highly praising Mr..
Pavey.
Then Major J. r. McKelvey offered the following
which was received with applause:
Whereas letter having appeared IN nnI hass
the daily papers oa sns e the oa head
Of 'sThe Republican State Committee dated
and signed "Thurlow Weed Barnes. Member Re-
publican State Committee XIIth Congressionai DIS so
tric" asking certain impertlnent questions Of the
Republican candidate for the Senate, FRANK d.
Whereas on the 18th of October 1895, another
| letter appeared in which Mr. Barnes conradcted
his first effuson In which ne wrT' desire to IN" ask
etc. by saying Il did not write Mr. Pavey at MI
Jackets suggestion n9F ola and 40 SO at the
Whereas This member OF the State Committee
Pavey,' and 81 hope he will be showed under on
Election Day and characterized the supIorter, err
men by asserting that the nomination was obtained
| in fragrant manner; and .,o cono,o, Com
mitee for the district. held the evening OF Oco-
Mr. Barnes ntmated that he Wrote the she
County Committee an advisory member r1 OF NJ NE
Pavev ou thereby proving himself unreliable and
unworthy of CONFIDENCE; Therefore be 1t ,,..
dctory statements are unbecoming and unworthy
OF one holding the position of representative from
fort forth in Mr. Barnes letter in the opinion OF
this club reasonable and disloyal to the Kepnocan
| leans Of this district. ,,.,...
Resolved That in the interest OF pure poihticss
and that this district may be properly represented
in the State Commttee we m ye Duy the
said Barnes from his position as member OF that
Se intrsted with the management of the party.
| Resolved That copies of these resolutions; OF
mcay sS Sn State Ge CSmmittee Charles W Hacket
| and Edward Lauterbach, chairman County COM
mittee within twenty-four hours
The resolutions were advocated by several we'll
known members OF the club. whose remarks regard
ing Mr. Barnes and his remarkable attack upon MI.
| pavev were heartily appauded. John e. Miinoiiann
severeIv criticised Mr. Barnes's disloyal ana lnde-
fensihle position OF Mr.. Pavey Mr. Miholland SAID
that the only charge that such nondescript poll
ticians as Barnes could make against him was that
no had been a man of sef-respect and independence
! Robert Breckenridge said that Thurlow weed
Rarnes had shown his treachery TO the Repubrcan
Marty and was no better than Judas 1scarot or Ben
| edict Arnold. Montague Leslie said that barnes
ought 10 be run out of the party to the tune or the
| ROgue's March $500. l.. ~ o,oouor,
| denuncation not only of the treason or Barnes Du
| of the other men In the district who, the Major
said had been plotting against the interests OF ln'
| Republican party, and deserved condign PUNISH
| ment. -, .,,,.,o..
! The chairman called for vote on the resolutions
| and a tremendous aye followed.
"a rising vote" shouted Major McKelvey. Every
| man was on his feet in an instant. 1here was not
, a single dissenting vote. ,.- ,.-
| Mr. Pavey entered the club Few minutes later
| and was received with three rousing cheers: lie
| made a convincing and thoroughly Republican
| speech in which he discussed In clear and able
| way the issues OF the campaign
WILL REMAIN IN CHICAGO.
! THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS NOT
TO BE MOVED To WASHINGTON.