New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
TAVORS CHANGED NAME.
Committee of Democratic Club So
Reports.

.-.c,sl committee OF TIE Democratic club
.sss 70 -epors on the sdrlsability OF changing
~ -s-,e o. the club yesterday sent it's report 20
' = .,-ee-s. favorins Z changing, and meeting
-. ,l,,b has been called for April 25 to vote on
o .,,eea charge The name proposed is tho
y Der,ocratic Club ot the City OF New
THE address sent 10 the members is sub
,.,,,, as foreshadowed week ago in The
tsl---- r-nser the sub-head Equal rights TO all;
- p-.viloees 10 none the address says:
--,st special privileges ana the Republican
% q ayos md iqF 70 @ aer re~ s 50 TS ps oesb tae Es sg
',ae o. O solution for every problem that confronts
to-dalec rsfo-rn. tarif reform. publicity for
9o-' .--s-s or f0r campaign eApenses-we need
s.nIly 70 $50 ss1I~es For striking proof of this
Denloc-s b,,t 10 cite the great contest now on in
Co5gi s-s proper regulation of our railway zys
- < ne foremost political issue OF to-oay- Inc
volli5 -. s,Ise-e that This needed reform Is OF Re
49, origin. E5lt vyflat are - ne .ae.s fl ne lSE
p-.yss- --eating the Interstate Commerce ConlI.s-
9. -, -.E5e sDe-i,ic purpo<s. was drawn by the
- serato- Reagan and his DeInocTanc eoIteas oesi
49, Dassed through ooth houses o. LoSs
= Nas -,e-,o-~atic los cersbip; II was signed ny
rloc-atic President, and every na1ohS- pls1loIns n
q, ~ ,cc thst date has declared for the Identical
eve - ,-,sr, -re now demanded by an oVerNs1eI-
reforms ~, - me American people regardless
ing &C. years ago Samuel J. Tilden outlined
y pe,rsr -lai-v which our DoInocraoc ieAos-s al
Colsress - iet5ere % tie P-pubc2n party are
- RWG oEt-lLrous-I LlS4E soS'3. SAe."os
sosy .,+irr1 lcagues and especially their literary
me go ness.rg formal resolutions and lssu-ns
bNtet- -a.rnhIsrs %hc1 are designed 10 "Lll oNcs
pi,- .-r ,9en cf to-day -.lOse aid tteY nseo $40
ne Ao,S,~ seek IN advancing The interests ot ne
tae,7l5-sr ra-t.-. As result. cheE have co1tusec
---i1cs q. voUnS Americans they mas !sa
- - - |rrCtsnuds OF newcomers upon T'isoEe -e.Es
,i9v nrd rhua they 2aVe again csptuIeH i-,H- -
~ - - control o. our national soveTume;'i. 80
1es~ s-rlr tre sure signs of revoit against t..si
rtas,ss ard -1e.~ leadership, they arc nov cpeLl.
pe.--...i-r Democratic measures az reform W
So '-ieS - welcome these unmsstakaoe siEns o.
sc 800 80 % Democratic doc.rine-as We cha8 -
- 10 welcome To our foid eVery cofEert -, -
g. hi-seiT % vote ana work for the principles
srs n0!icies % oG- great iaTis. -. -.
a. t-- comm itrees opinion. therefore, tie :-ll-
,-Cs - os rie proposed change Of name csrro7 oe
r..esti--steG Il is a first step toward that re-
----s.s4-ed Il would afford opportunity 10 eX-
.s-s he right hand OF fellowship ana welcome 90
rl-,.rs.s 0r conviction from every part or our
-. co-fr---b because the name Itself would chal-
- rbei- ratrioIic interest and attention. And II
80 lr16oIlbtedly enable 10 AID largely 10 our
.-5s~ship moth resident and nonresident, be
- Te-loc-ats OF conviction everyw here WIZ
i,TsT SEE the need % a Democratic social centre
= .Es -rerroDo1lS such we ncT nave tne oppor-
-ssty 10 permanently establish
ne report Is signed by William ?. Mitchell chai'~
--,r. Charles 2. Murphy. Samuel Untermye-. Ec-
-s-s rshEi Perry Belmont. John ]. CLinle-, Thee
ave y Myers. Thomas T. Feltnes, George W
gouur and John p Dun1H. secretary.