New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

s,s,a of New York but OF the people OF fhe
United States, be IL - ,hn Pc
Resolved That it is the judgment n,.n,;can .. .hT
,,,,blican county Committee that hepupice,,io ~,
eenersilx throughout this country desire tiie
presentation OF the name OF the .; iioLi- 90
T. =. pn,hl,can Marty as the choice Of the he-
tsuhcans of this state for the Presideh'ldI no m
insfion and we hereby unaualihedls n anu Ia en
Enthusiastically favor him for that hieh ois @ i, ,he
hone mar his name will be presented ny 'he
New York delegation
.les, there be some misunderstanding OF tue
motives of the voters in the 1oth' saiu MI
Mack II want TO explain a little ms ieSo
ll,tion is Offered in spirit OF antagohlsih :"
o,,, chairman in my district We admire ths
nrinciples which have animated him, even WITCH
NC haven't been able 20 agree with ms pohcies'
We always have believed his motives were right
and We are proud that his hands have oeeh uii-
tranneIIed largely through the overtime" ol
his enemies in our district. We remember 'i'"'
,t s.; s,e 70 his sacacity that we have at Albany
in the executive chair man of courage re-
.ourcef.Iness and such devotion to duty as has
challenged the admiration not only of this state
but Of the country at large. The presentation
of this resolution then. is due solely to our be
lief that the voters desire the name of Charles
r Hughes presented to the national convention
as the choice Of the people Of New York
County,
Mr.. GRUBERS PROTEST.
Immediately Samuel S. Koenig moved that the
resolution be received, printed and come up as
special order at the next meeting of the COM
,ni.tee. January To- The motion seconded
by several. including Frederick Spiegelbers. OF
Macks district. When the question was about
10 be nut Gruber called for the ayes and noes
Mr.. Parsons ruled that not enough members de-
ryed IN have a rneall.
.'Sruber wants them that's enough, inter
posed an enthusiast.
Under the rules Mr.. Grsiber is not enough
ruled TIE chair. He asked If a ro!lcall was oe-
sired, and it was voted down overNhelrninsiy.
Gruber tried TO protest, and again was shouted
down. The Koenig motion was carried rracfi-
osiIv unanimously and motion by Ezra Prem
tioe TO adjourn brought the meeting to an end
within ten minutes of its beginning
what does this situation mean:" the chair
man was asked after the meeting.
s.Hhy this means that the committee decided
il would b. better TO let any resolutions regard
ing the presidency so over for a month" said
Mr.. Parsons dryIy. 'The Mack resolution will
come up as a special order for discussion then
1t is best 70 deliberate somewhat on this
Does this mean that you plan meantime to
have Mr. Taft here and hope to get his boom
sn good running order?' was asked. Mr.. Par
sons smiled.
Does il mean a Roosevelt victory over
Hughes"
You will have to use your OWN imagination
on that"
What is your version
well I'll say this drawled the chairman
s'I dislike immensely being starnpeded on an
snrortant proposition of this sort
why. it's a Roosevelt victory" was William
Hslpir's explanation. He's sidetracked the
Hughes boom"
HUGHES MEN NOT DISCOURAGED.
With this the Hughes men do not agree IN the
least. They point out that if the Mack resolu-
lion had been pressed last night the brunt of the
fighting would have been borne by men wearing
the lasting brand of O6eli- Governor Hughes,
they feel should not bear any brand, even by
inference or stretch of imagination
Then. too. they argue that strategically they