New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
THEIR ENDORSEMENT HEARTY
REPUBLICANS OF THE SEVENTH WARD
APPROVE THE NOMINATIONS.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD ON TuEsDAi
NIGHT-HARD WORK PROMISED FOR

THE TICKET
At largely attended and enthusiastic meeting OF
Republicans held at Robertson Hail. No. lB4 cafes
ave- on Tuesday evening June %. under the auspices
OF the Seventh Ward Republican Committee. the foi-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas The National Republican party in Con-
venton assembled at 81. Louis. June ~, hs6, mas
placed In nomination its standardbearers for 1896
for President and Vice President OF the | nited
States of America. respectively. William Mckinley,
OF ONO and Carrot \. Hobart of New-Jersey
Resolved, That We have mi. faith and confidence IN
the character capacity and patriotism OF the soldier
and statesman, William Mckinley; warm apprecla-
ton OF his eminent services In State and Congress.
and pride in the unique abilities which In me Judg-
ment OF all parties and the whole country. have
placed him In the front rank of American states
Resolved That recognize in Carrot A: Hobart
q representative American. 81 pure ana unsu1,
He'd life ana reputation. whose eminent and
faithful discharge Of private and public duties mas
added lustre to his name, and pride and admiration
his exalted character. both in his native State.
Resolved, That the National Republican party
favors and has always favored any policy that by
American ideas. To that end We approve every
legitimate effort to open the markets Of the world.
but especially those OF our Western hemisphere 10
the products OF American skill and capital mus re-
vving trade, increasing commerce. and divertlng to
our own shores the enormous traffic practically
monopolized by other nations;
Resolved, That the National Republican party
comes before the people n It's eleventh Presidential
campaign with candidates Of approved courage tried
faiihuiness high ability and great experience ana
It stands now In the past. for sound currency OF
cod standard just laws, pure ADMINISTRATION fair
ballot. full wage, profitable Industries, peaceful
homes. protection and prosperity 20 American fire.
sides. foreign policy worthy Of the traditions ana
position OF the great Republic. land a patriotism
eternal as the stars
Resolved. That the delegates OF the Seventh Ward
Republican Committee. assembled at a special meet
ing in Robertson's Hall. on TUESDAY, Jun g 1886.
fully Tatify the nominations OF our National stan
darl-bearers. William Mckinley Of Ohio. and Gar
rct \. Hobart OF New-Jersey. and We hereby pledge
our unwearled excrtions and all honorable means
and efforts adj their names 10 the brilliant list
OF Republican Presidents and Nice-Presldents OF the
United States Of America.
Resolved That copy OF the foregoing preamble
dent and aftested by the secretary OF this asSOca-
ton be forwarded 20 William Mckinley OF Onto
AMI Carrot 4. Hobart. OF New-JeTsey; also a copy
similarly approved and attestei be forwarded 10 our
National delegates representing the lid Congress
District Kings County, y. y. Theodore t. Wills,
OF the First Ward. and George H. Roberts. IT,. OF
tho Seventh Ward FOR their mistaken perseverance
and unf!nching hrmness In advocacy OF the re-
spectiye nominations made at ST. Louis for Presi-
dent and Vice-p osident OF the United States Nc
kinley and Hobart
Addresses made by Luther W. Emerson, Sen
ator George ". Brush George II. Roberts, jr. Eu-
gene y. Berrl and others
Among those present William Ray, Peter K
Deyo. John r. Kane. ex-Aherman r. II. Leech
Charles II. Cotton Thomas u Mosscrop. Assembly
George ". Wilson and eN-Assemblyman Johr
II. Read The officers OF the various district organ
ziti MS turned out In large numbers. Letters from
benjamin 7. Blair and James VI. Fuller read.