New-York tribune., 1876-06-21
THE CAMPAIGN ~ TH'- city.
APPRoyALs Dr TuE -ISClSNAH EoAnNATtoSs-oR-
GANlZ,TION OF .IuBs.

APPROyAIs y TuT -iNCiSNAIt rpMNAIfoSS-nR-
GANIZATIoN OF CLuBs.
The Republican Central Committee met at
Republican Ia last evening. Joel s'an acted Chair
man George Bliss offered esOuto1s sustaining the
nominees aud platform OF tbc Cincinnati Convention.
The resolutions were seconded by cc Cnares g Spencer
ana unanimously adopted b. %. Committee Col
Spencer moved that committee OF QUE Iun each Assem
by District including the annexed wrds be appointed
Ia make arrangements for grand ratification meeting
An amendment the constitution making Chairman
the German Republican Association member - the
Central Committee, adopted unan:mo isy.
Ata meeting OF the Executive Committee OF ths Re-
publican Reform Club, last evening at No 80 Union
square, Francis A. Stout pres1nS resolutions offered by
Col william c. ChurcB adopted, Eating that IN
the unanimous nomination by the Republican Convention
OF Rutherford q. Hayes for President OF the United
states and William A. Wheeler To- Vice-President. we
recognize the triumph OF those pnop Of political re-
fon which are the foundation of tho organization OF
ta club" and that tho platform adopted by the Con-
yeution at Cincinnati meets with most cordial eon
currcnce"
TIC uId Assembly District Republican Association met
last evening az No. 205 Grandst. Resolutions were
adopted IN which the Republicans Of the District pledge
their earnest and undivided support to the Presdentia
cke also rendering the thanks OF thc club to the dele
ates from this State for the selection OF the name OF
w A. Wheeler us tho Vice-Presdent, knowing that II
will materially siren CITIZEN the ticket 10 this State The
officers OF tue club arc rhoma5 II Riley, President
james stIman. Secretary d. f Geary' Treasurer.
Tho with Assembly District German Republican AS
so,,aton held an enthusiastic ratification meeting last
cvsninV at the Tcnth Ward Hoei, aG Bruonr ana For
svtb-sts. Speeches made by join sIaubmuler,
Tol grngcs Frederick Gemindor, and John Reuter- The
nominations Of Hayes ami Nheeier were approved;
Thr XIth Assembly Districi Republican Association
held a meeting last evening ut No ifS Snhave ana re-
solved it.ef into Hayes ard Wheeler Campaign Clnb.
IN. business Of the evening was 10 make enens
fIr the raising OF a campaign banner which will lake
place Friday evening next. largo number OF member'
were present Samuel q. Acton is President, and Will
ain II. StruJe secretary. - .
Al meeting OF tire citizens Cf the XttIth Assembly
Di,trrt, at No. lj7 ht,th-ave last evening" Hayes
lowing officers were elected President Gen: Anson J.
McC0uk: First Vice-Presidont, John II. Van Wyek;
second Vice President John III. Hogancanp secretary
John J.. wright - a. -, o,,,., ,,,,
District held meeting last evening at No 96 Thrdayo.
large Transparency placed In ffunt ~ the hall, bear
ing tho names ol Rutherford b. Hayes and W A Wheeler
for President and ce-PresideDt FIFTY meubers were
ndmlttrd The officers John ii. Brady, President,
and George L. Osborne, Secretary.
The Independent Republican Central Committee held
meeting last evening at No. li1 Ei-hth-st Ellwood r.
Thorie the delegates from the Club to the Gu.
clpnau Convention, made address In which he SAID
that the country should congratulate Itself on the choice
of the Convention. He said lie was confident
that with these gentlemen as tue stan ard
beol,rs the Republican party would poll vote which
would only asonish their enemies but Republicans
themselves George W. yans offered resolution recon-
mrndng the presentation OF the name II Geo. W. Curtis
o the Republican State Convention Or Governor VI New
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