New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
RATIFYING THE ST LOUIS TICKET.
MEETING AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE MAMMAL


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TAN REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
| The Manhattan Republican Club Of the xXIIId
Assembly District. held rousng ratification meet
| Ing last night. at It's headquarters. No. Dl west
One-hundred "a d thirty -fourh-st. NJ. ~ Mckee.
the president OF the club presided. assisted by the
! recording secretary, William z. Boise The speaker
| of the evening was James p Davenport lately ap-
pointed Civil Justice for the XIIIth District
Justice Davenport called attention TO three feat
ures of the present campaign which argued Wen LOT
Republican victory and were incentives to patriotic
| activity: Flrst the bold outspoken words OF the
platform adopted at the ST Louis Convention. par
| ticularly the brave and emphatic declaration iof
gold standard; second, TIE high character ana
wide popularity of the Republican candidates Nc
Kinley and Hobart; third the character OF the new
| leaders of the Democracy. such men as Governor
| Altged whom John Most claimed as friend. and
BENJAMIN Tilrnan who noted for outrageous
speeches in the Senate and vrulen personal attacks
upon his political opponents. The speaker cnarac-
terized the Democracy as revolutionary. since
its leaders had openly advocated the reputation OF
the National indebtedness. His speech was heartily
applauded. and three cheers for Mckinley and Ho-
bart were given with will. Justice Davenport in
troduced the following resolutions, which were unan-
mously carried:
Resolved That the action Of the Republican Ma
onal Convention. he'd at st: Louis In the nonina-
ton of candidates and the adoption OF the Platform.
meets with the enthusiastic approval of the mem
bers OF the Manhattan republican club The pat;
form. in its outspoken declaration in favor OF sound
money and protection 10 American industries lords
city, where these twin principles Of Repu6ncanisn,
are popular with all classes OF voters the sreat
financial ana 81 in'G ire s %
standard Of money values, the best In the word ana
less interest in the adoption OF protective tarin
which shal at the same time secure sufcient rev.
enue for the needs OF the Government, ana anord
Of fair n Wages se ana r preht'
Resolved That in William Mckinley. OF ono; and
present candidates Of proven merit and Of the great
acceptability the suffrages Of the people The
princpes dear to American c.tlzens and furn
an inspiration 20 all Republicans the candidate
for the Vice Presidency Is known and approved as an
upright and cear-headed lawyer; business man and
statesman. thoroughly equipped for high once.
n Of esry prnes nd he Of
ddates Of exceptional fitness the e;nbers OF TINS
club pledge their earnest snd unea ors rho mar
torty OF the members reside the vote FOR the Repuo-
lcan candidates. whose success throughout tne couh
try already seems assured
Resolved, That the president appoint Campaign
Committee OF seven members, Of whom he shall be
one who shall have charge Of public meetings the
distribution Of documents and other matters relating
dates
The following were appointed on the Campaign
Committee: James P. Davenport chairman; c. H.
Woodward Richard Gleland. VI NJ. Mckee. F. C.
Campbell, r F. Potter There is one other member
4 y Du Mahout introduced resolutions lndorsing
Lemue T. Qugg az candidate for the nomination
for Congress from the XIVth Congress District and
Robert Patton presented resolutions pledging the
clubs support to Richard Gilleland as candidate
for the nomination for Assemblynan from the
XXIITd Assembly District Both resolutions we're
unanimously adopted. A letter read from G. c.
Shayne to Charles A. Groth. in which Mr.. Shayne
said that he would accept the nomination for Gov
ernor II II should be offered TO him.
The following elected members OF the club:
Joseph Polak, OF No 30l West One-hundred- and
twentieth-st.; George c. Brown No. 25l4 Eighth
ave: Samuel B. Bovine No. 335 West One-hundred-
and-forty David j. Solinger. No 2l6 West
One-hundred "a nd-sixteenth-st.: Samuel J. Fergu-
SON No 227 West One-hundred and thirty fourth
St: Herbert f. Mann. No 2ls4 Fifth-ave.: Sidney
Cahen No 20 West One hundred and thirty third
St: T. d. Baylor. No 1853 Seventh ave. and John
Hoer. No. $50 West One-hundred-and-th thirty
ffth-st.