New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
CHORUS.
prprBLJcANIsM NOT SECTIONAL.

p-as,ae,- Higgins introduced VI. J Bowling
retary 0. the National League, who spoke as
follows:
"Republicaps Of the State of New-Jersey:
need not say that this gathering-represertatNe
~ TIE voune Republicans of a State lately born
again into the Union. and just beginning TO zee.
tina effect OF It's new birth by receiving the hohor
n. having a son Of NewJersey nominated 10Y the
second place on the tickei-betokens an uprising
~ the thinking patriotic Americans. IN all o. The
.,.an,,o,s NJ Republican clubs, | can say that
an the faces OF all the members read an indlc'-
ton O. their determination that GOOD government.
shall reign in place OF anarchy ana progress hs'eai
OF retrogresson. The league ciuD members are '"e
rank and file Of the American citlzehs' VINO uo "o'
,ook for Office but who seek for the Advancement
-. the Nation There IS great deal Of Work TO
he done IN the campaign. peculiar cohdiuoh
presents itself to the people to-day. Inc spee''
Gle IL presented TO the world OF the america,
people divided, not on party ines Dut Dy Se0''oi,A
lives on one side arraisncd the men VINO
believe in reputation who desire TO leVel Cues
,ha, tho agricultural and silver classes ma! pe
hnncatcd There has arisen from the Platte kiv I'VE.
silver knight VINO mas lpiatn.men 10 the detri-
nent OF the rest OF the country, ,norics AGAINST
the World II stands back o. ne a6o boz, nan
ana says to him After We htye gT an Soq aSys
ba are dollars in every civilized and enhgn'ened
country Of the world 1t stIneS TO him T. the monev
%hP has lent It stands back OF the iarmer sayns
4a S. 5 E p Keep II t q fGu anu
The Republican party stand, for purity ud II
woman n anH Rq a 1t has shown this by cling on
It's Ticket William McKney man b ~hG Sis ene e
mics # ba. gone OF Tsas fo o
nomin nnoHd nlace on the ticket ana ne know;
needs a. no conlmendation in this hail. which is hed
"r he M people not s9nFS to B. be t99isa
much longer They have daei WIN ' MA ma fIee
for twe fST Sroe years How have SUI
Ts4 YOU all h n9 osv McR KIN ' MEN the coHn,y
t1r, On the pains o. the West out in the mountains
Of So0r f a2d at Rcpubisan5 who ehtne the
s,nd oCht against the organs and cranks VINO rep
resent the Democracy. For them we assn !o'' ''"'
ers ana your good wishes
EXCITEMENT OVER CREDENTlAIs
At, Dow,ing's speech was frequently Interrupted
J., nnlause and at rs end three hearty cheers were
even for the Republican nominees Inc ie2or. u
the Committee on Credentials was camel l"'. 'o"
,rary to all expectations. the reading OF the repor,
aro1sed a great deal OF excitement and for time
sesstor Maurice A. Rogers the chairman Of the
co21mt,iee reported that the committee had found
cov one irregular club applying for admission -
the convention That was the o"ris' a, P PoIa''
.i'rbe reason we have so reported. SAID Senator
Rogers lis that this club has not organized accord
80 ~ ne provisions 81 the State League.
i"fs, an instant Abram Lower. VINO disiinglls
himself at the last session OF me LesisAtn,e Dy
cbamponing the cause OF the railroad corporat.ons
nneired On the floor Of the convention as the cnam
IN which had met Win the l4SaipiOFA
,. - committee. He launched several hot shOis a
o.. Committee saying that Il had no rght 10 refuse
- receive any club whosc members were citizens
and Republicans 49, .s.. ., 49,. I'LL, l.,
,,,non,,lar with some me-, said Mr.. Lower. But
.ra sho,.d not allow personal likes or d!sNkes ~
an,er INTO the matter. This is club OF coored men,
"a I, Is our duty 10 stand by them.
Tn" nhilippic from the lips OF n. Ocean County
s.a,esrnon aroused Senator Rogers, and his reply
US an Indignant defamation. In which ne insisted
mi The committee had done It's full duty. without
prejudice OF any KIND g., o 8,
clubs that are OF use 10 the organization. !
ave no feeling IN the matter AT all. and am sure
nv c1ufrcres are just homes. as l. We don't want
arv mushroom clubs TO come In FOR the personal
benefit OF one man | this convention 20 know
mai II is my opinion that the Republican parry mas
suffered enough IA the past from tolJrel Murrel
and Others OF that TX, and II is time that we re-
nndate him before he obtains more favors which he
i unable IN any way TO rcclprocaie. again ask
fha; me report he adopted
The vote on the motion was 50 Overwhelming that
Iow.r subs.doG into mis- seat. and the convention
peacefully passed the consideration OF the report
OF the Committee Resolutions. which was pre-
had been decided make the resolutions bi1ei. as
there many good sides 10 the doctrines o.
the Republican party thar proper considcra non OF
all would make an unwleldy SCI OF resolutions
The resolutions as presented and Unanimously
adopted were: -,
Resolved. That the State Republican League OF