New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
FOR THE TICKET.
Republicans an Three Districts EulO-
gize Taft and Sherman.

The nominations OF William H TAFT and James
s. Sherman for President and VicePresident re-
spectively enthusiastically ratified last night
by the Republicans of the 10th Assembly District
at a meeting held the Progressive Republican
Club, No 40 Second avenue. Ferdinand Eidman
Internal Revenue Collector. the leader Of the dis
trict presided. Abraham GrUber was the principal
speaker
Resolutions adopted eulogzing the candi-
dates and pedgng them hearty support Mr.
Gruber said the country could not be prosperous
without confidence, and pointed out how the cleo
ton of Mr.. Taft would bring about that condition
and the election OF Mr.. Bryan would destroy It.
Every mention of the of the Republican Pres
identia nominee vigorously applauded, was
that of President Roosevelt.
IF you have not confidence among your people"
said Mr.. Gruber, your government is failure.
To bring about this condition it is important to
have safe, and good government Its prime
idea must be the happiness of the people. In the
fifty years that the Republican party has been
supreme the United States has grown in power. in
wealth and population.
What OF the Democratic party? Bryan who
nominated himself in 1896 captured many of the
people, although he without national train
ing except for term in Congress and had nothing
10 commend him but his voice. Four years later
he again nominated. a Is TO 1 platform. and
the Democratic party is willing to take him
again.
Mr.. Taft, who served under the slow moving.
fit for the Office of President by his training, edu
cation and experience. He will think before he
acts. The President Of the United States should
be safe adviser. and Mr. Taft will be that"
The members OF the Republican Club of the 29th
Assembly District met last night in the tlubrOoms
at No. 30 East 59th street and ratified the Chicago
nominations. Resolutions indorslng the ratform
adopted by the Chicago convention were passed.
and the members pledged themselves 10 do their
best to give the Republican party the greatest
majority in the 18th Assembly District of any dis
trict in the state" Charles A. Hammond presided
at the meeting.
At a ratification meeting of the 18th Assembly
District Republican Club. in the clubhouse of the
William HenkeI Association. 22d street and
Third avenue. resolutions were adopted calling Mr..
Taft "one of the best equipped candidates for the
great office of President ever nominated and
Mr. Sherman "a most able presiding officer wise
and great legislator and good. stanch. loyal Re
publican United States Marshal William Henkel.
the district leader, presided at the meeting. There
were speeches by Congressman William s Bennett.
Senator Martin SAKE and Colonel James B. APP
pleby Senator Sake. in the course of his remarks.
said that no man had ever been nominated for
President who had such great experience as Mr..
Taft in public life
The National Republican Club of the 34th As
sembly District last ght in the clubrooms
at Issth street and Mckinley Square The Bronx
and ratified the nominations of Taft and Sher-
man The club also indOrsed with enthusiasm
the platform adopted by the Chicago convention.
several speeches being made. Francis J. Lowe.
president OF he club. presided
The 4th Assembly District Republicans held their
ratification meeting at the J. A. Newstead Repub-
lcan Club No. AGA Grand street last night Colonel
Abe Ciruber the principal speaker. Charles
E. Abbott said that Taft was not alone Secretary
OF War. but also envoy extraordinary to the four
corners OF the earth, perfectng the square deal
as enunciated by Mr.. Roosevelt. The other speak
ers were Mr.. Newstead. Max BernfeId Joseph
Krombach, Jacob Cebulsky and Alexander Wolf
The meeting was largely attended and enthu-
siastic.