New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

a which one G year ago s%ost 20
strong from burnont, eadcold condition we have dis.
1Ssr ns Dn der OF 5SS hsId d hold s
Office or that who shall receive emouments or honor or power
same lofty purposes which made the Republican party what il
was in c days Of s creates, glory AND it,
we have height Of enthusiasm that viii be great
fore not only the men who have to do with The machinery Gf
party organizations but men sppiaase who stood
in days when the Union applause To day,
when National the slough and put up
is enduring PEDESTAL lAppsusel Men who made the
are taking pant in its enterprise and in its activity LAP
eG as Of ns and S
iY Ss Setcr %Paase ia
ferencs between the breaking up OF The party and The ing
prpta the Republican party rests more largely upon
night than upon any other Of our citizens I
he & se 3
yS n and S sey %s Victory s faH a. o nes
election applause II the gentlemen who line our ave
day ss he dsrst leaders 10 theirs
Appanse Had IL not been for apathy during the contest IN
1850 William Dowd would have been Mayor OF New-York
and Power and the rest 6y respectaIy
an Snf thai p crose and M Maurice j. Power and men
their STAMP the Of the To e SSf s pa M
go can take nomination Democrats With the nten
party are we can see from the Cv pro
he managing this city, Ever the same
story For the Democratic party has been managng our
The only way stop this to put in man who has no ANIL 10
and party 3 yield S sS@ssSTa
ais S'Sa for May Mayor Xppaas Thing
have sympathy with MT Georges land theories but |
than the Democratic method Of distribution of the spols
tApplause.l
fhe idant US N
formed that william Dowd present, aud there Was
at once loud for him forward, and he did
so The president announced that Roosevelt Campaign
Clubs would be promptly organized in all the districts,
aud all those present to take an earnest part III
their work. Then Mr. Dowd said few woros and OK
horted oil good Republicans to press on ana Keep
Ex.Judge Halves was called on and after giving .
humorous account Of the trials which candidate 10
called to suffer, said some earnest words to tho
members Of the club assuring them OF success II they
should only faithfully do their duty In the fortnight be-
Then there was loud call for "OConnor" and John
Connor the candidate for president OF the Board OF
Aldermen dragged of the obscurity Of the door
ada" He made few amusing remarks. which were re-
ceived with laughter and applause
said that never Mayoray contest Of 1880 hai
ne known the Republicans so earnest ana 80 hopeful
trct his district we'll as Mr. Roosevelts TO the
U ne ss As. San% said good
word for Mr.. Roosevelt and his colleagues II was an.
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under the auspices Of the club. in steinwsy Hail. on
Saturday October 30 Then the pending resolution, In
aS.y 'ao Sd ths msetnS SroSs up with three cheers
supper was served afterward
EARNEST WORK FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDi-
DATE GOING ON.
The campaign headquarters Of the Republican County
Committee at the fifth Avenue Hotel were crowded
Yesterday with callers and workers There was grow
ing spirit oeenthusiasm
"while cannot go into particulars" said Secretary
Bellamy can tell you that have had assurances
to-day of Democratic support which make us believe
more than that Mr. Roosevelt will be elected"
James w. Hawes, W II. Ten Eyck John ". JacObus
and many others present expressed the opinion that
was fast becoming contest between Roosevelt and
George well-known Democratic leader who called
to see Mr. Roosevelt said that Hewitt would Le third
prominent citizens expressing their inen-
@ Of r. r a
given ont FOR publication because marked piiyae:
ing was apparent The deep disgust OF Democrats over
tie deal " which has resdltet in the nomination of
Congress promises greatly to decrease the Democratic
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to everything possible to get Democrats to register
United states Ma shal Bum, or COoperstoyn. was
present at Democratc heaquarters to give h. assist
ance He Immediately began to talk about the.imI or
OF defeating George indicating that the Democrats
The Campaign Committee consists of the entire Exec
Every member OF the committee s doing his best to
work up the campaign In hs district IL Ia matter OF
surprise congratulaon that the mass Of the Repub
can party should have soon responded 10 the noml-
nations From all quarters come assurances that from
this time forward nothing shall be left undone to win
In mapy Of the Assembly Districts preparations are
already being made for meetings thls week
and next, which will be addressed by Mr. |
Roosevelt and other well-knOwn Republicans. Next |
Wednesday evening there will bo ratification meeting
I'm the large nall OF Cooper Institute Mr. Roosevelt
will address his fellow Republicans and other we'll |
known speakers will bo hand. The Republican Club
has engaged Steinway Hall for Saturday evening, |
October 30 1t is intended that there shall be ousing
demonstration that occasion. This evening Mr.. |
Roosevelt will speak at meeting OF the Republicans OF
the Xth Assembly District, at No. so East Fourth.s.
This is a Republican district and q large turnout
IA expected john W. Jac0bus, william II. |
Corsa Jeremiah Pangborn. and others OF the Republ
cans of tho IXh Assembly District preparing for
old time meeting held in the Bleecker Building In
Bleecker.st near Norton on Wednesday evening next
Mr. Roosevelt, Walter Howe, Major William H. COraa
Judge Ernest Hall, and +. B. House will speak
This afternoon q Business Mons Roosevelt Campaign
Club will be organized for Immediate work. meeting
will be hold in 22. No. 47 Broadway. at $50 D.
m Among those interested In the w0rkiof organ
izipg the club James r. Jones. Grard Foster John
IL Guion, f. r. Hoyt William G. legendre- f. f. webb
Cleveland Dodge, Z. A. Jobnes. aud A. +. Montant
ACCEPTING THE CITIZENS NOMINATION.