New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
A CALL TO REPUBLICANS.
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warming that any such organization IL IL "oN'N
ma!ntan It's influence, must pe u;d owl, but
OF .tg reputation. 1t must rot oniy a'o % ~ o ,nat
the appt aranoe Of evil. IL must iot ohiy 20 -, -
ts t r,ah, h,,t n must seem to be doins whAt ~ '
right It's nominations are respectaDe' nn,nnien nu,
hv virtue Of the character OF the men hui' NUM- -,
III, hv virtue of the manner In wnicn lheH 'h no
inRtIos we. brought about Inc theo,y oD "a ,n CO..
It's acts appeal TO tho community ns s,'t.d nom n
adonce end support Is that they resulted - ii no
process Of selection In wnich o'siy tb. right 10
nnnortunitv TO participate VINO Ddd thc iio"t ,v,N
Dppr,,ctnntc ard Tint sne completed act Is the W"
Of tna maJoity oso who. being entitled 10 10
sneak did sneak. ard precisely IN pioPo' t'o .,
,Pp o,,mniv mas reason suspect the operat.nn
OF unworthy Influences In any OF me mai nro-
Isod nm to ne nomination, precisely III ma ~
port,o,. 40 matter wto the cnnninat9 iia; me- ,Dsak
The action OF the organization lnju'eu III" WV"
cncd. .
mot EVEN A COMMENT ON THE CHARGES
These observations involve no confession OF the
,ruth OF any charges that haVe been mace against
rho truth OF our enrolment They are not even
com-n,nt on those charges. But they bring me
directly to the business that we nave III manu- W
night The County o. New-York ara its AhhImer na,r
su1rages to Mckinley and wno, II they @ @ltcnu - -
support the republican candidatc I2i mAyo - 20 Es
Greater York. emitted to enro ana 40 10 rn nny
Concerned In past. ou we are al priyIv'iia. I, H..
bor.ous US IT must be. will go t2r littie Ie u"ss ~
succeeds IN placing IN the tity Ha sne dhis
has said or tha man has done i Is your gan, u, "oy oy
and mine the guardian OF the 10 ~ every
marty as the officers OF its organization 20 GO eVed!
thtng that les in our power place our candidate
before thc community under the best poss'o ~. 80
ditions We must not only nominate II man WIZ.
character Is pure. whose Intelligence u supe1 lo,
whose experience IL wide. whose pers3"mn IN tgc i,sot
tractiYe and whose purpoHe- rio,in - but we
OF his record are undenably pailotc, i{n Iu, ,hat
he is truly representative OF those moral ana pro
grcssvo forces for which the name on tc 1bora
Ion which led me 70 summon you mere to-nignL
and IL Is this consideration wh.cn We S liuS' - ory
in mind at every step of tHe way '''"' e'''
INsTRU cTIONs GIVEN.
AT the end OF what ne had meant as an ad-
dress Mr. Quigg said ne wanted to give some
detailed instructions 70 the election district ol
fcers about the enrolment next Tuesday night
ard he wished the men before him to uhders'a"u
that he was speaking as the executive o''ioer
OF the Republican County Committee ana aS
such must be obeyed BY them. is that iuiiy
understood?" he asked. and there was n hiShly
shout Of Yes in reply. Then he said tnat the
meetings for the enrolment Of Repupleahs heA'
Tuesday night must De public meetings 10 De
attended freely by all orIerly persons VINO may
choose to take part Every meeting must De
held in a suitable place, easy Of access ana large
enough to accommodate the voters or the elec-
ton district All the Republican oflccrs CT lne
election district associations must attend the
meetings and stay from y to lo:3o p H. Inc
entire time must be devoted to the revision vi
the rolls and the enrolment OF new members
MIR. Qugg called attention to the fact ''a' 'ie
constitution OF the Republican organization III
tho ,,y made a distinction between man who
has ceased to be a Republican ard RepuoH-
can who toins a hostile organization, and IN that
connection he talked about the Republicans VINO
NAV be kept off the rolls by reason OF the'r VA
"The question has arisen. he SAID. Whether
.ha signirp Of a paper in favor Of the nomination
~ q narticular candidate should prevent a man
from, being enrolled as member Of our organlza-
,ion saw no. Such thing does not bind
man m act against the candidates Of the Repup-
ucan nartv But if q man joins another or5ani-
zation Tammany or the Citizens Union, which
is going TO nominate a candidate or It's own ne
cannot be a member Of our organization
frhcers) The reason for that is that II man Is
going TO work some public purpose through one
organization, and then tries to work the same
nurpose through another organzation' IN trying
TO join both organizations he is not honest.
Mr.. Ouigg declared that the new enrolment on on
next Tuesday night ought to attract nlost ol 'iie
voters who were for Mckinley and Hobart IN
the election last fall, and that they ougn, 10 ge
received into the Republican RANKS e.auS. ra-
wanted the Republican officers not oniy 10 re-
ceive such men, he said but, II necessary to so
out and search for them in their distric's'
Resolutions ADOPTED.
The following resolutions read py Aorah""'
Cruber were then passed unanimously:
Resolved That it is not In the ihteres.d id y, nov "
rrited and harmonious campaign for the sood gov
rnynent Of The CITY OF New-York 10 attempt at
this time by forced and unusual methods 10 au anu
facture public sentiment IN the ln,eiGS lniScv - prove
r,rticular candidate, nor cen any cahuicaCy ploNe
a unifyng force among the friends OF good Std SUs
ornrirn, in this city which IL formally Iieaenteu
nrior 70 the meeting of the Republican city Noh-
rention or without regard 10 its action: 49,, Mt,
trIct Association here assembled express ther ear
nest and unqualified approval Of the pans pronuld
Expressed In the reso.utions OF the committee on
nra.a.,iaatior q tho RenuhcanS OF tne