New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-31
local REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

oRGANiz ALTON or GERMAN VErERANs-coMMis-
sIoSER MASIERRE ELECTED DELEGATE TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
MANY German veterans, chiefly members OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. met at the Germana
Assembly Rooms in the BOwery last evening 10 organ
ize a German Republican Veteran Garfield and Arthur
Camnaign Ciub. e. Veltfort who was elected tempo
rarv chairman, made snort opening speech
IN German stating the objects OF the associ-
at,on Then referring 10 the great poIltlcal
question at issue he spoke Of what might be expected
from the Sod south in the Democratic ticket was
elected. som" people are camoring i0r chahge lie
said. but we old soldiers who endured mlseres IN
1861 and later, OWING 10 fhe DeniocIa's' "an' Ho
change for their benefit"
General Vladimir Krzyzanouski was then intro
duced He began his speech by remind
ing his hearers Of the last two PRESIDENTIAL
olections when, true TO their convictions, the
German veterans voted for the Republican ticket. lie
called upon them act likewise upon the present occa-
sion and 10 stand by OF their adopted faherldnd
sIt is said By some" he continued. that because we
Penpbcans have fulfilled duty should step out
of ower But we have yet sho. that our blood has
not been shed IN van and 10 that the southern
states firm not a Solid SOUTH but remain portion OF
the Union"
The sneaker further pointed out that European immi-
Grafton 10 the South snOud be encouraged as uen as II
has been TO the Wcs' for 20 the st0d German Tanderer
bo leaves his fatherand forever much Of this coun
rvs prosperity To the German element the United
States owes much bu the Germaus have also much to
he thankful for to this great conntry We nave chosen
f,fherl md -" he exclaimed " Of which we are D0th
n-oud aud grateful and fGthernEd IN Whlch we nave
heen both happy and prosperous. Are we then 10 cast
on tha marty which has been the direct cause oI our
nrosperitv and espousc the cause or DrnocracS'
which mas always been adverse 10 our interests
i Dttenhoefer delivered "A shor' speech on the po-
ufical situation before the adiournment, which TOOK
place at 10 o'clock - ~r ,---n,. ~.
A largeIy-attenGed meeting OF the X! n Assembly DIS
trct Republican Association held last hgnt at Ne
,noriaI Hall No 81 MaGisDn-ave, FOR the purpose oi
eIscting delegate an aitern ne 10 te ihoia'pyi
CamnaIgn CLUB Convention, 10 be- held soptenOer 10
John H. Ouiwell presided Commissioners BenJaDIn
II M,nierre was unanimously eiectch 's
delegate and John ID. Otiweu HHefna,e.
nm 'rdiatey after the CONCLUSION OF ths
meeting OF the association, the Central Campaign 'horus
Club assembled TO practice prior TO It's ~
nubIis for Inc first lime the maseethg 10 DE- h'l
In Jersev Cor tO-night. The club. when consists pi
about I75 members, has already As many nVtalohs on
hand a II can conveniently attend TO- TINS evening tue
memt.rs viii attend the meeting In Jersey cay III Il
hndv hut after ward the club will he divided iuto de-
tsehments Of from to twenty singers Tue mem Der
amin "a increasing daily and II is expected that by oc
tober 1 the roll will comprise about 400 wei-tranea
singers thoroughly acquainted win the HPeciai cut"
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