New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
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SCORES OF REP UBLICAN CLUBS.
MANY NEW ONES BEING FORMED DAILY.

RECOMMENDING "THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE" FOR EF-
FECTIvE CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.
Tho Sub Executive Committee OF the State Republican
League held special meeting yesterday ut the Repub-
lcan Club house. In West Twenty eghthst, to consider
the work Of organization throughout the State OF the
ten members Of the committee seven were present
These were William IT, Bright OF Oneida County f. A.
McAlpn, OF westcheser George Kennith. OF Brooklyn,
and g. Lehmacr OF this city treasurer and secre-
tary of the State League; James W. Halves, chairman
Of the Executive Committee; William T. Cogswell, OF
Queens and Charles Hasey Moore, Of Clinton County.
In addition to the reports submitted by each OF the
members present. statements to the condition and
progress OF the work received from the other mem
bers Of the Executive Committee and from prominent
members Of the League in almost every county. All
these reports highly encouraging Our young
getting to work I'm earnest" wrote A. h.
Carmen, OF Suffolk County, and this gratifying an
nouncemcnt was repeated again and again by others In
various parts of the State Dr. H. L. Holt, Of Yates
County, sent word that four clubs had already been
formed there. Throughout Niagara County George W.
Pound reported there the keenes interest felt in the
League and the organization Of numerous clubs was
merely q question of few weeks. Mr.. Cayana, the
member from Madison County wrote that the pail mao
been rolling I'm all the principal towns o. MADISON
and by February 90 upward Of dozen clubs would be
in the field According TO the testimony OF W. A.
Person of Saratoga the Republicans of that county ana
its neighbour Washington, manifestiug tho lveest
and most practical interest in the new organizations
Clubs are being slated In schuylerve, saltwater
Waterford whitehall in fact all over both counties. The
same may be said Old Essex, whose representative
Editor Charles W. Lansing. Of Tho Essex County Re
publican declared that the party leaders were pushing
the work OF organization from Keesve to Tconderoga
PhlO d. Beard OF Erie County sent word that the work
in Buffalo well in hand Excellent reports were aso
Bunnel of The Dansville Advertiser, for Livingston
County, by George r. Malby for ST. Lawrence anu Ny
II. n. Gilbert for Fulton. Mr. Gilbert alec maze
suggestion 10 regard to political literature for the 'o'orS
IT," said he in the course of his letter. could put
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE into every douoimm
voters family for one year IL would make more inIeii
gent and less price than can be done IN ANY
other way | mention TIE TRIBUNE because IL Is better
known and contains more reading matter ana more lar
other great Republican paper. myself WITHIN month
have twenty names at reduced rates paying
the difference shall continue to DO So but We cou
place this paper every Democratic voters FAMILY IL
would have wonderful effect upon the vote next year
Encouraging letters also read from Loyal DaVIs
OF Glens rails Robert g. shaw rsing yGhh9 mud
n host OF others. Secretary Lehman statea 't telo
were now forty-sx clubs in the eagne, with FAR pros
pee. OF doubling this number within month ponMbnan
made members OF the Executive Committee which meets
in Utica about Apr r. The nous It's
The members OF tho Committee Of Twenty-Five OF the
Republic can Club assist the State League In organizing
clubs in this county h we're are
chairman; James W. Hawes Lucus c. Ashley, William
Brookheld W. l.. Fiudlcy. Joseph Pool, A. a. whitney
Jefferson Clark John g Smith. Philip v K van MycR'
James p. Foster, Henry Melville, Henry W. Hayden
Charles A. Hess, j. Homer Hdreth. job f. Hedges
James g. Lehmaer, William II. Townley, William ieary,
Charles X. Lexow Henry MWynkoop, Joseph Cunan
solon B. Smith, Charles n. Tantor and Edward T.
Bartlett