New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
READY FOR SOLID WORK.
MKINLEY LEAGUE COUNTY COMMITTEE
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
yoHN F. MILHoILAND ELECTED PRESIDENTIAL
SEE THAT EVERY REPUBLICAN GETS


HIS RIGHTS
The parlors of the headquarters OF the Mckinney
League No. 70 East TWEEN: y-second-st.. filled
las, evening with enthusiastic Republicans members
OF the County Committee OF the League. Two men,
hers represent each Assembly District In the city.
Il was the regular meeting nigh; OF the organzatio
Up 10 last evening the organization has been
provisional II determined at the meeting,
after discussion in which all the prominent MEM
hers took part. 10 make II permanent and TO take
hold and push the Mckinley canvass in this city as
4, ought TO he pushed The speeches Indicated a
purpose on the part of the organization 10 make a
determined fight for fair and open primaries ana
honest conventions in NewYork. The right of every
Republican 70 enrolment in the Republican organ
za.jor Will be defended and Plan perfected 10 pre-
vent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by the machine. Frauds at
the primaries and unfair methods in conventions
will be exposed and far possible prevented.
This County Committee viii espouse the movement
which Warner Miller is leading for bringing the
State into line with the Nation and to secure the
nomination az the Republican State Convention Of a
candidate for Governor who will wear no mans
collar
These permanent officers were unanimously
elected President. John E. Milholland; first vice.
president. Thomas F. Eagan; second vice president
Rudolph Bremen. third vice-p-ssident. DR.. Edward
J. Tucker. recording secretary, Samuel 5 koenis'
corresponding secretary. A F. CARL: financial sec
rotary. Victor X McElheney; treasurer. William
R-ookfeld: sergeant-at-srrns Henry Altmeier.
President Mlhoand. assuming the duties OF
his Office. made a stirring speech mapping out the
purposes OF the league. He congratulated his asso-
GATES on the great victory which had been won by
the people in the nomination of William Mckinley.
and touched upon the part which the Mckinney
League OF the State OF New-York played in the
momentous contest But the work was unfinished,
and would not he completed until the knell Of boss
ism had been sounded in the Empire State and the
Republicans Of the city and State had been freed
from the domination OF the machine. To achieve
these most desirable results every man must go TO
work and give his personal aid TO the cause The
neon.e were with the movement, and had already
5sc-eed its success Mr.. Mholland's address
ahounded in telling thrusts at the machine and its
padded rolls. and continuously applauded.
The president was authorized 70, appoint the
following standing committees. which will oa
announced IN few days: Committee on Or
ganzation on Finance. on Speakers and Halls,
on Naturalization. Parades and Enter
ta,rnnents or First Voters. and on Legisl aton.
Another committee which Will be an extremely i'm
no-tant one was crea ted. which Is 10 perfect the
arrangements by which every genuine Republican
voter OF New-York City can secure enrolment IN
his election district HI. vote received at the phi
rnar.es and not only received, but counted.
a resolution adopted making Friday evening
o, each week the time for meeting hereafter