New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29

erpl Cyrus Bussey. James r. Foster. president OF tho
National Republican League; oxJudge A. L. Morrison,
and j. NJ. Wall Secretary j. r. Mccarthy will enroll
members There will also. be meeting this evening.
Mayyile NJ Y, July % Especially Tho Republican
Convention to-day rcnomnaicd r. Nixon By reclamation
for member OF Assembly 7. s. Nixon, Walter Small
wood. W. S. scssions jr, NJ. c. Gaup and Charles
Bckway, tho delegates to tho State Convention were In
structed for Warner Miller for Governor
The Republicans Of Madison were called together By
New York City Republicans who are spending tho sum
at Madison Park, suburb OF Paterson. N. j. on
Friday night at the Western Hotel and In response the
hail ..as crowded. cne hundred and sxtynys Numbers
enrolled. ffy-two OF whom voted for Cleveland In
1884 This is surprising tho town is considered the
stronghold OF tho Democracy in the neightorhood The
following wero elected officers: Paul Ryer. president;
Weiss and Richard Fox. vice presidents Joseph
Alexander. secretary. and Richard Post treasurer
committee was appointed to havo charge Of campaign
work.
james Wilson, OF the largest coal dealers In Pater
NJ j. who voted for Cleveland four years ago. has
told reporter that he intends this 10 vote for Iiar
rson Morton and protection he not believe
In free trade and does believe that free trade Is what
the Democratic policy means
John D. Lynch, OF No. $50 Broadway Of the largest
wholesale dealers knit goods in the country says no
understand how any Irish citizen favor tho
present Democratic tariff policy which he thinks would
ruin industries and aid Englands commercial In
dustries lie declares for the election Of Harrison and
Morton
Greensburg Penn, July % tspecia. Leonard Kcck.
the leading merchant Wesmorciand County. Demo-
cratic stronghold to-day declared for tho Chicago ticket
and platform Mr. Kcck has Leen OF the Tcst active
Democrats in the county When II made known that
he had declared for Harrison there quite stir among
the politicians.
forcibe illustration Of the early enthusiasm which is
felt by the Republicans OF Union County N. j., was given
the meeting Of the Union County League, held at the
headquarters Friday night although only regular weekly
meeting. The large hall packed TO the doors.
Two speakers had been previously announced. but j.
X. Magic, OF Canton, Ill, delivered excellent forci
bic and amusing address, which received with round
after round applause. Colonel Cochrane. Of Eliza
BETH followed with short but telling speech.
The Republicans Of South Orange N j., organized
Harrison and Morton Club Thursday evening VIII.
lam b. Allen was elected president; William II. Twedde
secretary and II. Lilly, treasurer. Sixty signed the
roll, very large number compared with other cam.
psigns, and very enthusiastic. The club resolved 70
join the State League. and send delegates TO the eonven
ton to be held at Asbury Park August Is
The Republicans OF the Far Rockawsy District assem-
bed the Court House Friday evening to raty the nomi
nations OF Harrison and Moron Tho meeting was called
order by the president Of the Republican Club Dr. j.
Franz, and addressed by number OF prominent
local Republicans
Kingston ~ Y, July 27 (speciaD-A Republican club
Of cement laborers was organized at Creek
this city Thursday night Many o: the members voted for
Cleveland four years They bitterly opposed 10
Free Trade and low wages.
meeting OF the Republicans Of Fanwood, N j..
Monday night resulted In the organization OF Republican
club in this town. George Kyle elected president
DR.. r. w. Westcott. L. w. Miller and James E. Fancher
vice prcsidents Allen H. oliver, secretary and Walter
s. Force, The neat meeting will be to morrow
evening
S. Parrot % Bridgeport the tf II. r Par
rot OF the district delegates from Connecticut to the
National Republican Convention Chicago, has
elected OF the Republican League Of Con.
necticut
The U. S. Grant Republican Club OF Planfcld N. J..
had q raising Thursday evening The affair
great The exercises began SpenceI's Hall.
the large audience afterward adjourned a
when there speeches by President Reed Dr.. III.
X Carroll and Major X. Pangbom OF jersey City. The
Tppecanoe Club and the Plained Republican Club also
present and letter from General Harrison which
was read at the meeting aroused enthusiasm.
lFor other Political Nses see Ninth Paoe,