New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23

Mayor z. x. Pangborn, Of :" The Jersey City Evening
Journal" +. Y. Bell. of Newark, and Charles H. Bur
roughs, Grand Commander OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic Of New-Jcrsey The speakers were all well
received. William Walter Phelps was expected 70 De
present. but he could not leave Washington because oil
tho final vote on the Mills bill There were large
number of laborng men present and the meeting con-
Quoted by Republican Club OF which Asa W. Dickensen
is president was TO the largest and most sue
cessful ever held in the county.
HELP NEEDED IN A GOOD CAMPAIGN WORK.
ORGANIZING REPUBLICAN CLUBS IN EVERY AS
sEMBLY DISTRICT oy THE CITY.
The work Of organizing Republican clubs in all the
Assembly Districts Of the city goes rapidly on; so
rapidly In fact to outrn the ability of those having
II in hand to cope with the movement without a good
deal more financial assistance than they have received
The committee of the Republican Club OF New-fork,
which is spending the time, money and energy of its
members lavlshly upon the good work, Is deserving
of all praise and support and well has It carried out
the undertaking that large number of effective clubs
have already been started In different parts of the
city, and niirtured unt they not only already self
sustaining but doing aggressive work in their neigh
borboods. There are many districts left, however,
where other clubs less active and aggressive, could
be formed with a little financial assistance at first 10
provide proper quarters, etc. For such purposes
the committee has Issued appeal for $4,000, which
no doubt will be speedily subscribed. Contributors
dciousy expended. Following is the appeal:
Last spring the Republican Club of the City Of New
York appointed the undersigned Committee Of Twenty
Give the formation Of Republican Clubs in the
Assembly Districts Of the city. Soon after its
appointment the committee met and organized. Each
alsrct investigated and full and careful report
made upon 1t. In most Of the districts no clubs
Axsted In Of them clubs had nominal existence
>ny while in few OF the districts there were vigorous
and efficient clubs doing good work. Where clubs were
rhara HAY fpD
ettee sought Republicans TO greater activity
and effort Partly through its efforts and partly, no
Soubt in consequence Of the general club movement
going throughout the country, the work OF orsaniz-
ing new clubs and recognizing and strengthening The
sld ones has made rapid and favorable progress. In
parts Of the city the club movement and work are
ell that could be expected desired At the present
time there clubs in several districts. and those eN
sting localities need help TO make them strong
nd efficient.
Tho end sosght after ty the organization oil these
clubs is the supremacy OF the platform and the principles
Of the Republican party. The work already DONE anu
which is proposed to be continued is In the interest," anu
the being OF the lary at large 1t Is believed
that welfare OF all who labor depends upon the success
the Republican party and its principles and that success
will be assured IL knowledge oil those principles ana
the dangers which threaten their overthrow Is generally
dinused among the people The National Government Is
at present dominated by men who have no sym
patty with tho laborng man. To-day the vote OF the
Democratic Representatives in Congress is practically
self respecting and independent and which enables him
comfortably support family and educate his children
policy of the present Administration would reduce
and degrade the intelligent and thrifty laborer OF America
to the miserable pitfu condition Of the laborers Of
Europe the chief Of these clubs to arouse
the worngmen the country, and particularly OF this
CITY, to Of the dangers which beset their future
prosperity.
New-York City is the largest manufacturing city In the
country contains hundreds Of thousands OF wage
earners who will be seriously affected by the proposed
changes In the tariff laws Nowhere can the voters b.
easily reached as here nor is there another place
where few votes, way the other, can have so
decisive effect as close and pivotal State OF New
York The campaign is already begun. comfortable
club room each district centrally located and supplied
with papers and documents which anayze and discuss
the issues between the parties, and where the people
especially the young meet and confer and
listen 10 convincing speakers will be powerful auxiliary
to the regular party organization 1t Will be school
the education OF voters and bring TO the work OF the
campaign organized and intelligent effort and action.
What needed to carry forward the work so well nd
vanced is more money and committee proceed
further without II. Its members have contributed OF
their means and the work TO them is labor OF love,
but outside help is necessary AS fruit OF the efforts
OF this mmittec ., nsderable number Of effective cSs
have sprung up different parts OF the city which are
only sesusaniDg but doing aggressive work In their
respective neghbo vncrs that have been brought
into existence under the supervision OF this committee and
financial aid already and daily increas
ing membership. The demands for financial assist
the present moment. from all parts OF the city,
infinitely greater than the committee can supply and
given that clubs are formed ana
proper quarters provided their numbers be largely
mented from the Democratic party Shall deny their
appealsi We unless the money is forthcoming.
The committee, therefore, confidently appeals TO gen.
Republicans everywhere aid it In this important
WIKI.
At least 1000 Is required All who contribute to
this object assured that dollar they give
will be expended judlcousy and strictly for club ogani
zaoD and be paid out upon detailed vouchers only Not
cent OF 1t will be wasted
Remittances may be forwarded to william Brookned.
treasurer. No as Clnst. New York who will acknowl
edge receipt Of the same Respectfully,
JAMES A. BLANCHARD Chairman.
WIN. LEARY, Sec. WIN. BROOKFIELD, Treas
Mortimer c. Addoms Richard j. Lewis
Luclus G. Ashley, Charles X. Lexow,
James r Foster Henry Melville,
John A. Grow, John S. Smith,
James w. Halves, Scion b. Smith,
Henry w. Hayden. William H. Towney,
Job L. Hedges Joseph Ullman,
Charles A. Hess T. V. T. Van Wyck
j. Homer Hildreth, A. r. Whitney,
James S. Lehmaer, ii. NJ. Wynkoop,
EDWARD T. BARTLETT President ex.oflclo.
Committee Club Organization in the City OF New York
NO LACK OF INTEREST IN MAINE
READY TO BEGIN THE ACTIVE CAMPAIGN-'RE |
PUBLICANs UNITED AND ACTIVE.
Augusta, Me-, July 81 (speclaD.-It is gratifying to
tons made at Chicago are receiving in this State |
hearty and cordial support which indicates at least