Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIlSN
In the First, Sixth, Eighth and
Tenth Wards.
Organizations Perfected and Determ-
tnAtion Evineed that Argues Well for
the Campaign aud Results.

The Republicans of the First Ward
held an enthusiastic meeting at Red
Men's Hall, last evening. The eager
ness for the fray was such that the
meeting proceeded at once to an or
ganizaaon.
The Chairman, Harry ID. Graaf. in a
brief speech, explained the objects of
the meeting. and the following officers
were elected:
President-Charles d. Neahr.
Seeretary-He Herman Van Alderen.
Vice Presldents-lst, b. 5. Harris;
2nd, Cornelius Stryker; Srd, Frank
Holmes.
An executive committee of FIVE, a
finance committee of three. and a COM
mittee on speaking will be appointed
by the president before the next meet
ing. When the meeting adjourned, it
was to meet at the same place a week
from next Saturday night. The zeal
and enthusiasm of the Republicans in
this ward, as evinced at last nights
gathering, runs high, and red not
campaign Will begin next week.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward Republican meetin g
held last night on the corner of West
Leonard and Front-sts., was well at
tended and presided over by J. W.
HOlcomb. Those present were en-
thusiastic 10 degree and their deter
mination argues well for good, hard
work IN the campaign and big results
at the polls. Several excellent speeches
were made but some disappointment
wat felt at the unavoidable absence of
Mr.. Eggleston. The club adjourned
subject 10 call by the county committee.
EIGHTH WARD.
A number of determined Republicans
of the Eighth ward met at Turner Hall
last night and perfected their organiza-
ton with 81 membership of forty. The
meeting was called to order by Dwight
GOss, and officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Presidents. G.. Ketcham.
SeCy. w. In Gill.
Great enthusiasm prevailed through
out the meeting and thorough working
eighth ring. Their watchword will be
adjourned subject to the call of the
president.
TENTH WARD.
A meeting OF the Tenth Ward Repub-
llcan club was held at Rnguett's hall
on South Division-st. last nlgnt for the
purpose of reorganzing for the cam
paign. Ii was enthusiastic IN every re-
spect, and every person IN attendance
showed spirit of determination which
presages we'll for the party in that
ward.
James T.. lewis called the meeting to
order, after which James +. Mcbride
made a stirring address.
1--WE want 10 be ready for them. -
are urged Mr.. Mcbride. They
| organizing in every ward in the
CITY, and after awhile they viii be
springing meetings by the hundreds
We viii meet them on a square basis
however, and | pledge you that If Re
publIcans turn out and do their duty
we Will have no trouble IN gaining 4
victory so decisive that every candidate
on the ticket will be elected"
Joseph Penny made a few remsrk'
about the necessity of selecting men for
officers Of the organization who would
be capable and who were wiling - sac
I rifice their time in mapping out cam
/ pa gn that would end IN victory.
After the speech-making the follow
ing committee was appointed 20 recon-
/ mend names TO be selected as members
Of tho campaign ward committee and
/ officers Of the organization. Nathaniel
/ Rice, Burt Emmer, Col. Penny, Jane
/ L. Lewis and v. A. Shaw.