New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-04

tho following officers: walter Scott IT, president; j.
p woodruff secretary; b. f. Soa treasurer This ciuo
il organized for work. and will also take part IN the re-
ception Mr. Blaine, headed by drum and mo CORPS
Eleven old timer Democrats with the club. who mean
TO vote for Harrison Morton and Protection. over 100
members are the roll
permanent organization Of the Young Harrison and
Morton Legion OF the XIIth Assembly District effected
last No 1875 East Eighthst These officers were
elected: Isaiah Kahn, president; Leo Lehman, vice
president; Henry F. Bliss. secretary; Henry j. schu'
macher treasurer The organization Will be consolidated
with the regular Republican club OF the district Meetings
will be held every Thursday. committee was appointed
last night to for the club TO take part
demonstration to Mr.. Blaine upon his arrival here
II. A. Matthews. the . Irish orator." made rousinE
speech.
The Harlem Republican Club issued call for meeting
OF representatives from all Of the Republican clubs IN
Harlem. the club house. No. "a East Onehuh
dred twenty fthst last night. TO make arrangements
to all the clubs In Harlem march az one division
at the Blaine reception Not all OF the clubs were repre-
sented owing the short notice. and the meeting was
adjourned TO Tuesday night
The National Association OF Democratic clubs yesterday
took possession the headquarters OF the
National Democratic Committee. and will hereafter Work
VITA the committee in distributing documents.
The enrolled Republicans Of IIId Assembly District
held a rally last evening IN Lincoln League Hall. No.
II Fourth ave. and were rewarded By listening 70 stirring
speeches the questions Of the hour william H.
Morris presided. Emigration Commissioner charles ~
Tantor spoke at length the tariff and introduced NJ
Wall. described the progress that was being maze
among Irish in this city and elsewhere in behalf
OF the Republican nominees John T. Baker called foF
rising vote OF Mr. Wall for his address, ana IL
was given with enthusiasm A Harrison and Morton
campaign club organized in connection with the
district and 200 names enrolled By Howell C. Rees the
secretary Both organizations will parade 800 strong IN
citizens dress in the Blaine reception
The Xth Assembly District Republicans held large
and enthusiastic ratification meeting last night at Con-
corda Hall Nos IS and 30 AvenueA. c. Otto Boese pre-
sided large number applications for membership were
handed in, the names Of former Democrats oeihG
among them Justice Jacob NJ Patterson, on DehaH OF tne
Committee OF Arrangements, reported concerning the
associations partcpa in the Blaine parade James
p Foster president Of the National Republican League
was then introduced. and made stirring address on
protection and the questions Of the day. He was en-
thusasticauy applauded throughout John D snhlh'
chairman OF the State Executive Committee, OF Republican
Clubs followed with equally able speech. coroner
Fjdman then offered resolutions 'osing the Republican
nlatforrn which were adopted with cheers
The members OF the Colored Republican League met
a. their headquarters last night at NO 400 SlNa'e
p z Hamilton delivered short address on the Issues
~ the tariff which was we'll received. After the reading
OF letters from Benjamin Harrison and Lew T. NORTON
and others the League adjourned Tho League mas 500
members in the XIth Assembly District, and is daily
hearing from other districts Its officers are T. Hampton
White president and ]. c. H. Smith. secretary