New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

=. sta,npeded. Second, il is composed OF men
who have abiding faith in the loyalty and noei-
.sv Of our chairman. Herbert Parsons
There was hearty applause for this declara-
tion. and sfr Neweomb who has race hAe q
panha.ls oherub bearned with a sort CT heaV-
eniv oenignitT.
..we are all Repuhlcans" said Mr. Ne"coIno'
r-i., inst q suspicion Of an intention 10 jolly
>ha anen,x Together we have stood ana loosht
.bouider TO shoulder sometimes liz victory ana
sometimes in defeat. We give our aiiecuoh :"
the Republican party because we kno" 'iia' "
victory or defeat il will remain true 10 its pri'i
c;ples true 10 its leaders; and we aiso aslee
that the safety and welfare of our country oe-
-s.s a., the administration being in the hahos
ef Republicans
APPLAUSE FOR PRESIDENT
..7,,s cay Is the anniversary OF the birth Of
WILLIAM Mckinley Ulong and loud APPLAUSE
Twice elected President. he in one term and IN
the beginning of a second established poncies
which will always be honored by the hepupiiCah
rarty He was succeeded by Theodore hoose-
vest fapplause) with j heart burning Win
hatred for everything that was injurious ana
unfair TO the interests Of the common peoPle-
From, the beginning he has been opposed TO
was sometimes called the war lord is crowned
with -he Laurel OF peace. Republicans have
right 10 demand that the spirit of the Roose-
Welt administration shall pe maintained Inc
substitute resolution which am about to intro
duce represents the sentiment OF the hepup-
licsns of the Empire State In addition 10 COM
,nendasion of President Roosevelt, the resoiu-
lions declare for the favorite son OF Ne" foiA
for the Presidential nomination-for our uprlsh'
Vie L IN
fAnpiause, If criticism is deserved Tor the
6elav attending the Endorsement OF the Governor
then 4, is a crime TO deliberate. This resolution
is offered in absolute sincerity
..rb cut il CIT shouted member from
Gruber's district.
The one thing pre-enlinent IN The niinos u
the delegates from this state iii the Chicago
convention will he to accomplish the nomination
@. Charles E Hughes for President" said MI
Newcornb
After she resolution was read by Secretary
whittle James s. Lehmaier, chairman OF the
committees of TWENTY-FIVE cf the Republican
club appointed to boom the Governor. trled 10
get the floor but the chair recognized MY New
,o,,b who had not finished. Mr.. Newcornb
x-a+as that the resolutions were the result or
,,,,snir,ors action by the executive committee
snd suggested that they be adopted without oe-
Law. He said that if there was an indlcaooh
Of prolonged debate and waste Of time ne
would move the previous question
ABE" GRUBER OBJECTS.
..,.., c.r,,ne- objected TO the implied
threat. -
I don't want 10 be forced to move the prev
. o,,s question" said Mr.. Newconlp, WIN siea'
xoje,nnitv. but am compelled 10 DO it,
a,oh. that would be horrible" said Coroner
r-rrber with mock seriousness as the Odell men
laughed
-.Nr Neroonab has taken up ten or fifteen
minutes said william Halpin, and now ne
winds up by trying TO foreclose TINS matter
want 10 say 70 the gentlemen that dilatory tac
Tics ON the matter Of indcrsing the Governor DID
NOT come from the side OF the house to which
belong say this in the interest Of fair play
and in opposition of any attempt 10 strangle DE-
bate
NJ. Hewcomb disclain1ed any base intention,
and q man hoarsely shouted:
-rtii; the hook
Nh. LEHMAIER GETS FLOOR.
Mir. Ne1econb didn't like the abuse and moved
the previous question. His motion was not sec
onded. and James 5. LehInaier got the floor
He seconded the resolutions. and said that they
reflected the sentiment of the voters as whole
He added that he was the first to suggest that
ihe delegates be instructed for the Governor
The resolutions" said AIr- Lehnlaier. show
a comlnendable desire 10 get on to the band
wagon. What we want TO feel sure about is
that those xho get on the handwagon will not
be thrown off at the first bump in the road
hope that nniy such men will be allowed to go
80 the Chicago convention who will have the
nomination Of Governor Hughes in their hearts
veil as on 1heir lips
CHEERS FOR LAUTERBACH.
Edward Lauterbach rose and a mighty cheer
went rp from the Odefl He was advised
nv about two hundred TO take the platform.
and Mr.. Lauterbach showed his usual yielding
spirit
y congratulate the county committee on its
discovery OF portraits Of Governor Charles
= Hughes said the counsellor. with broad
grin and q salaam at President Parsons. 1T
might have been aooosite if there had been q
picture Of the Governor the platform the
1u'o previous occasions when his real friends
tried 10 put through an Endorsement of hra as a
Presidential candidate. / congratulate the coun-
~ committee that the resolution on which We
are TO vote to-nigh: comes TO us as tho unani-
NOUS action Of the executive committee We
congratulate the county committee the truth
Of the suggestion that:
While the lamp holds out - burn
IDe West sinner may return.