New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
CHEERS FOR MKINLEY.
nooKIyN SPEAKS FOR HIM.
.,oxe RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
vo1rNG REPUBLICAN CLUB.

VOTING REPUBLICAN CLUB.
nr To SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENTS LED
49, ,,r WARM ARGUMENTs-THE CLUB FOR
sorSp MONEY AND PROTECTION.
ob,vn Young Republican CLUB nelo
l"' letting last evening, called Tor the pur-
rous"e o,t,ne an accurate expression from the
pose C. non their Presidential preferences.
men'' n,oc an overwhelming Endorsement OF
the i.'"' a,date after a spirited discussion
the o"'' o~,, instances was not without dis
wa'ch - .,.,arness 1t was plainly evident, from
plays "a ~. sneeches, that Mckinley was
se'e,' onlv for his own personal strehe."
a,., sor the enemies he has maze
oul any areovinc sentiment Of the meeting was
Inv .,sr, 70 boss dictation and friendship u
a"''e who the club thinks is the ieau'"e
"' ~ the bosses These sentiments "eie
ene", d,splayed. either in ringing applause
que".' vnrsssions Of McKinley's friends OF IN
i0' '' "a words OF dsapprovai for those VINO
]eeiS ""N o,,oss the resolutions on any grounu
whatever ~ rooe;ved from Senator
=" SHERMAN was read giving statement VI
49, 49, vcKiney's position on the hnahciai aues
"''' Tha letter was heard with great interest,"
,tnn
and literally app'a"oeu'
Mr.: Judson S y, Your note Of April 81 is received
My pea' hs no doubt as to the opinions o. MaJo'
Mckinley On w to-n, bv speech and otherwise, 10
i'''I pssaabican policy OF niaihtans sne ~
1 na son Of the United states as sie and others
value. ne ,Sot silver should be employed az money,
pene ss however to te maintalned az pa Mor
always ha CONVENIENCE Of silver coins for the MINOR
soid me sV ~ lie Is so manifest that no sounn
nsv mar would desire KS oIscons, ,n s,ouiS
upon the primary condition Una" lower maintained by
be iM.eo ~ the Government at par with goia ne
t as ~as az do that tariff snouc De aGoptru
Dehe'es,, Jnno r;iallv protect all American IN
that WIZ dn Undue competition with foreign pro
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the United states. Very truly jEo 9H'S' SHERMAN.
Sonata Chamber. Washington April - 1890
A. soon as President Hiram r. Steele had
.oorrsd order he called upon Judson u wall
,ho secretary. to read resolutions prepared oy
,b. Executive and Advisory committees Inc
resolutions presented were as follows
THE RESOLUTIONS.
rs. p,ook,vn Young Republican Club reafIlrms
its mnateratie allegiance 10 the pIincipes OF tne
National Republican party and pledges les u'"oS'
We belieye IN protection 10 American industries
and 10 the American wage-earner . o,a,se
Ne believe in reciproc.ty-the free eAcn Ts'
80 ron.conneting products with all peoples Tee
vrorv Is The handmade OF protection one retains
r ~ America the American market. the other eN-
n ~ our commerce and opens to Americas surplus
INC W. beieVe the tarff TO be "a system OF Ma
,,,,. y" soYsekeepinr that a surplus of revenue IS
better than deficiency: that TO Wantony tre tbe
debts Is not only unbusnessike put d,soyar ~ dis
people, and, If continued VIII pi'"s "'''
We believe in a currency, sound as the Nat on
and sacred As its honor currency win soiu 40 49,.
sisassrd' that will be accepted at its face value
n al The niarts OF the worid. ,o,oil,atorv and
peaceful foreign policy-a policy born OF the seire
spac Of the greatest most powerful ana inosi 81
man. bu, which also recognizes the rights OF every
nsaon so ,oss,sr, IN American politics: It is
& ws spos Of she Naon ali
should spring from the people Bossisni anywhere
"a LON should be the peoples choice. Nominations.
az we'll as elections. bust be of the people i the
oeopje are to rule. All delegates to the ST. Louis
Convention should see, that no unrigh'eous COM
Dinat.ons shall defeat the peoples VIII. ,..,
I In full appreciation Of the high qualities or
every candidate for the nomination Of President m.
we believe that the complete exponent Of all the
foregoing principles Is William M i', 9nr b we
aited office of President of this Union The Repub-
lcan party has enriched the world Win Ks sre S
rights and the welfare OF man; II has made the
phrase America for Americans watchTord Of
liberty and patriotism for all coming time. Because
The Republican party lived the Republic lives: It's
sublime past Is our heritage, our Inspiration and
strive for its purity and its restoration TO
power. that the Nation may renew its thirty-three
years march Of matchless progress which is with
out parallel in the annals or the world
The reading of the resolutions was punctuated
with hearty applause. which first broke out af
ter the first reference TO protection to Ameri-
can industries" The sentences relating to the
currency and to bossism were literally cheered,
and when McKinley's name was mentioned the
applause was loud and prolonged.
SPEAKING FOR M'KINLEY.
s. L. Woodhouse spoke to the resolutions.
telling OF the deliberations Of the committees,
and explaining their reasons for preparing the
Mckinley resolutions He said
Mr. Chairman and Fellow Club Members: Thrice
N hali.ceniury the people of this Union nave
manifested their choice for the Presidency in ad-
vance OF nominating conventions and unaidec by
party machinery; thrice their clarion voice has been
neard above the Of party dscord political am
,pluons and personal greed; thrice they have made
known their will, and, By spontaneous uprising
In i4i ,hei! choice Henry Clay; in 1884 i was
lanes Jam &c. G. Blaine; in 1896 1t is William Mckinley;
eseM loved ana trusted by The people each known
m every hamlet In the land. each Of lofty ideals and
Of mar 81 ne, each leader Of thought and lover
.uah each the representative Of an idea regnant in
indp.,IoSS e s thought, Protection TO American
Y was the satchword Of Henry Gay and James G.
kinney Ru, sos the watehword OF Will2m No
,tMchlnley' said Mr.. Blaine. is one Of the most
fen o5eusa satstcans and one of the abest de-
sss IN =. 'ne doctrine OF Protection" Mckinley.
best mem orH sherman rs one OF the greatest and
ness Ms his eAaation" But who is john sherman?
APE so,,, resident OF Ohio. seventythree years of
yiss ' ~" years In public life. and. in length Of
az s me senior Senator Of the United States Sen
Ssn.sssre e US oreanzation Thrty-three years as
rrv 49, anu iour years Secretary of the Treas
Aea,Ssnvs e made his name a synonym for wisdom.
ANY S,,. a.a so1dity OF judgment the world over.
nsne - OF this country which excludes the
stshlkS.s Snn sherman viii be inperfect "He
You Ss see0nd 10 that OF any in our history"
no, sdJS' PIE eulosy mountain high and you can
10 tss one feathers weight these testimonials
Meknlty '''' "'''''S anu worth Oh William
tees Because Of the convictions of your commit
pr,ne,aist william Mckinley fully represents the
k. sy Of this club he is distinctly and deG
new , ,ne peoples choice. and that ne would ada
they nre re TO the great Office OF President, that
psnent for your thoughtful consiC Grafton The
bu ny referred to. They not born OF ma ste
deliberate Judgment. and were adopted by
Ia fr"r' unanimous vote. They do not preclude
hororyahb,ys support Of any At candidate that may be
II ths ssoerate Judgment and settled determinatlon
ton 81 yvp Wills TO labor zcalously the nOmna,
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