New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
NO UNION FOR THEM.
Nrw.yoRK SONS OF THE REVOLUTION
FAVOR RETAINING THEIR
INDIVIDUALITY.
ar THE ANNUAL ELECTION THE REGULAR
TICKET OPPOSED TO AMALGAMATioS "iih
THE A. R.. WINS BY LARGE MA
JoR1rY-r g. TALI.MADGE RE-

ELECTED president
,,.r annual meeting Of the Sons OF the
psvoution IN tn. State Of New-fork' n...
o., .ver,nr At Deln ouico's. was one OF Wv
,,,,.r.., and most interesting. as well as '
most largely attended, ever held oy tnA' 49,
,,.on The annual election was heio' anu "
.,.ct,on wa. involved struggle for supremacy ~
tween two factions IN the society one y. "a
rr..sn,,nr the regular ticket. Is opposed "
r,ano,ton with the Sons OF the America"
p.voIution upon the terms that have oeen pie'."
ed while the other. offering the memoeiS n
:. y.ronelv in favor OF such amalgama'ioh' ny
vote Of aa1 out Of total OF 900 tne 49,, ~,
80 ~ VI. regulars" whose ticket, neaoeo ..
~.,or raIlmadge who has been presluen
nary v.ar. was as follows: PRESIDENT r..u
.r,ck Samuel Tallnadge; v'ce-pres'"e"''
uon.. secretary Alexander X lhouip'' -.
u,er Arthur Melvin Hatch; register hen'y 80
Johnston: chaplain. the Rev brocnnos' ur,n,ar :,
r.,d.r william CASTOR Hamilton. Rooer. VI.
nnant Felowes Davis Henry Den'son oau.os
Charles Hornbower woodruff 'onn ~.
Charles Buckley Hubbell and George u no..
The members ticket presented 'he name 49,
Nsu,on Mills for vice-president. IN place oi ''..
- .,.o .,x candidates for the Board OF
M.na1srs not presented the regular uche'
rrhe.c candidates were as follows: Lieutenant,
ernor Woodruff William r Rogers ficnaiu -:
r.rsene Samuel V. Constant. Colonei "iHaD
p,dper and Edward r. Dwight The othef oa,u,
49,. for MANAGERS on the members ticket. ~mch
-. .Iso included on the regular ticket. were
charles Hornbower woodruff William oas'on
u.m,ton Charles Buckley Hubbell. Robert oH-
ohs NJ and Henry Denson Baocock
APPEAL TO THE MEMBERS.
A.. .nn..l to the members Of the society to sup
nort the regular nominations had been cent out II
read IN part as follows:
We believe that the men and methods which navs I've
So. ~ hA Revolution
n6resent commanding position deserve ne con,
endaion Of It's members san Ano IN he dreeion ana
policy Of our society. and especially any acV Wn
which may s'u IN IF se We have
heen prosperous beyond precedent as sons OF inc
Lei ,. us ask YOU TO vote the
closed ticket and to support II Win your innuo"ce
Among the sgners OF this appeal were Franklin
Bartlett Lewis c. Popham Richard n. young, Jon"
~ Bowers John NJ Woodbury.. A. Murray Young.
Frank Grey Griswold. George ". Miller. David
Banks f.. Albert Delaheld. William H. Young
James B Lockwood. Howard 8. Robbins "iNam
H. Ford. Morris p. Ferris, William r. Thompson
Willard Clinton Fisk Alexander Fleming popha"
and John Butterheld Holland.
MI Tallmadge at hrst declined to allow the use
of hi. name and charles II. Woodruff was selected
TO take his place on the ticket but at the last mo-
ment Mr.. Tanadge wae induced to run again AZ
the request OF Mr.. Woodruff the announcement
eaid The opposition members sent out state
ment In submitting tneI nOHlirhtVhr e''''e
reason for their action their desire TO have their
sentiments regarding amalgama ton with the sons
Of the American Revolution properly represented
IN the management Of the society. Their appeal
was signed by Walter g. Carter. John n. WASH
bum. A. Walker Otis. Granville B. Winthrop and
Rodney s. Dennis
PLACARD ON THE WALL
Last night when the members OF the society ar
rived at Delmonicos they were greeted 10 uhe coa,
rnor, Nv a staring placard upon the wall. which
read AZ follows.
To the Son. Of the Revolutions:
We hereby protest against the unaG'no
Of our names on the ticket nominated members
Ticket In opposition to the regular tickeL
a. r. THOMPSON,
ARTHUR NJ HATCH
ROoFRT OLYPHAST
y. MORGAN.
" p JOHNSTON,
HENRY D. BABCOCK-
w @. HAMILTON,
c B. HuBPELL
C. VI. WOODRUFF.