New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-26
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE BROOkLiN IKE
PUBLICAN CLUB-wOODRuFF WARM
IY GREETED

LY GREETED
The Brooklyn Republican club held meeu"s
last evening in It's rooms, in Prerequisite VIM"
took the form Of a reception 10 the Natlona deie-
gates on the evening the nominations were maze
the club met and made known its approval OF the
Conventions work by passing resolutions which
spoke of the candidates and the platform IN terms
Of the highest praise. Last nights gathering was
more social in its nature. II vas a sood iilu'''"-
ton OF what harmony should be Leading repre-
scntatives Of both the local factions were present
and the greetings exchanged between the rival
leaders we're not less cordial than those inter-
changed between the voters OF the same faction.
By 9 o'clock the rooms were crowded with MEN,
beers and guests. and in the assemblaSe were many
OF the mos. prominent and influential Republicans
in the city.
The reception of the evening was given to FRANK
In Woo lruff. "A former president of the club. who
resigned a month more ago because OF the clubs
refusal - adopt certain resolutions. Mr. Woodruff
has persisted IN keeping away from the clubhouse
since his resignation was handed In, and his APP
pearancc last night was unexpected but exceed
ingy welcome. He heartily greeted by all the
members.
The rooms were prettily decorated in the National
cclors and IN conspicuous places the walls were
abstracts from Of Major McKinley's speeches.
taken from The Tribune and reproduced in large
type.
Brief speeches were made by several OF the dele
Marinus Turk. We're unanimously carried;
Resolved That We. the assembled guests and
members Of the Brooklyn Republican cub hereby
affirm ana ratify the Official acts Of the Kings
County delegates in So fifty carrying out the wish,
OF the large majority OF our people by nominating
Prcsien and Wee President Of The Tinted states
Of America. recognizing, "a We do Their ability az
statesmen and the purity OF their private me- anu
Resolved. That we fully appreciate and commend
the broad-mindel statesmsnshp that iramed the
platform on which they stand. each p.ahk OF Wnch
Is strong enough to safey carry out this srea; Ma
ton on her course TO prosperity ana perpetuty'
The following resolutions. presented by General
Peck. were also unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the Republican party Is the party
more universally esteemed South now as well a.
North ana he whole world over ana "ho,T if e
mentioned superior 10 Abraham Lincoln. lie einhh-
eareI Millions OF minus y our SUPERIOR race
blinded by the grossest and most obstinate OF preju-
second-Before tho war. humble ciizan Of tho
West. highly educated and experienced n ne Mex
examination FOR a 5000 pos'tion-couid no.
$40 year mercantile situation save n hs iaiher
the most profound respect, the absolutely un.qge
history Of our peerless military cnisi,An' t.. ;,
story, for a.. tine ...- -, >..,,..vo~, ,
Of The highest official integrity STATE quarter
master, as me collector O. the port hecones ne
po1i.ca skill he saved this State in $50 from me
dsas,oers that anne a. later pe:qd IN fgli n2od
In 1872. chester \ arthur mas the pfDonNIf-t
respect Of every honorable Republican and states
man thar has survived since his death Then
comes The maCnetc man 81 Maine majestic
characte- whose policy u reCprOcf ~ should be that
cf every true lOve- 81 peace and prosperity and
of far dealing With az The commercial nations %
the globe And last great Republican Pros
dent. BENJAMIN Harrison. Of distinguishes! An"ag"
and patriotic service" is fttnR implement %
the whole list Las; may DO mentioned HIM who.
IL least in preicnce. j. foremost FOR protection 20
labor az go1d wage FOR honest money 80 an the
empty dinner-pai ~ free trade fanatics and HON
the entire Nation Is about - cl"vg'- fp the Pros
icncy with an energy uDpara' ie'ed IN or por-cll
hsro~v Nhj,r william Mckinley
Resolved. That with such glorious Leaders
country has been saved and VIII be again from past
lrremeliahle Democratic disasters In the language
Of our candidate only last Friday 20 = Ncw-York
delegation at Canton AN we have 70 10 this year
my fellow citizens. IL 10 keep close the people
have faith the people dOud chceringl. hearken -
the voice % the people and T. W. do that the poo
pie will for triumph for that great nasfer-
ful principle which IN an the years ~ the past has
given ne plenty and prosperity" I'VE add a
Vice Presiient-in Carrot A Hobart from New
Jersey. who IL Of our worthssf citizens.
And 10 promote ali this We Republicans and re-
rsntant Democrats hereby pied our Individual an
collective energies throughout this entire campaign.
The invited guests Of the evening were.
Mayor +. y. wurstoT I~5nsrl g. McrnaH
ford. Elmer T. johnson.
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