New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
NEW-JERSEY STARTS OUT WELL.
THE ENTHUSIASM UNBOUNDED NOW AND THE

REPUBLICANS INTEND TO INCREASE 1T
The Republicans of Newark Will mako demon
stration at the headquarters of the Union League In
that city tomorrow night. a formal reception Will
lie given to the returning New-Jersey delegates from
Chicago, and there Will be addresses and fireworks
Ex-senator scwen, George A. Halsey, william water
Phelps Senator Grlggs and others will DO present.
" The New Jersey Free zcung,' published in Newark
and the most influential German newspaper Of the
State, yesterday put the Republican Presidential ticket
at the head of It's columns, and announced that the
nominees would receive the hearty support OF Ger
man-lscpublicans of tie State.
The Of The result of tho Chicago Convention
was received in Elizabeth with tho greatest enthus
asm. In less than five minutes after the telegram
| announcing Harrison's nomination flashed over tho
wlrc Colonel Chauncey Harris, the Broad-st flour
merchant unfurled to tho breeze the tattered battle
flag of the old 14h Regiment New-Jersev Volunteers
The promptncss OF tho old colonel Immediately
| aroused great enthusiasm in the nclghborhood, and
every Republican quickly followed the example
| Bonfres lighted frecrackcrs and Roman candies
were set off and the big Republican headquarters in
Broad-st. were brilliantly Illuminated
The nows Of the nomination Of Harrison was re-
celvcd in Railway with great enthusiasm and prepa-
! ratons were at begun by the members Of tho
Young Mems Republican Club appropriately to ccle
bratc as soon as the nominee for Vlcc-Prcsident be
came known 1t was O'Clock before the news Of
Mr. Mortons nomination received, and as
| II became known the members of Vail Battery
brought out their and began firing salute Of
100 guns Crowds of Republicans gathered from all
parts OF tho city, and the street In front of the Repub
lean headquarters soon packed with enthusiastic
Republicans who gave vent 10 their happiness and
enthusiasm by singing. The Cleo Club OF the Rcpub-
lican Club were gathered together and, taking the lead
Gang such patriotic songs Tho Red, white and
Rluc, Columbia" rally round the Flag and
Marching Through Georgia The enthusiastic Re
pubcans took up the and for blocks around the
air rang with the joyful notes. The headquarters
trimmed with bunting, and across the front Of the
building long strings OF Chinese lanterns added to tho
hal,pcy Of the scene while from the sidewalks arose
bri,I,ant lights in all coors OF Creek fire. No such
sceno nj enthusiasm has been I'm Railway for years
ReuublIcans OF all shades OF opinion and many who
Withdraw their support in 1894 met In spirit OF har-
mopy and al pledged 10 work hard TO bring NewJerscy
into the Republican line next November
There was a grand rally at tho headquarters OF tho
U. s. Grant Republican Club at spencefs Han
Sorth PIsnhed on Monday evening. Ronsing spcccho,
were made by Charles Place, Councilman Neodhsm,
President elect Reed the Rev. Mr.. Taylor and Others
heartily indorslng the nomination OF Harrison and
Morton. aud pledgIng the entire support oil tho club
for the ticket. Twenty-Five new members were added
to the roll, swelling It to ia. About 3Oo were In
attendance. Tho occasion enlivened by the
colorod drum corps lwho rendered some rafting musc
There was also a good display of fireworks. rs the
first gun of campaign IL considered good one
owing the death of the former president, Councilman
Mcn and the poracted absence of the secretary, Dr
Craig Mr. Reed was elected ia G the former, and II
N. Spencer TO I'll tho latter position.
Upon the receipt of the news oil The nomination of
Harrison and Norton the enthusiasm of the Republl-
cans Of the little village of Crcskill,
Bergen County, y. j.. could not be
controlled, and amid tho booming Of cannon and the
glare of bOnnfos, ratification meeting was held In
support OF the Republican nominees aud the entire
platform. This Is something 10 this section,
which has heretofore been strongly Democratic and Is
caused mainly by the removal hero OF the works OF
H. G. Ludc Co. from Connecticut and whose empoyc,