New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
ACTIVE BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
A SERIES OF MEETINGS AND rARApEs MAPLE


OUT BY ENERGETIC CLUBS.
The first Of the great meetings to be held under
the auspices of the Brooklyn Young Republican Club
in the Palace Rink, Clcrmonta ave, Brooklyn, Will
take place tomorrow evening The Young Rcpnb-
ilcan Gee Club will sing, President William H. VIII
Jams will preside. and there Will be addresses by
Governor Beaver, Of Pennsylvania. General stewart
l.. W0odford, and others meeting rivalinG in size
the one recently addressed by ex-senator Miller Is
expected. The first general parade of the Brooklyn
Republican clubs will be held about October &. under
Grand Marshal Jones' while Congress district parades
viii be held this week.
About The last Of october the final parade Will
take place for which special preparations will BE-
made. and Grand Chief Marshal will be selected by
the Campaign Committee. Numerous ward meeting;
have been arranged for every week in ocioncr; ana
there will be dozen great mass meeDS, I'D mo knk
the Academy of Music. Grand Army Han, lurn ian
and the South BROOKLYN Casino The Republican
primaries and nominating conventions IN brooklyn
will not be held until after the middle OF october.
SOCIALISTS TO HAVE THEIR OWN TICKETS.
The sociastic Labor party, having cut loose from
all other labor organizations have decided TO run
strict party campaign Last week they appointed
committee 10 consider whether complete National,
State and municipal tickets should be nominated
Yesterday eco delegates. repre- cning the party ia
this city, met az Vathaucrs gn-mil No. 50 First
ave. and decided that National Convention should
be called here in week ten days, and that full
State and municipal tickets should be nominated for
this state and city The Executive Committee Of The
National party, which has is hcadquartcrs al no.
% East FOurth-st, II TO have hand In this con
venOn There is 10 be a complete organization, A.
sefnby District headquarters. election booths and all
A motion made and carried 10 hold mass meet
ing in memory # the hanging 81 the Chicago An
alchiSS the anniversary Of their execution,
November IL, instead Of parade, as " As at INST IN
tcDdod After The convention yesterday some OF tho
delegates excited the news that the Central
Labor Union just then considering the question Of
indOrsing the Socialists action
THE FEDERAL CLUB TO HOLD BIC MEETING.
The Federal Club viii formally ratfy the National
and State Republican tickets tomorrow night, and at
the time give u reception to Levi T. Morton
The club rooms, Madlsonave. and Fifty nnih-st The
general public, well the members Of tho club, is
invited take advantage of the opportunity to meet
the nominee for the Vice Presidency. Tho meeting
room will hold several hundred persons, bnt If tho
crowd should be larger. ARRANGEMENTS have been made
to hold overflow meeting In the street. Addresses
will be made by eXAsscmblyma Waller Howe, Cen
eral James r. O'Belrnc, John r. Van Wormer Colonel
Elliott +. Shepard and Franklin Woodruff all of whom
have accepted Invitations TO be present. Colonel
S V Il. CIucor has also promised 10 be present If he
is In the cts night, and In that case the
meeting will have opportunity 10 listen 70 speech
from the next Lieutenant Governor. The Federal
Club believes IN vigorous work, and from this time
al least one public meeting viii be held each week dur
club rooms and there viii be good speakers present
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