New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

ton and b.g ratification meeting Will Nv "''' va
Thursday. June -.
Tho Mckinley League OF the 1I1d Assembly Dis
trio, held a ratification meeting In Grand Union
Hall on Thursday evening James g. 'roPP's
called the meeting to order and G. ]. Techan was
the secretary Concrcssman Hurley. personal
friend o, Mcssrs Mckinley and Hobart SPOKE OF
tho strength OF the two candidates. and also OF
tho financial tariff and other issues ~ the cam
paen. lie predicted a Republican victory In Kings
county next fall by $500 majority The following
resolution was unanimously carried;
.iRscnNy Rcs0ITdb b,lre a assembled II Crasi Tnen ian
do hereby heartily rafy the nominallu" o. -. IN
MchP@y ioF 'iie ~ ,hr ni,ci @ s,acs and the ra
form adopted by the National ConVfnu"i M ana @ up
heartily pledge ourselves for the c.oc'oh oI o"'
candidates ,.
Al no. 80 Evergrcon-ave the Federal Republican
club OF the Twenty Eighth Ward mot ana aioP'"'
resolutions presented 10y Robert Nimmo. iniorsins
NKinley md Hobart. and at The -am" time de-
nonncins Ernest ] Kaitcnbach one of th" NIii'n"i
aelesates for voting for Warner Miller FOR chairman
OF the New-York delegation rather than ior ih'mas
G. Platt The argument presented va' 'n9' 9 M Mf.
Kal,enhach should nAve yo,r' ''' ''"'' '''' -
The T. + Williams Battery of the Eighteenth
cS@ W@5i pS'slff ,lf,e IA of iwcoy - nvc guns nred
The Twenty eighth Nara R'lnrlcah , itp "'iu !"
sis RAJ rancaoJ ave fhn IL rooms werc crowded ,nd
a. "vrr1on meeting Vas heid outside In'oundcd
@n.bns;asm a., vas displayed ard McKinie}'s name
vas heartily chccr.i whenever mentioned f1r"-
works aud brass band h'ip'l TO m'k" ih"ss
The Republican club q tn %s.iceo'9 W9,a insi
"a, on GT m.eiinr 4i Ia Dayii Davis Wa, In ~. har
wsm gIhSS.oI 10 Sc oSfs Sa ana the .nhu.asm wa.
| made plain. Resolutions were adopted approt img
n" shgGs % .S gf MeEihc ,casa n' noc IN Ser par
/ Ism ana broad in their siatcsnanshi9 I'd" last
/ resolution in the la, read as tllo~s
Resolved. That We labor from ihs moment - Oh"
closing o. ih. pols on November next for ne 81
o,re nor. of Kepubirans.r. for ino boii.rmcn; %;
our National lif- through oui party achievements
Tho Fidelity Ciaa %, ;ne Tw'niy-nrsi War'. met
ana adopted th'se resolutions.
whereas. The Repuh team Na'!'nai Convcn,l5n
nation wii.iam Mckinney jr. of Ohio. far president
and Garret < Hobart. of Nc~-Jcr-,y. for Wee
whercas. The candiia'c- namcl are noted for ,hci.
sterling integrity and urHfuti arlAit ana
whereas. Tho platform adopted ~ ne conven'io.
prosperity. progress and power over all the world
Resolvcd. That wc 'ho members o. tho Fdc.l',
club 10 heartily ndoTs" thr domination 81 M'hini
ley ana Hobart ana th" platform Of 'ne party. ant
| success
At 9l5 O'Clock yesterday morning the Union Re
publican club OF the Twentieth Ward placed h'f
som,bi TfSlls, Thc Inion Cab as.crs mai 5
il the nrst Mckinley and Hobar, transparency dis
''TE' The hrdokiyn Sr' Young Republican cab placed
handsome campaign tran'parcnoy IN iiont o., p.
| transparency bears the words. For President
William Mckinley. Of ONO. For Nlc'-rres.idleni
n,t~d for the first tlme las, evening
The Logan club. with headquarters at 40, 2f
sixth-ave. held q ratification meeting las; night
Resolution. commenting the Platform adopted a
81. Louis and heartily in1orsing the candisitci
son 4 X Moore. Henry Bristow, W \ Prender
CAST and Stmsn f Kneelsnd. EvcFy mention o.
Major Mckinley's name brought for'h the h'"rues
applause