New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
OUT FOR M'KINLEY.
A MESSAGE TO MR. WOODRUFF FROM THE
THIRD WARD.

Third WAhO.
The Republican Union of the Third Ward held
an enthusiastic meeting last night at which strong
resolutions were adopted ndorsing William Nc
KInley for President. Ernest jain. the president
Of the organization, was In the chair. The reso-
lutions were presented by Michael ]. OLeary. tho
president OF the Ward Committee. Ringing
speeches were made by several members OF the
club including Thomas z. Fleming, s. II. Milden-
berg, W. H. Bass Henry Penney, William Smith
and Pascal Rouget
The delegates for tho lid Congress District
which includes the Third Ward, Walter b.
Atterbury and Park Commissioner Timothy L.
Woodruff. Mr.. Atterbury announced his intention
OF voting for Mckinley several weeks ago Com
missioner Woodruff has not yet announced his plsn
but 1t is considered certain that he Will also vote
for Oh,os candidate. The last paragraph In the
resolutions Is practically a personal message to
Commissioner Woodruff The following resolutions
we're adopted without opposition:
Whereas, The material interests OF our country
for labor and capital during The Jew years that
the protection policy framed ,I.p and put niN Spera
Ohio that the country has seen In all Its history
and ,..,,. ,,r,. =. ..s hoo, mani
Tested throughout the length and breadth OF our
points S n to from oho as
an able exponent OF distinctly American policy
snanse f0f sss s Of soSnry and
expansion OF our commerce with other countries
Whereas. We believe that 1t is the duty of all true
Republicans to labor for the general good OF the
people OF all the States rather than for any particu
lar ection State, though II be our own ana
by the Hon Levi p Morton. Governor OF New-York,
and cheerfuly acknowledge the wisdom. ability and
patriotism Of that eminent statesman, his untiring
devotion TO the high and important duties thus far
confded to him. yet feel called upon to Join In
the almost universal demand of tie Republican
for pronounced action In favor OF reciprocity
equivocal means OF benehting our whole people;
therefore. be II
Resolved That We Republicans OF the Third Ward
of the city Of Brooklyn. indorse the Hon. william
for President of the United States and call upon
our fellow citiZens to organize and labor from this
time forward for his election.
Resolved That copy Of tho foregoing be sent to
the delegates representing this the lid Congress
District. In the Republican National Conventio
and they be requested to all honorable means TO
bring about the nomination Of William Mckinley
DELEGATES URGED TO SUPPORT MKINLEY.
At meeting Of the Lincoln Club. of the Twenty
sixth Ward. held In their new clubrooms. No. 2'ai
Atlantic-ave. on Thursday evening. the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas that fearless and answering champion
Of protection to American industries. the Hon VII
liam Mckinley. is canNdate for the nomination
for President OF the United States; and
Whereas his efforts In the past 20 extend ana per
Endorsed his name to a large majority OF the people
of this country; be 1t therefore
Resolved, That we, the members or tne ihncoIl
Club of the Twenty-sixth Ward. heartily ndorse
urge upon the delegates from this state. and es-
pecally in Kings County. TO advocate and use fheir
influence to secure the nomination or the hon.
William Mckinley as President OF the United states