New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
MOTIFS OF THE CANVASS.

The German Republican Association OF the Twentr
third Ward will hold Interesting meeting at IL head
quarters, No. 1915 Thirdave., this evening. nn1
the ticket. Speeches Will be madc by ex-judss
Charles A. F1ammer. Hcpry Grasse and Others
LabschHer is president Of the association while ia srs
tarlcs are a. Won Mebersehmetz and L. Tohier.
A permanent organization, with afty-fCur membss.
called the l. NJ Hedges Republican Club, has been fons
Haverstraw. Application has been made for member
ship League ami excellent results aresds
evident
Tho Republican Club Of the xxrIId Assembly District
will hold weekly meetings at which prominent Repuof
cans will speak, during progress Of this camnafQn.
regular meeting OF the With Assembly Distr1cs Rs
publican Club held last evening at NO. 40 asne-s
Adam Gurnand presided John w. Hunt was the secre-
tary Resolutions adopted heartily ndorsing the he
publican nominees Rousns speeches were made by sew.
eral members Of the club campaign conmtce Of
eighteen appointed
The Republican party in Hudson County, N. j., held
primaries night elect delegates TO the convention 70
be held September 20 amend tho constitution OF ne
County General Committee The object OF this convention
is to devise some method 10 induce R'puDhcans In Oil
towns and cities nominate Repuoliean cahoca'es i~
office and 10 prevent them from indorsins Democnte
nominees, done last spring In hopoken s"s
Bayonne. .
meeting for the purpose of rotfyng the ticket nomt
mated at held last evening by the Rene'
licans of the Ixth Assembly District at their clubroor
No Abingdon Squsre. Or. Charles II. Bushong presasa
and Alba A. Ford secretary. Ringing speeches west
made by John Proctor Clarke president OF the Axla
District Republican Club; J. f. Hedges, secretary os the
State Republican League Highland Flowers and Walter
Logan. Enthusiasm prevailed. the speakers being ffe'
oueny Interrupted by storms OF applause The meeting
room was crowded noticeable the nuin'
Der Of young present. Enivening music was fuf'
plshcd by the Mccarthy Flute and Drum Bard. The
meeting was adjourned Monday in october
Tho Mckinley Republican Club OF the XVIII Assem-
bly, District at their meeting last evening appointed
committee OF four on naturalization and committee OF
eight instrucng voters four 70 sit every evening 20
instruct mon how to fold and deposit their ballots Tho
president viii appoint board Of fortynye election IN.
spec,ors during the week j. c. Lancaster sneceedd
Charles w Anderson resigned secretary Fifteen new
added tho roll and the club now numbers -"
The Invneible Club Of the Seventh Ward OF BrooSyn
held large and enthusiastic social meeting last eNen'
ing az the clubhouse No. $40 wloughbyave. JaH"s
admitted The Tippecanoe Campaign Club viii. ho'e
neetng M the house on every Thursday night until St
election.
The Executive Committee Of the Fatbush Republican
Association met the house Of f. B. VanderNeer In fss
bushave last night and elected these officers: fostn 4
Maynard treasurer Plans formulated for vigorous
campaign. -.
The Charles +. Bruder Republican Association met iAs
evening at No 300 West Ffty-eehth-st, and indoree
the state ticket. Alexander Martin presided speeen~
were made by Charles q. Cronin, George W. Hani'o".
J. H. Prnge and John Rclsenweber. The meeting Wa
enthusiastic ard well attended
A meeting Of the XIXth Assembly District Repuon.
cans held In the Hotel Hamilton on Weenesdss
night presided over by W. H. Melior and campsisn
Sares umS Il ge Sa NssehsS James l. L. Ga
II. J. Morris and Colonel George DuSenbery, AsS
transactng some important business, the meeung ~
loumed I'LL Saturday evening" u being srisnEeau 49,
Msm,ison HsstS.sve. and ons-Sundsd and d:sssssr.
nfta-st A cordial Invitation S Svsa p ~ ass1