New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
ORGANIZING FOR HE CAMPAIGN.
MEETINGS or HAYrs AND WHEELER CLtB-Dls-
PLAY or BANNERS AND TRANSPARENcIEs.


PLAY or BANNERs AND TRANSPARENCIEs.
The Id Assembly District Hayes and
wHe Ter Club met last evening ut No 466 Peari-St and
ornizcd for the campaign Resolutions approving the
Nominees and platform OF the Cincinnati Convention
were adopted The following officers were elected:
Patrick IT. President; william Kayanagh, Nce-Pres
dent. Thomas Brown, Secretary
The yth Assembly District Republican Association
assembled last evening No 1sJ spiug-s and organ
Noda Hayes and Wheeler Centennial Campaign Cub.
The report the delegates to Cincinnati wac received
Resolutions adopted aud addresses made ad'o-
eating the united and most earnest support OF the Re-
pablcan nominees. An address was made by Aaron T.
Potter the President OF the yth Assembly District COL
orcd Republican Association a large transparency,
bearing tie names Hayes and Wheeler was placed IN
front oi the building.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Republicant OF the
yIlth Assembly District held last evening at
No. II South Washug,on-squlre, Thomas r. stewart
presiding. The permanent organization Of campaign
club was effected by the election OF Lloyd Aspnwail
as President Joseph w. Howe and Joseph c. Stewart as
Vice Presidents Thomas L. Thouel as Treasurer,
a,id W. p. Richardson aud Frederic L. Delano
"a Secretaries Charles r. Shaw presented reso-
ntions in substance follows; TIA. the platform
aud candidates Of the Cincinnati Convention are worthy
the support of all that the action OF the Convention re-
pcs the impuation that the Republican party had he
come subordinate to ns!eratona OF official patronage
and machine politics; thft the apprehension OF many
worthy citizens that the party had become merely the
Bonanza OF placehodcrs. the spoil and instrument
Of men In oEce" is sgnally dissiplted that the
legislation OF the party from the day of its advent To
power ult the present time, in the Congress OF the
nation may be viewed with pride and satisfaction; that
the club pledges Itself to effort for the election
of HAYES and Wheeler The resolutions were unani-
moisy adopted. Speeches made by Messrs. Stew
art Howe Dueannc, Forbes, Richardson, aud others.
4 wcIlattended meeting OF the Republicans Of the
h.1l last nf Nh
University place Ia rafy the nominations OF Hayes and
Wheeler. Resolutions were adopted and speeches were
made by the Rev. Henry Highland Garuett, DR.. Isaac l.
HAYES Lucas l.. Van Allen, and others.
The IXth Assembly District Republican Association
met last evening at the Beecker Building, No. $50
Beecker-st and resolved sclfinto Hayes and Wheeler
Club for the campaign. The following officers were
elected: President, samuel Hall, NJ D.. vicePresi-
dents William II. Gedney. George +. Coddngton. and
Others; Secretaries william Flack aud william ID.
Grecne Treasurer j. ". JacObus Resolutions approving
the nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler were adopted and
the Club pledged its active and earnest support Much
enthusiasm was manifested. banner was ordered u
be stretched across the street.
A meeting of the United Republican Association
colorcd) Of the XIh Assembly District was held last
Thomts Brown. william Freeman and Others made at
dresses. Resolutions were adopted stating ihat as the
Republican Convention had nominated lone OF the
purest best OF citizeus 20 carry the Presidential
banner to victory the Association would fall luo ine
under the bright DanDef OF hlSuls
for ALL and march To victory, 100000 str ong"
Tn XIIth Assembly District Republican Association
met last even ug 6J2 Flfth-St. the purpose OF
rlfyiug the nomination made at the late Convention
This OF tn sronge associations IN the city ahd
over members present with Louis Schmadt as
President and Charles Lang secretary The hrt business
OF the evening the display " large cainpa-n pan
nerhe second raised In the city. Addresses were maze
by Edward Werthelmer. r. Well Isaac Wolf, aud others
The Hayes and Wheeler Campaign CuO of tie AEth
Assembly District held n meeting last evening at No
352 West Thrtyifth-st. Sixty new members were
elcctek Resolutions adopted. pleging the kepuD-
ns OF the District their best efforts to elect the
nominees OF the Cincinnati Convention anu aPpr9Nns
tile course Of the Convention In selecting tne csnia,
The old ConklDg Club Of the &Nth Assembly DiStlict
which was rcorgaiZed last Friday evening ~ he hayes
and Wheeler Campaign Club No. Of the AVN AsSee
hv District nrld "A meeting last evening az NO 900 |
Eighih.aye Fifteen members were c'ected., : ~.
Une made au address, In when ne sau tua no uu 10
reurned from the western part OI the otatc,
tound fine farmers and the laboflnS classes
so Jves aud Wheeler. g. Hamilton addlessed 'he clp
on the imortance Of the coming campaign ihe omciS
" " ti'o cirh are President william s. Murray VICE
Presidents Samuel Hamilton and Michael ohafpi oecle
taries Thomas Hamilton and r. H. LANG; FcaSuioi'
Charles %. Graniis -, - ,...t coror,,,,na mat Iast
.,antnp nt Crrmania Assembly Rooms, ana, III the ao
snre nf ex,Judge Dittenhoefer, was presided over W
uarri. Friedman. Resolutions approving tue Pla'lorin
an6 OF the Cincinnati CONVENTION "cfe ie'u
aud adopted ,,u.,... ~ ,be frat bapner hear |
an, the names OF HAYES and wheeler was swung across
Broad-st., by 10 n kean, IT, s, .
'gtIzens Of Staten Island assembled on Saturday even.
,ro nj Stapleton and organized the nrst Hayes and
wheeler Campaign Club. with the I0llowing 0nicers
pra.dent Muthorne Tompkins; Vice President, Howard
Co ms Secretary, Marx Fsenay Treasurer, Adrian
Post