New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11
THRIVING REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
RALLyING POINTS IN THE GREAT CAMPAIGN
MANY MEETINGS ANn MICH ENTHUSIASM.

MANY MEETINGS AND MUCH ENTHUSIASM
The Republican League Club Of tho With Assembly
District held its second meeting last evening at It's
rooms No. 440 Grsnd-st. Thirty-dve new members
enrolled Although the club was only recently
organized It already has $50 members, large NUM-
Der Of whom were formerly Democrats. The officers
OF the club are President, Charles Freund; vice
presidents. Sol Kohn, william Cohen, J. Sales secre-
tary. William Hi; treasurer Abraham Mass. The
speakers last evening H. II. Leavitt Colonel
Joseph ~ Nunes, John o. Mott and General +. r.
Williams. The meeting largely attended, and
much enthusiasm manifested
The Young Mems Republican club Of the XVllth and
XIXth Assembly Districts at rs meeting last night
In Adephi Hail. received fifteen mcmbcrs The
club, which organized only few weeks ago, now
has a membership Of more than 200 young men,
nearly all Of whom Will cast their first votes this fall
for Harrison and Morton. F. H. Moore IS The pres-
dent 1t was decided last night TO turn out In uni
form a week from TO morrow in honor Of Chauncey
". Dcpew. IN November the club VIII give
literary and musical entertainment az Adelph Hall
The Harrison and Morton Campaign Club of the
I'D District, Dennis Shea pre- dcnt which has more
than 400 members the roll had an enthusiastic
meeting last evening ar No 466 Pearl.s- several
new names were handed to secretary James T
Hyland as result Of the speeches made by John II.
Pierce and James X Mckee
The Lincoln Republican Club held a meeting al The
club at Thirdave and Nlnctcenth-st. last night
The club Is In nourishing condition this year. and IS
said TO be the largest Republican club ever organized
In that district. It intends to make strong pull,
long pull and pull all together for Harrison and
Morton this year The speeches the tariff by sew
local speakers atentively listened to and the
salient points made were fully appreciated
a transparency bearing the likencsses Of the Re
publican candidates. the Stars and Stripes and the
national flag Of Hungary, fixed last night in
front OF the Hungarian Republican Club. al No 10
Ave B. largely attended meeting was afterwad
held. at which Charles y. Tantor. H. B. Van Trunk
Henry Melville and J. D. Klein spoke
The members of the Federal Club were disappointed
at their first fall meeting last night, al their CLUB
house Madison-ave and Fify-ninth-st, in not being
able 10 heal political address from j. seaver Psga
who was attacked with bronchial affection earlier
tone. Tho club adopted resolutions IndOlsinS the
Republican state nominations.
District Harrison and Morton Republican Club wa
held at tie clubs rooms. No. 20 Ihrd-aVe'' IA,
night. O. + Burton, Of ne General ooHny ON ON,
tariff and Of Grover Clcvcland's record a. promise
breaker. Captain Hugh Coleman also deliver A
strong address on the political issues OF the cam
paien' The following ar, the officers OF the club,
which has membership Of lao william Engsinrns'
secretary and Gunevan. sergeant alarms.
The regular weekly meeting OF the Harlem Republi-
can Campaign Club wa, held at rs headquaTters
No. $50 East Onehuulred and twenty fifth St. last
evening. Tic principal speaker was WILL am II. Nc
Namara of Corning y y whose able d. scussion II
the tariff issue and scaihing review OF the President
tactics were listened ~ atfenfivcy and called forth
ton and &, doing effective work in the campa'gm
large and Enthusiastic mass meeting under The
last evening ut Onehandrei-and seventy seventh-st
present A large and handsome banner was raised
bearing the portraits OF Harrison and Morton speeches
Jacob Kemplc Of Wesr Virginia General d + Burke,
by WsIlack's bard Ths wesr Farms Battery turned
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