New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

! chairman OF the Kings County Republican Execu-
| I'VE committee. last night passed resolution
pedging its support 70 Colonel Theodore Roo.evelt's
candidacy for Governor, and urging the State Con-
Vention delegates from the LIST Assembly District
10 support Colonel Roosevelt Michael J. Dady
was present at the meeting. and when the reso-
'uuons went through with hurrah. M Dady
maze no protest although he Is supposed to he
one Of the strongest supporters that
! has in Kings County. Mr.. Dadys complacency was
so marked that when the meeting was over
! Tribune reporter suggested to him that II
case OF II ence giving consent
| We'll what's the use of saying anything asked
| Mr.. Dady, his face wreathed in smiles. There
were enough votes to carry the resolution, and
there was no use OF my saying anything Tn
! resolution was us follows:
w hcicAs. The approaching election Is one OF great
importance to The Republican party Of Kings Coun-
! y! ana 10 the entire State Of NeWYork;
Union Of the Third Warh VIZ pede our earnest
support To- the candidacy OF Colonel Roosevelt for
1ns re t rb ,nomnaoF for G9veloT ana We
irict OF Kings County be requested to give their
Senon t., Snl o o0;gS IN the HepHosdn STATE con
President John Packenham Of the club occupied
| The chair and h. G. Daniels was secretary Reso-
! lutlons were passed unanimously indorsing Will
lam l.. Sanford for Assembyman Mr.. Sanford Is
delegate to the State Convention and he an
ncunces himself for Roosevelt He said last night:
Last year the Republican party was overthrown
because leaders did not cater to an honest
public sentiment. This year 1t is lime to be wise.
| profit by last years experience and take up can
didaie that is wanted by the great masses Of the
voters"
| There are six delegates from the IL, Assembly
District. Mr.. Dady among tho number. and least
four Of them ere for Roosevelt
Mr.. Dady was called on for a speech and respond
ed follows
AS you all know. | am out of politics for the
present. The newspapers are setting the pace and
there is little left to he said. No one expects 10
discuss the respective merits Of the able Executive
now filling the Governors chair and those Of the
gallant hero who led his troops up San Juan Hill
with reference TO their prospects FOR the Eepub-
lcan nomination for Governor. We have to re-
member that Brooklyn has candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. and so long AZ he Is in Inc ned
We are bound to protect his interests in everything
We do. If he were not running II would he an easy
matter 10 tell what was the best thins to do. Pun
! lie sentiment is working very rapidly, and public
sentiment will bring the matter around all right.
lne approaching erection ;s going TO he an i'm,
porant one. and the candidate nominated oy The
Republican party is going To he elected
! ne club members were promised lhat on Monday
turned from his first short TRIP 20 Europn. would
give lecture describing his travels abroad THIS
II was practically decided last night by the King
County Republican leaders 10 have meeting OF the
Republican state convention delegates from sings
County. with view 10 getting tul. free and FAR
/ expression OF Their choice Of candidates for Gov
ernor I he meeting rs likely TO be oniled for Fri
| day night AZ the Johnston Bqlld'ng and VIII he
fall hy reason Of the fac, that ne frienGs Of GOV
ernor Black hold TINT h. has lighting chance ~
! Kings County delegation. The Roosevelt
aze this. and they maze engineered the movement
purpose Of getting some expression iormahN On
RECORD In favor OF the Colonel, that many dele
ana i.ieutenant-Ciov Woodruff vii. I've Justified
in breaking away from them and taking ther stand
| what ROOsrVeli men say is the poIlidr Sld"
1t Is believed THAI Messrs. Attorlry and Dady ami
other friends Of the Lieutenant Governor Al quiet
/
viii he carried hy for colonel Roosevelt II -
/ i"rbuiy aie giving Governor Black at the present
time. and II Is believed nat H. meeting IS des,sn@i
az "backbreakar" for the Hisck deiegai"s NceI.
! Is all the Republican candidates fpr IN" Assembly
! IN Kings Count have announced themselves h ior
Roosevelt. Ther" is constant clahni ~ h"-c
candidates for permission to cnt loose rom li1,n
s AZ he cSad foT T me latter par u hs wei" vii
! give them the looked-for chance Then Messrs.
| sentiment was too strong for them. and that the
| Delegates took matters into their own hands
is being used against him in the Twenty third
Wara in The sens'1,shr Gsnyars h"%ss Td
senator wrsy. VINO seeks Icnon,;na'i,n NJ, M si
they haa the s,se 9san1sG lon wS ngm S 9 hut
Wray people that they are hehtins The state al.
! minis,ration In supporting Blark and W9odru1. -
| senator Wray and his friends are ~ work night
and DAY and this argument ia confusing th.lr op-
| + was said Yesterday that Inc State leaders had
sent word to Mr. Atterhury that he could no longer
ether 10 drop black and Woodruff me STATE
! organization would lend is support TO Wray.
ni,eIy learned but the friends Of Wray certainly
| are using Mr. Atterburys awkward attitude 10
help along their candidates canvass.
FAVORABLE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
| At the regular monthly meeting ~ tho Repub-
lican Organization OF the With Assembly District
| OF which James f.. March is the leader, held at
No 81 Marlon-st.. last night. the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted with tumultuous
| applause and general good feeling
Resolved That the Republicans OF the With As
semby District Of the County OF New-York really
| ing the necessity OF uphcd.ng the hands OF the
| New-Yor administration which shall be dis
| tinguished for the purity ana inttllgence w!tn
the Republican State Convention The nomination
FOR Governor Of the Hon Theodore Rooseyet In
his career the true American SPIRIT mas found con
slant expression. Honest and fearless as legis-
lator Just and intelligent In eXecutv" office. daring
and successful a soldier, his nomina ton will APP
| peal TO the people and Will give assurance OF un-
| doubted victory.
The foregoing resolution was presented by James
T. March 10 which he added the remarks that he
realized from close observation that there was a
general spirit in his district FOR Theodore Roosevelt
and that a great many Democrats would vote for
| Roosevelt II he were nominated lie also stated
that Theodore Roosevelt was Of the highest type OF
American citizenship and that the Republican party
| always honored those men who had done well and
mad ,rcatod hi2n and noble spnt OF civilization
! me resolution was seconded b! Aiir.d r.. O.nmrn
! VINO stated lnat hoOscNrii demonsudted the poor
| bilities O. Tie American youth energetic. iorcDle
! READY for any dutH. ana. abOHe an. eVerythin,
! mar would increase ana develop tne county. he
deserved nnerit me nandS oil al, yiuen III
no mad proved WOrtdy ana well qualiheu.
Spec hes also made by IA. na4d taylor. Mr..
/ plaz isaac SOar ana otn.ls. Ar Alarcn sated
| alter the meeting taat i! Roosevelt nominated
ne would In al iroDa0nty cary the Win D,-,rict.
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| CITIZENS UNION DECLARES ALLEGIANCE
| IT PASSES RESOLUTIONS COMMENCING AND Sup
PORTING THE INDEPENDENTS.
The Executive Committee OF the Citizens Union