New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
THE sTEcKLER FORCES READY FOR WORK.
EVERY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN THE CITY REPRE-
sENTED AT THE CAMPAIGN CON-
MITTEE's MEETING.

The stecler Associations assembly rooms IN us
clubhouse No. 122 Secondave., presented Vely S0co
last evening The occasion was the hrst regular ieoV
ing of the Campaign Committee OF one lDlnuFe' dp
pointed at the July meeting Of the association wien
the fight against Tammany Hall was started The III
toest fclt In five movement was shown by the large
attendance of citizens especially of the East side, VINO
were not members Of tie committee, but cane out Vi
sympathy with the work OF the association Ill us efforts
10 defeat and overthrow the adherents of the WlsWan
When the roll OF the committee was called IL was
found that every Assembly District In the city was
represented. Joseph Laurier was made temporary char
man and Frank s. Baker made secretary. Chalf-
man Lanrier said tat the purpose OF the meeting was
TO organize the Committee Of one Oundred, and lay
out the work to be during the campaign against
that most insdious Of all political foes the secret ana
oath bound body which plots against the right and wei
fare of the people In its Wgwam In Fourteenthst 10
this end committees must be formed to direct this uprs
ing Of the citizens Of New-Iork and secure to them
proper and abiding results The chairman appointed
committee on permanent organization composed Of
Joseph steiner Philip lrschklnd and Charles stecker,
which In short time reported follows: Chairman,
Julius Hamburger; vcechairmen, DR.. ii. Krollpfeifer,
Milton S. Arnold secretaries f. ). Baker and Abraham
Miller; treasurer, samuel d. Folsom; executive COM
mittee William a. Cans, Chairman Alexander Bremen,
John q. Dlnkel Martin 1ialoney, DR.. Charles Edel,
Frederick NJ. Rice Richard Berger, Joseph steiner,
Frederick sperry, Samuel H. Meyers, Dr. b. Il. Nor
row, Philip Hirschllnd, N. H. Darilati, Joseph
Rupprecht, Louis Stecher, John K. Stnson,
George Pings, n. d. Nagelsmith Jacob eeagrlst,
Frank b. Murtha, Colonel George L. Lowentha, Peter
Massoth, J. o'Donnell, Kaufman Wolf, Philip J.
Hoelerer, Samuel We'll. Denton E. MCGOWAN, Charles
Stecpl.r, William c. Pepper, Charles Wannger, Her
man Beyer, Moses Katzcnberg and David b. Dwinell.
Committee on Ballot Law-Theodore Won Bremscn, L.
s. Maslbir, Samuel Johnson and John Koerber. The
report unanimously adopted.
John II. Mccoy and Daniel B. Dwinell were elected
members Of the General Committee TO fill vacancies
caused by the death Of Jacob schOerer and Simon
StT9ss.
Speeches were made by Judge Alfred Stecklcr Julius
Hamburger and DR.. Knopfeifer who told their fellow
workers that the movement was daily growing in
strength
The Executive Committee will be called together
early next week to arrange pplminahes and prepare
for active and aggressive work. This committee will
report at another meeting Of the Campaign General
Committee, 10 be held within ten days.
No reference to state politics was made at last
nights meeting. Charles Steckler said, this point:
We have started ont 10 reform the local city gov
eminent, and under present plans State issues
not involved Nevertheless ii is plain that the
organizers OF the Stecer movement support
Roswell p Flower for Governor.