New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-27
BROOKLYN NEWS.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS RATIFY.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM FOR THE TICKET AT
BROOKLYN CLUB MEETING.


BROOKLYN CLUB MEETING.
There was an enthusiastic ratification OF the Re
publican nominations for President and Vice-Presi-
dent last evening by the Brooklyn Young Repuo-
lican Club at a special meeting held in the John
ston Building in Nevins-st., near Fla toush-aVe'
Frank Harvey Field. the president Of the club
said in opening the meeting that at the recent
Democratic Convention in New-York the party
placed itself on record having no principles OF
its own as 1t was decided at that convention to
adopt any platform that might be adopted by the
Kansas City Convention. That was a degrading
position to be occupied by a party which had oeen
led by Clinton, Marcy and Tilden
The following resolutions were then read oy sec
rotary Jacob c. Klinck
Resolved. That the Brooklyn Young Republican
Club congratuates the party and the 8anoa 9i Tp
Convention. The administration of President Nc Nc
kney mas 9een one OF t1f b mos PnbIicsn pledge of
financial reform has been splendidly redeemed; our
With the result that the Nationai debt is being
refunded in per cent bonds and f9fsg has
been undertaken and successfully concluded; new
successfully met: wise and successful tariff law
has replaced the condition of financial depression
condition of prosperity in every depart
nors over T mpoFs u during Mr. Mckinley admins
tration far exceeds all other peraoos IN 'i ne
p,arcisi netinns nf TIE world The wise cour-
sSen end sfaesmanke course of President NC
Kiney has been the most important factor in
consideration of gratitude and interest, well as
Kiney, lead US to rejoice in his reorganization ana
to commend him as the only sale ana Ioslcai
Resolved That in the nomination of Theodore
Roosevelt the copTage manho0a and pafTosm Of Of
our generation completely met the approVaI
bbilit t5e -''''" N'''10'''
Resolved That the complica tons in China ss and
ton, the handling of the trust question in wise
9Td ba Ta new a beore W as Nation de-
rand that the President and Vice-President to De
didates, who are the only leaders, who will handle
ese S sba redonTd 70 the honor and
wellbeing Of the Nation be it further .,,,...
cnS heartily ndorses the position Of the Admin
stration and the platform with regard 70 the Phil
unfolding Of the National honor, commerce and
that the time has arrived when a Nation
responsibility among the nations of the earth
Judge Hiram r. Steele said the platform was one
the best ever adopted by a Republican Conven-
ton, and that President McKiney's Administra-
ton would live in history as one Of the best the
thought that Mckinley was the ideal candidate for
Mayor Charles A schieren declared that the coun-
try had in the Presidential chair to-day one Of the
oG nongh there bTerT vas no In the f GoT45
ernor R9osevelt and mat no better ticket could
be put forth than Mckinley and Roosevelt.
BUsHWICK CLUB RATIFIES NOMINATIONS.
At a regular meeting of the Bushwick Republican
Cub held a Eureka Hail, Bushwck-ave. and
Varet-st., Saturday evening, the following
outoD adopted:
Whereas. The Bushwick Republican Club. al
ways loyal and alive to the interests of the Re
publican party, halls with joy the unanimous
nomination the President of the United States
of that tried and true statesman, William McKin-
ley, and of our worthy Governor and Rough Rider,
Theodore Roosevelt VicePresident be it.
e ed
and use all honorable efforts toward the election
of the candidates nominated the Philadelphia
Convention