New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
ENTHUSIASM FOR M'KINLEY
A ROUsING RATIFICATION MEETING OF
TwENTY.NINTH WARDERs.
SPEECHES BY TIMOTHY l.. WOODRUFF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY FOSTER I. BAcKUs AND ASsE"-
BI,YMAN wAIDO-THE PARK COMMITS
sIoNER's BOOM FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR INDORsED.


sIoNER's BOOM FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR INDoRsED.
The Republicans Of the Twenty ninth warn he"
a ratification meeting last night III AeNa"ur -.
Schwalbach's Bicycle Academy, NOS I'll " ITO
Flatbush-ave About 400 enthusiastic fepupncan9
were nresent. Before the meeting was called 10
order all the small boys in the nelghoorhoou were
ut,,,yea IN setting off fireworks large transpar-
annoy hearing the names of Mckinley and HOBART
was paraded up and down the street on wagon
and n brass band was kept ION the go con-
tinually .
The meeting was gotten up by John Kramer, Tue
executive member Of the Twenty-ninth Ward Co',-
mittee who is popular among the voters III MS
section and he promised to have some good speak
ers nresent The meeting was not disappointed
for no end Of enthusiasm was aroused by the au-
dresses made by Park Commissioner I1mo'hy L.
Woodruff District-A Attorney Foster l.. BacKus AS
sembyman George f. Waldo and Thomas PREMIER
CAST. A large portrait OF William Mckinney hau
prominent place on the platform. which was ueeo-
rated with the American colors An invitation 10
be present and address the meeting had been e~-
tended to Mayor Wurster. who. however, sent IL
letter OF regret which was read. The onlcers Oh
the meeting were: President, Gustav A. jam;
vice presidents Theodore Maynard. +. /" Backus'
George S. Whip. Thomas NJ. Lott, George T.
Waldo Richard Young. Gardener Cone. Thomas A
Morehead, JONES II. Cross. n. b. Lewis. \. H.
Evans. Cornelius Morrison. Charles W. Tompkins;
secretaries. r. G. Newbegin William vaughn
Major Reeves. william Ross.
This resolution was introduced by John F. Oltrogse
and was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. Believing that the paform adopted by
the National Republican Convention OF ST LOUIS Is
q clear. corcse and satesmanlike declaration or tAe
that vital TO the best interests OF our cou-
try, and that the candidates nominated tru.! repre-
sent the grand principles of the RepuDAcan party
therefore be VI
Resolved, That We the Republicans OF the. Twen-
meeting assembled. do heartily lndorse IN,
nomination of William Mckinley for President ana
of Garret a. Hobart for N.ee-president; tnat we
the platform adopted by the National Convent lon.
Resolved, The questions before the people CAL fgr
patriotism before party fealty by all true Americans
their country than party. who believe that the
honor Of America should be main taned that labor
should be amply protected and that dollars pau IN
wages should be as good as gold
The following resolution was introduced by Cor
nelius Morrison to help along Commissioner Wood
tufts boom for observation-disclosures:
Whereas. 1t is imperative that the candidates for
Convention. that will meet the 25h day OF August,
be men of large experience and nigh character ana
having such man in Kings County VINO IS repre-.
and character. therefore We the Republicans OF The
Twenty ninth Ward. in mass meeting gathered, DO
Resolve, That declare IL TO be our nrm beller
that the nomination Of Timothy l.. Woodruff for
Lieutenant-Governor of the State Of New by
the Republican State Convention would insure an
abnormally large vote for the entire Republican
larity and the recognition OF his sterling worth by all
classes of ciizns. We therefore urge upon the del
egates to the State Convention from Kings County,
when elected, TO uniedly present the name OF Tim
othy r. Woodruff for the office of Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor OF the State of New-York