The age-herald., 1899-09-08
FIGHT AGAINST
 COL. YOUNGBLOQl Negro Politicians of Montgomery De-
 nOunCU the Boss. MIR. VAUGHN IS ENDORSED Resolutions Commenting the Course Oi
 the State Chairman.
MIR. VAUGHN IS ENDORSED
THE EXAMINER MAKES A REPORT
H. o. Mathews, Clerk of the City Court Has a Gond Record-Quarantine Declared Against Miami
 Tyson House Burned.

Age Herald Bureau, Hotel Mabson, Montgomery, September 7-(Special.)- The Dimmiek Republican league of Mont gomery county seems to have taken ad- vantage of the presence of Colonel Will liam Youngblood in this city to fire a bomb into his camp. The Dimmick league held a largely attended mass meeting last night. It was an exclusive negro meeting, and some red hot speeches were made against the big boss and resolutions passed very strongly condemning him. Every conceiv- able charge was made against the colonel, bne big black negro saying in his enthusi- asm: Some tell you, brother republicans, that Gabriel will come down and blow a golden horn; some say dat he will come down and blow a silver horn, and some say dat he will come down and blow rams horn; but I do hope dat when Ga- briel come he won't blow either a gold or silver horn, for if he did Colonel Young blood would steal the horn and break up the resurrection"
 The meeting last night confirmed the statement sent The Age-Herald from here few days ago that State Chairman Vaughan and Cousin Allison had joined lorces with the Dimmick- Walker faction to 'Dust the national committeeman. Resolu- tions endorsing MT. Vaughan and con- 1emning Colonel Youngblood were passed with a great hurrah. The following is a text of the resolutions condemning Young blood:
 Strong Resolutions Passed.
 Resolved, That the republicans of this league, in order to relieve the party in Alabama of the odium and stigma placed upon it by such vile and repre- hensible methods as charged against Committeeman Youngblood, we respect fully appeal to the honorable secretary of the treasury to thoroughly investi- gate this matter, as alleged by the New Orleans Item, for the reason that a charge of this character not only in- jures the party in Alabama, but seri- ousy affects the department of the treasury, by reason of the relationship that Committeeman Youngblood sus- tains toward this department of the government.
 Resolved, That the third auditor from Alabama is making an unenviable repu- tation as official, according to the statement of Assistant Secretary Van- derlip, the work of his department be- ing almost two years behind; clerks idle and reading newspapers.
 Resolved, That the republicans of this league concede to Judge Shelby the right to appoint such clerk of, the United States court at Birmingham as will be pleasing and satisfactory to himself, and we approve his action in selecting MT. Charles J. Allison, re- publican who rendered active and vali- ant service for Major Mckinley in Ala bama.
 Resolved, That the action of Commit teeman Youngblood in removing Judge Buckley as custodian of the government building, without according to him the courtesy and justice of a hearing, mer- its our severest condemnation We are in favor of the highest political eleva- ton of the negro. We always take special pride and delight in seeing hon. ors heaped upon him. but when white republican is supplanted by a colored republican, through the dictation of Committeeman Youngblood, for the sole purpose of restraining and crushing freedom of thought and action, the ne- sroes do not go crazy with delight on tHe cOulTdTy, they cOnStfue Sucn meth ods of procedure as tending more to- wards enslavement than elevation of negro character.
 Resolutions endorsing Vaughan for state chairman were adopted as follows:
 MT. Vaughan Endorsed.
 Whereas, Hon. William Vaughan, re- publican state chairman, has made a clean record in his position and has proven him. self a loyal republican; and,
 Whereas, Chairman Vaughan has just caused three Alabama repubncans to get places In the army; and,
 "Whereas, Chairman Vaughan has re- gently aided two colored republicans to get positions at Washington; therefore be 1t Resolved, That this league heartily ard unanimously indorse State Chairman Will fam Vaughan as an official and as a re- publican worthy of the confidence and sup port of this league"
 A Good Report.
 Assistant Examiner Cowan has filed with