New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10

MORE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BN RE-
PUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS.
MEETING OF THE NEW AMSTERDAM REPUBLICAN,
cTr-R THE CoIIoNEIs FOLLOWERS NOT
FRIGHTENED Ry GOVERNOR
BLACKS pETERMrNATIo


nomination o. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt several
OF them declared yesterday that there would q" no
support Or Governor Black worth mentioning IN inc
delegation from Nev-york 'ity. OF the ms dele
gates from Ncw-Y York County. II was said not more
than twelve al most would In the convention
for the Governors denomination. The efforts Of the
Governor. friends IN gain delegates for him in me
city T. was said had mot fiat failure
Edward I.auterbach. the former president % Nh"
Republican County Committee who went 20 Albany
10 consult with Governor Rack on Thursday. de-
cned to give any Information yesterday "n"n ne
was seen in his office in william-st. by newspaper
men. He is for the Governor. and against Roose-
Welt nut he has ceased 20 have any following among
the Republican politicians Of the city and cannot
control delegates from his our Assembly dis
trict
The Republican County Committee will have
regular meeting next THURSDAY evening. hut II Is
not expected tina, any action will BE- taken At the
meeting to ndorse Colonel Roosevelt IN advance ~
the State Conventions action IN mex Wednes-
DAY evening however. there will he a caucus ~
the Republican district leaders a. the headquarters
Of the County Committee. AZ No ! Madison ave.
and at that conference II I. expected that there
will be reports regarding the action to b" expected
% delegates 70 the state Convention.
NOT 4 DISSENTING VOICE
Assembly district organizations ~ Republicans
and Republican clubs continue 10 give expression 70
Governor
There was not a dissenting voice Al the New
Amsterdam Republican club. of the XXlst pstrc-.
last evening when resolutions indorsing the can
didacy ~ Colonel Roosevelt for Governor Ner"
presented L was ;hc first regular meeting ~ tho
organization since June. and about twenty-five
members were present. among them being Jonn
Stewart. tho president Of tho club. who presided.
william VI Bennett. Philip Bloch Elmer Silver.
lame. 6 Marcus = Falaws and Louis \.
Lehmacr
In his opening remarks Mr. s'ewar said thar
,he condition of the city ~ NNw-Nork und"r m"
presen, rule alarmed very honest man and IN
dicated how important f. IS that the u'mos' Dis
erection should be used in the selection ~ randi-
dates fcr orce 10 referred n Colonel Roosevelt
as a man q strong character honest. stragh'for-
ward and ono who knew "vh~n 20 bring IN" gal
down"
phnIp Rocr also addressed N. meeting and
h-,eHv outlined NJ. Roosovolr's career.
TNANIMoUsrY NroPTED
Tho ,ouout,r resolution. ve-o hen presented b.,
roui, \ Leamaier. and we're unanimously
adopted
whereas since tho ele,tlrn ~ william Mcl[in-
ley in 1875 this country sns entered upon an era
under Republican rule. bur which "iil undono,'dy
change % adversely IN case Of tho election oI
fre.yer Dsm2cr.iie c9nS'ss ihis IN Sne
,ba, the state Of New YORK; ,ho'id -~nd to Wash
nson H'pn6Catp S s o 5n. Pocy Of
our President. william Mckini",. and our s""rN-
tary ~ the Treasury. Lyman j cage and
Whereas. The larger the vote = which Is cast
for the head o, The Republican ,lckei me can1i-
d,,. for Governor the larger will be the number
~ Repubilcan Congressrncn state Senators and
Assembymcn elected. Therefore. be u ~.
H"sQivfd lhhi ~ ~. ~ Ne a., available cand'-
date for Governor who VII sweep the stat" ny an
unprecedented najority ana 'ah d lps'e sssr"ncc
by his couIsS ~ ~, Piea SScvcrnor "Gst able ana
,hat he VII ,, m1kr az az yea '''''''''
fe Rrsoiyea ' TbH Theodore should 10
nominate Ny ~" ne'rn..,", or The one Of Gov
tnS a,s hts cub hereby requests and urges 10
del'g gates 20 we o'doS IN orE i'itv is rerse-
Ass"fn,US ~ uork for and vote 'or the nomna-
- - NJ Rooqcvat for Governor
r. v,as decided to invite ~" Republicans ~ no
%Hist Assei9%,s =, h.. held A. the clubhouse 80
81 Yves, Ninety -sNh-si AZ some iutut" dal". S,l
Stewart was appointed - rcpt's"n' the :" 6r
ton at me conVen' i =, ne hcld A. Saratoga on
Sontnn,ber a
,.rpoDr-r.D Hy MIR CROFT
4. ~. ,rec.ing Of the Central Republican CLUB
-. -. ,..o-r, ,,. pisfri-t last evening Sur
Of the N"Nls' H'-."'.'' .a.,,,,,,o, ,,,or.
veyor Siihs '''' .''..,, ,o. C.,,,or,or rbo
ing Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Tor foVerhor lh'S
wer" Unanimously anu , ,o,,i1, IRON,
The nine delegates 10 me S'n .aon, 49, ,ha rcs1'
in ,T are surveyor silas =. Croft Harvey 7
andrews. Alfrel Il. Page; \ n fras,t o Ms' ;,
MatkhS i'y ~ svrnns The following tho
SUI, ,,,,tors sdnnted
Vhrrens m. American people have Wat'hr'
W - o. dr,ira,ion the brilliant civil ana
VIM sro~ a rs 81 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
"i.s ~, ~ sktfuI and courageous or the battle
Ga .s he il able and fearless In the discharge oil
,1 o. III d,fics in civil ME- and
IiS oi'r. re pcople Of this his native Stat''
w 80 "a h,u win - common impu - a. N"
nov tai r,t a,mon, them to MI th. highest once
i ~ ~ gft. therefore be- IL ,
Resolved. Tha; We IN" mcmbers Of IN" ir,ne
it'I,iD 'in' Of The NXXIst Assembly Distr,ct'
hoarinv indorss tina, gallant soldier sterlms ~
hcai. nd idc,I American citizen for Governor.
hesolycd That our hn rged to vote for exert
all their influence to secure MS
that Once ,
IN THE MAI" "i'
,o.olu,,on indorsng Colonel RooseVeii WIS