New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
ORGANIZING FOR WORK.
MEETINGS OF DISTRICT AssOCIATIoNs-o ORGANIZING
CORNELL AND HOsKINs Clubs.

CORNELL AND HOsKINs Gibbs.
a Cornell Campaign Club was organized in
the XIIIh Assembly District "Wednesday evening
with Charles Spencer president Tie Iirsf pubic
meeting OF the club held last evening at No. PIG
Eighih-lye. The assembly large, and there
much eEthu. Mr.. Spencer In opening meeting.
SAID that tue best Indication of Republican this
Fall the disposition 10 disregard every feeling OF
personal flctOnal interest in working for the party
lie had known Mr. Cornell from the days OF boyhcod.
when they went 10 school together IN beautiful little
town at tie head OF Cayuga Lake In all the business
and political history OF NJ Cornell he had never fouad
person able 10 1ing al him single charge Of cOrrup
tion. dishonesty weakness. fApplau-c.I General
Arson G.. McCook made q cn.p and encr
geiic speech. in which he compared the work
of the Republican party to-day with It's work In 1860
The party he said. which had saved The Nations
life was now to it, honor. Justice Godney.
called on. said that I'm 1872 he had worked with Nj
Cornell on the STAT Committee, and At that time he
learned TO appreciate the high character OF the
He never another such devotion 10 duty such tire
lcss energy and opacity tor work whether OF magnitude
or detail as Mr.. Cornell showed gt that time. Other
addro sses made by Isaac Dayton and samuel Il.
Randall in which the issues put forward by the plat
forms OF the two parties vtrr Discussed Mr.. Spencer
announced that another meeting IN larger hall would
be- held IN week. Ia thu meantime canvass Of thu
entire GisiIlci wOuIdbc Iade, 10 determine Inc political
feeling ~ each resident "a FAR ~ possible.
AT meeting OF the XNIIIth Assembly District Re-
publican Association. held last night IT No 2Oo Lexlng
II.
roll proposed solution of COMMUNICATIONS To the Re.
puhlcnns OF Maine and California. Ihls was carried
amid loud applause. Colonel james y. Turner offered
resolutions approving tue proceedings platform AMI
dates az the Saratoga Convention. The resolutions
carried by accama aud proposition FOR TIE
formation If 4 Cornell AMI HOrklns Campaign Cuh I'M
medialely followed aud live gentlemen were elected ~
an organizing committee Mr.. C0sgr0Ne moved that the
meeting adjourn aud that the present attend
in body the serenade L. Mr.. Cornell. This was re-
ceivcd with hearty cheers and the men shortly after
ward formed IN column and under the COS mauG OF the
pres dent. marched To Mr.. Coruelfs residence.
i SPECIAL meeting Of the VIA Assembly District Re
publican Association hec last evening for the pur
pose OF rutifyiug the nominations Of Cornell and Hos
kins. II. a Mathews, 81 the University Of Ne|-lors,
opened the ting with stirring address IN favor Of
the Saratoga ticket. He wa followed by CIGrle> Goul-
die referred the necessity ~ supporting the Re-
publican ticket "a unit Araly sius The Democratic
platform he said that X consisted purely OF sophistry
Charles H. HOnsey president ~ the association, fol
lowed referring especially 10 the power oi Inc Tree lul-
lie school sy stem IN Re publican institutions.
AT the meeting Ol the NXth District Republican As
ISOLATION asi night at rs ROOMS East Flfh-fourtl-
st. resolutions were adopted approving The acion II
the Saratoga Convention. Tie meeting was large and
thiiy-ive rropn-rG tor election nj the next meeting
The as-OcInIOn adjourned to JON III the scramble
10 Doe gwen To- Mr.. Cornell.
The first nee iug ~ Republican Association OF
the NIsf Assembly, District Was held AZ Forty seventh
IT. and Fith-ive last evening. A. j. Dir rnhOeier The
president opened the proceedings with short speech
The rules and bylaws Of the old XAth Assembly Dis
trct were adopted. Speeches followed m rapid success
sion 10y Ethan len salem IL. wales, Lew l.. Morton,
General Henry rrcmauc, and Othor' Inc meeting thrh
adjourned and marched to a. Il. COrneus residence,
he sCrVnluCG.