New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22


F. Ii. Wheeler. Walter Lewis.
BUSINESS MEN FOR ROOSEVELT
ENTHUSIASTIC ADDRESS sADOPTED-TMPoRTANCE OF
THE PRESENT ELECTION.
There was an earnest and enthusiastic meet
ing Of Young business men at No. AZ Broadway yeser
day afternoon to form what will be known during the
present campaign the Business Mems Roosevelt Cam
paign Club James II. Jones chosen chairman. and
explained the purpose OF the meeting, adding that
was the firm belief among business men with whom he
had talked Mr. Roosevelt could be elected and that
effor, should be spared to effect that election.
permanent organization was made with Mr.. Jones as
president j. Rhnelander Dillon vice president William
G. Legcndre secretary and Giraud Foster
treasurer. An Executive Committee Of fifteen
dncluding tho oHicers) with general su.
pervisory power then chosen follows:
W. d. Murphy, F. R. Hoyt, Charles E. Bidwell E. NJ
scudder. ". V. King N j. Lttauer. G. II, Rhosdes T.
Canfeld and Ben amin Sands.
IL was determined that circulars should at be
out all the exchanges and business places, and that
these snould be distributed at elevated stations and at
all COOL points, calling the attention OF business men to
the necessity OF registering stress being laid on the need
OF this in view OF the George candidacy.
After the meeting adjourned signatures were received
and over 200 recorded. There was strong
of sentiment that now was the time when
Republican could be elected Mayor. secretary Lsgendre
Roosevelt movements there wero certainly some Demo-
The Executive Committee held session Immediately
afterward and decided to issue the following address,
BUSINESS MEMS RooEygLI csyrAleS ~ "a, sc eLTss
The importance OF the pending city election involving as IL
does the gSt Ss anda Of M Henry ssrrs tne
makes Imperative for every honest and Intelligent citizen
me oppo.Sntss for registration today Friday
on behalf OF the Mems Roosevelt Campaign Club
II If thePe h IS full o. ndepSndsn, voters M
ss sn r To w a s s question RANK anu e Of
We favor the election 81 tne on tneVGTrS @ & lie
MS his three years career were mainly
stands the nature abuses Of CITY government We
to him more than to any other public man the great i'm
ars are Sh the S % OF pubic opinion In re
MI Hewitt eminent though he be H In the aeid Of National
municipal reform and according to his own e words E rne
stances OF his nomination and
be brought To bear upon MN ID ono" ne "ord no nave e
Mr Rooseyets sole ambition woud be give us pure
vigorous administration and he would have the
strength and will do The growing recognition Of this as
the people for Mr. kooseveta as It's champion give US
conclusion wish to insist most s,rennousy that only
by for Mr Roosevelt can we ectnsy meet and op
Candidacy oi Henry George ,.,..., ;, ,,u. o..
William lie Gendre, w. y King,
W1ri@G W d. Mnrphy. f%soEl; arthur J. Noulton.
fnSIi1' L'ttaner r. nT"e' a. Executive Committee
Among those taking part In the movement who were
present PTns r were ccveand 6Cds
Braiish, Giraud Foster j. Rhineiapdcr DliioD'
.elaer' Charles 5. Phillips Samuel Carey r. ". viii.
iams Samuel F. Peters Lenox smith. sherman Evarts
the hea,guartcrs OF the club. pledge WAS taken by
nose present assist to the best OF their ability In the
emonns Of n work from from the Executive
iveiier and more determined spirit has not been mani
the organization of any other club In the city
A suggestion made to include the entire county
ticket IN the scope OF the M sna sosy Ta
Roosevelt organization.
YOUNG MEN ORGANIZING FOR ROOSEVELT
In answer to call to the young men OF the
XXIst Assembly District Interested IN the candidacy OF
Theo lore Roosevelt for Mayor large meeting was held
last evening at No. y East Fifty -Dinthst great
many OF the youngknen present were not members OF
the regular organization OF the district out were eh
thusiastic in the cause of Mr.. Roosevelt Henry d.
Hall was made temporary chairman, after which the
following permanent officers were elected President
William Keys; vjce-president, W. b. Sterling; score
tary, H. c. Burse; treasurer j. II. Gaon; executive
committee H. ID. Hail. James Blanchard, $ C. Wilton.
effect that the organz DO called Tho XXIst As.
sembly District Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Club"
and that work for tho success OF the Rs
publican ticket was adopted unanimously.
.o;9s .Re bsna Of the Republican the
district being enrolled Charles Hess said that ne
Candidates trs, last and ali the time" Charlie. P.
ssndfoId candidate for Alderman ma e speech. The
next meeting will be held tomorrow evening, when
some popular speaker will be invited to address the new
club 49,, , ,,,,..,
Association OF the XIffth Assembly District was heiu
last evening at Herrmann's Hall IN Eighth ave. near
Twenty hfth-st speeches indorsng the nomination Oh
Theodore Roosevelt were made by Clarence W. Meale,
ex-senator GIBBS Colonel John W. Marshall, Generai
Yonng Mems Theodore Roosevelt Club was formed
last evening In the XIIIth Assembly DstreI inonas p
T. Hamilton was chosen president and H. u bscxus
secretary Thirty were enrollei some OF then
men who have heretofore voted the Democratic tckeI
The Republican leaders OF the district say they VIII give
Mr. Roosevelt as large majority as they gave Blaine
two years ago
coRDIAILY WELCOMED IN THE xTH DISTRICT
Mr.. Roosevelt took q round about way 70
reaoh the Union League Club last evening ana 'n'' "
,.r.. . Iarge body Of enthusiastic supporters was
80, ,o yve him q reception at No. 60
ra., Eourth-st tho headquarters OF tho Patterson
..oc,atop Although tho hour fixed Was p M, the
rooms were tnronged that hour Justice Patterson
,a. thsre In full vgor Henry c. Battey the pres
dent OF association, was on hand Others present
Howe, eX-Aldcrman Erhart ex- Assomoiyman Haight,
Ferdinand Dryer, Alderman Hunzlcker. Php Wasting.
Simpson. tue Rev. A. c. Kimber. DIR. Schneider, Cap
tain John Schmitt Captain Joseph SCHNEIDER Captain
Charles Diamond ami jeremiah sullivan. -
p ID. Justice Patterson presented him In nj :
few well chosen words and Mr.. hoos"s's hc,s
replying said that this his first visit 10 tne
"This Is canvass said he warmly. - 10 wno ss,Ssr"
aud which shall win n We All woia w ana wr
Roosevelt then spoke few words urginx the Young mon
In particular to take hold OF the canvass WIN
An Informal reception win nmn 'Tentv minutes. ali
told the candIdse amid cheers returned TO hs carriage
and was driven away.