New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
ENTHUSIASM UNLIMITED.
BROOKLYN CLUBS MAKE MERRY OVER
THE NOMINATIONS
THE 1IGGfST MEETINGS ARE TO CoME-ENCliH-
MENr AND PATRIOTISM AT THE sMAihf'"

THE RIGGfssT MEETINGS ARE TO CoME-hN'iiH
Nrvr AND PATRIOTISM AT THE SMALLER
GATHERINGS.
.,, dozar or more Republican ratihcatloh
,naetines were held last evening IN brooNis' !"
-, ,,oatinps will be held this week. but
49, oan,,ire enthusiasm the smaller gatherings
held nightly cannot be eXcelled.
rrh r.turn of the delegates and the leaoihs
,,hers of the Mckinley County League VIII
give new impetus 10 the ratification movement
and in a week more every Republican orsun'%"
ton In the city will have recorded us s"''Si"''o
over the work Of the Convention.
Tho Rrooklvn Young Mems Republican Clup
ON AnriI ~ Endorsed McKinleys candidacy, ana
now declares its intention Of doing some hard
fighting this fall and on Election Day
ON "Wednesday evening the Mckinley League
Of Kings County will meet In the Johhs'o"
Building and ratify the nominations lho"'"s
FItche Will preside and good speakers VIII "'"Nc
addresses. , .,,., ,,or1
The Lnwood Club. of the Twenty-sixth Ward,
held one of the frst ratification meetings III
Brooklyn. on THURSDAY evening a, h destsd,
meeting the following resolutions were a1op "ei
Whereas. The National Convention OF me isepupli,
can Party he at St I or the high and hon
orabe offices OF President ana Nice-freSlnrn' oa
the United States and TO declare once again me
principles and teneis OF the party TO "hch we pm
out faith; and .....,,,,oa &, s,ch Com
Whereas.
venton have, after due ana inteiIigrhl ur"VSin
tlon chosen az our candidate FOR President " III.
lam Mch'HeE OF Of and emphacay
declared themselves In favor Of sound money pro-
Therefore be It resolved. That the Liuwood Re-
publican club hereby affirm ana raty thc 1SI'o s,cb
A platform progress. prosperity ana business sue
cess viii return before many days, and we pledge
ourselves TO use every earnest ehort 10 se'"c INV
election OF this admirable ticker.
The Third Ward Republicans are winning a
great reputation for activity There are several
prosperous clubs in the ward, and two enthusiasts
tic meetings have already been held The Ward
Committee met on Friday evening at NO Oh
Safest. and upon motion OF James T. Will
hanson adopted this set of resolutions:
Resolved That We hereby ndorsc. concur IN, ap-
prove OF and ratify the nomination Of the Hon;
William Mckinley, of ohio. for President and %, OF
he Hon CARR, A. Hobart s 9f and honestly
believe that their election 70 IN" high once lor
which they have each been nominated signalzcs
tho protection Of tho manufacturing interests oi
great country and Vi" proinot"' nnV"n ne, MA na
stimulate our commercial industries ana ina, w
financial policy OF our government WIZ De p,,t is
Gated upon Il solid and substantial monetary OASIS
thereby anordng the invested interest," OF our
people ample adequate ana fun protecuoh' anu
Resolved That We as earnest. LOYAL WORKING re
publcans. Will exert our best endcaVors 10 pro
mote and advance and secure ne election o. me
HcI<inlev Of ohio to the Presidency. ana OF tho
Hon Garrett 4. Hobart. the proud ana dc'erycdy
lpD - q
OF the United states; ana II T. hereby further
Resolved That copy OF tines" resolutions DC
forwarded the respective cand'datrs ana thc
press.
big Transparency was hung out on Friday
evening by the Union Republican Club. ~ tho
Twentieth Ward. The transparency bears por-
traits Of the candidates.
Last evening the Lincoln club o. the Thrti"th
Ward held a largely attended meeting IN Us
| headnuaricrs IN Ncv-t'trccht- between Fli-
tv-sevcnth and FYfty-eighth SITS \ Handsome
banner was raised amid gr'gt enthusiasm RAs-
ing speeches were mad" by William 4. frrnd"r-
grast u New York. and Assrmhlyman Henry
Marshall ~ Brooklyn The sp"akcrH fulfilled
the predictions ~ the announcement sent oui 10y
Bankson T. Morgan. the president ~ the club.
and convinced their hearers "ot Ia" necessity
90 voting at this juncture ~ or Nations inter
est for a Government whit is not only Cow
eminent Of the people. but is founded N an
exigency like the present. on the maxim thai me
safety ~ It's people IS us supreme ia" ana dutA
Political songs w-rc sung 10y benjamin cnare ana
giee club. <
meeting yor The purpose y ratfying IN"
| nominations will be held by the Low ! Morton
club IN their headquarters NJ .Si ll"fk4ih'i
st. tomorrow night. Prominent speakers VIII
make addresses The meeting promises t' "' an
enthusiast, one. A Mckinley and ii bart banner
Will be raised. ~ 49,,
Tho Mckinley League Of the XVIII Assembly
District held a rnfidca'lon meeting last hlSh'
In the wlgwain. nj jefferson and Reid avcs In
the absence Il the president. william j NafS-
nufh Aseembyinan Edward 9. Brennan pre-
sided Speeches we're mad" by MI fireman.
Senator Albert A. Wray = Is Laird. ih" Kew.
4 s Walsh and James II. Drew. There was
also a display . fireworks