Periodical Public record of Perry Belmont, a member of the House of representatives in the 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th Congress ... Vol. 4

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    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
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    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 9 of Vol. 4 PUBLIC RECORD PERRY BELMONT A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 47TH 48TH 49TH 30TH Congress Vol. VI Embracing Speeches, Letters and Addresses in the National Campaign of 1900 and the Greater...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 10 of Vol. 4 ^■•A-h- -X^. fh f^ h J. II. LYON COMPANV PRINTEKS AND BINDERS ALBANV, N. Y.
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 11 of Vol. 4 I INTEEVIEW ABOUT THE GOVEENOESHIP. (Poughkeepsie News-Press, August 3, 1898.) Ex-Chairman of the Democratic State Committee Mr. J. W. Hinkley, in an interview with your representative to-day, said that the friends of...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 12 of Vol. 4 2 RECORD, 1898. RESIGNATION OF COMMISSION. (New York Herald. August 21. 1898.) Major rcrn- Belmont, ^vho has served very efficiently as Inspector-Gen- eral on the statf of Major-General M. C. Butler, has...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 13 of Vol. 4 RECORD, 1898. 3 A resolution was passed unanimously instructing the delegates to the Assembly District Convention to present the name of Perry Belmont for delegate to the State Convention. The other towns...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 14 of Vol. 4 EECOKD, 1898. MEMBER OF STATE COMMITTEE. (New York Eveuiug World, September 28, 1898.^ Syracuse, N. Y., September 28, 1898. At a meeting of the delegates from the First Senate District, comprising the...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 15 of Vol. 4 EECOKD, 1898. 5 roll, John Whalen, John J. Kennedy, Andrew C. .Fields, Francis J. Molloy, C. N. Bulger, Arthur A. McLean and S. S. Taylor. (New York Tribune, October 5, 1898.) Augustus...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 16 of Vol. 4 KECOUD, 1898. DECLIXATIOX OF NOMIXATIOX FOR COXGRESS. vi?rooklyu Kagle, October 3, IS JS.) IiiVERHEAD, L. I., October 5, 1898. The Democratic Congressional Convention for the First Congressional District of New York, coniprisdng...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 17 of Vol. 4 EECORD, 1898. (The Brooklyn Times, October 6. 1898.) EiVERHEAD, L. I., October 6, 1898. The nomination of Townsend Scudder for Congress by the Democratic Convention here yesterday, was a surprise generally. SutTolk...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 18 of Vol. 4 g RECORD, 1898. LETTER TO TAMMANY HALL, OCTOBER 18, 1898. (Brooklyn Eagle, October lo, 181)8.) Tammany Hall s first big mass meeting of the campaign will be held in and around the...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 19 of Vol. 4 KECOED, 1898. LETTER TO NEW YORK TIMES. PEACE COMMISSION S WORK. (New York Times, November 2, 1898.) To the Editor of the Nezv York Times: I fear the obstacles encountered by our...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 20 of Vol. 4 10 RECORD, 1898. by public law is to exist until a treaty of peace lias been concluded. Thus the United States have, under the protocol, a specific cession forever of the Antilles,...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 21 of Vol. 4 EECORD;, 1898. 11 MASS MEETING IN LONG ISLAND CITY, OCTOBER 31, 1898. (New York Jouraal, November 2, 1898.) New York, November 1, 1898. The biggest Democratic mass meeting in Queens county in...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 22 of Vol. 4 1 BECOKU, 1898. The r.ia?s meeting was organized by the Business Men s Democratic Association, of which Theodore W. Myers is president, Julius D. Mahr secretary, William I. Young treasurer, and John...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 23 of Vol. 4 SECOiiD, 1898. 13 Legislature and a Democratic Governor will unite in repealing. Panic among IMcCullagh s 700 deputies appointed under the partisan and un- constitutional Force Bill, which has heen so vividly...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 24 of Vol. 4 24, RECORD, 1S98. misnile is that the great ^vatcrways so essential to the port of New York, to every industrial interest of our State, are now in an unfinished and deplorable condition....
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 25 of Vol. 4 EECORD, 1898. 15 eminent, extravagant to the verge of corruption, under Mayor Strong in this city, to which the present government in this Democratic community is a contrast most satisfactory to all...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 26 of Vol. 4 IQ EECOKD, 1898. most heartily, and witli the assurance that it is fully appreciated. If you will not consider it presumptuous, allow me to recall what I said to you on a...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 27 of Vol. 4 RECORD, 1898. 17 acting under the infamous and inquisitorial Eaines Law, which a Dem- ocratic Legislature and a Democratic Governor will unite in repealing. Panic among McCullagli s 700 deputies appointed under...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 28 of Vol. 4 IS EECORD, 1898. officers. $1,000,000 of damaofe? against the State is involved, and the State transportation interests are harmed and threatened. The result of Repub- lican misrule is that the great waterways...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 29 of Vol. 4 RECORD, 1898, 19 has been to protect the conspirators. The great Democratic Governor re- moved and punished mercilessly every one convicted of gnilt, whether Democrat or Eepiiblican. When the present canal controversy...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 30 of Vol. 4 20 EECORD, 1898. MASS MEETING. THE GREATEST GATHERINGS EVER HELD IN QUEENS COUNTY. (Long IsUiud Weekly Star, November 4, 1S98.) The Democratic mass meeting on Tuesday evening was indeed a monster affair....
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 31 of Vol. 4 EECORD, 1898. 21 Point band of twenty-four pieces with them and they received a hearty greeting. The crowd insisted that they should play selections and they had to comply with the request....
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 32 of Vol. 4 RECORD, 1898. what it is, he added, and was loudly applauded. The issue of this cam- paign, he continued, was honest government. Their opponents were try- ing to obscure the issue, but...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 33 of Vol. 4 EECOKD, 1898. 23 LETTER TO XEW YORK TIMES. (New York Times, November 6, 18i)8.) THE VEXING DEBT QUESTION. To the Editor of the Kez^ York Times: The demands of our five Commissioners...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 34 of Vol. 4 24 KECORD, 1898. ^^^lat could the President do Congress and the law had tied his hands. If he took the sovereignty of Cuba, the United States would possess the island, and then...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 35 of Vol. 4 EECOP.D, 1898. 35 precarious state of the American troops, liastened to extricate themselves from the consequences to which they were exposed by their defeat and the inferiority of the means at their...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 36 of Vol. 4 2(3 EECORD, 1898. oih. There will be only one ticket, and an appearance of harmony will lie preserved. Andrew reednian s efforts to control a majority of the Board of Directors have...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 37 of Vol. 4 EECORD, 1898. 27 THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN OUTCLASSED SENATOR HIGBIE. (Brooklyn Citizen, December 5, 1898.) Babylox, L. L, December 5. Anent the past election there is much discussion and Jocularity in this town....
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 38 of Vol. 4 28 EECOED, 1898. ELECTIOX TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. CHOSEN PRESIDENT BY THE LARGEST VOTE CAST IN ITS HISTORY. (New York Herald, December 6, 1898.) Perry Belmont was elected president...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 39 of Vol. 4 KECORD, 1898. 29 New York all have representatives. The large vote indicates the new life put into the club by Mr. Croker. At the last election onlv twenty- six votes were cast....
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898
  • Image 40 of Vol. 4 30 EECORD, 1898. advancement, and contrasted its condition with that of a year ago. He called attention to the fact that its financial condition was then so bad that some of the...
    • Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
    • Date: 1898