New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
OPENING NEW HEADQUARTERS.


ENTHUSIASM AT A GATHERING OF THE REPUBLICAN
cryrRAL CAMPAIGN CUBA LETTER FROM
GENERAL GARFIELD,
Thore WAS a large gathering of well-known Re
,rhl;cans last night a. the Coleman House, on tho
occasion of the opening of tho headquarters of the
ponpblican Central Campaign Club of New-York.
The rooms of the club, which are both commodious
and conveniently situated, will be open day and
night during the campaign. The officers of the
Climb are : Charles Watrous. president; Sher-
dan Shook and A. j. Campbell. vice-presidents
Alexander NJ. EagIeson and Edwin Bedell. secreta-
res. d. ID. +. Marshall. treasurer. The work of the
committee is to be specially devoted to securing
the vote for the Republican candidates in this city.
and to assist in arousing the old Fremont and Day
ton spirit of patriotism which swept the state In
1856" In order to effect tins purpose, the COM
mittee proposes to publish a number OF
campaign documents consisting of campaign
sone-book. twelve political tracts discussing vital
ouestiops and an address delivered before the Ger
man Republican Central Committee by A. J. Dit
tenhoefer. These documents, which it is expected
Will be completed in few days. will be supplied
10 clubs and committees throughout the United
States.
decided spirit of enthusiasm was exhibited last
night in the large attendance at the new head
quarters. About go gentlemen signed the roll.
Among the most prominent Republicans present
were Marshall Jewell, Senator Lent, Mr.. Watrous.
General n. NJ. Curtis, General Kipatrck Wilson
Berryman. G.. II. Tucker, Sheridan Shook. General
Fthian, j. ID. Ottlwe A. NJ. Eagleson, "; H..
Townley, James l.. HASTE, N. Is; Wilson
George H. Stokes. F. Etherldge, Charles II.
Honsley. II. 5. jennings Richard Marshall,
CHRISTOPHER Pullman, 5 N. SimOnsOn, John Devices,
.Iohn Iimbeck James II. Spencer and
D. d. T. Marshall. No formal meeting was organized.
Those assembled mingled freely together eX-
change CONGRATULATIONS, and canYassed the p0lltl
cal stualo o, ce.,, a
read and enthusiastically received:
MENTOR Ohio. July l.
DEAR SIR: Allow me through You to thank the mem-
bers of your club Tor the compliment paid me In tie res
olutions adopted Your meeting OF June IL VI course
Won know that Naw-YOrk settles tue case, II we can
Of cur people in that important state Very truly
! !. 4. GARFIELD.
CHARLES wATRoUs. esq. President Of The Republican
central Campaign Ctub
The following letter was received from the Editor
of The alleging County Republican
Angelica Court HOUSE, n. ". July 60, 1880
GENTLEMEN Your circular OF the 10th received.
2lst II gratifying TO be able TO inform that Allie
gauy County Republicans thoroughly united. aud
are being July aroused. We shall probably give the
jargest majority IN November since LacOln's last
paign. Yours for the flag and the Union,
l.. c. RAYMOND
An adjournment from the rooms of the club to
the par took place, and several songs were sung
and brief address was delivered by Marshall
Jewell. The leading feature OF the social per
formances was the singing OF q" The True hepubl-
canDa rev campaign song, dedicated to the Central
Republican Campaign Club, by F. N. Clarke.