New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
NorEs or THE CANVASS.

Tho Republcan Club OF the 1a,A Assembly District
has raised transparency in front OF the cubrooms NO
Abingdon Square, bearing the names Of j. Soat Fassett
for Governor and the other State nominees Arrange
ments have made to hold grand ratification meet
Ing early next week. The Officers OF the club are VIII
lam H. Corsa president j. A. Van Da Linda, secretary
and Franklin =. Miller, treasurer.
The J. Soat Fasset Republican Club was orgahileu
last Thursday evening at AschenbrOedeI Hall, No Loss
avenue A. the following officers were elected; LOUIS
Kat1enburg president; q. A. Gossng, first Vce-pesi-
dent; f. A. Kakesson, second vce-president; D. Ao-
hanson treasurer; w. D. Hughes, financial secretary
r. NJ Lisstne recording secretary and j. Hanlon scr
geantat-arms. Tho club will hold ratification meeting
this evening at O'Clock.
The United Republican Association, the coored mems
branch of the Republican Organization OF the XIth AS
senhiv District held we'll attended and enthusiastic meet
ing wednesday evening at No. 1o7 West Ihryiour-st'
The meeting special and was held Tor the purpose
OF admitting members and for the rahhoauon OF ue
state ticket. About twenty members were enrohen'
reo,uton was then unanimously adopted which Endorsed
the Republican nominees, and denounced hlIHsm anu
Tammanym. After the resolution was adopted speeches
were made by c. W. Anderson, F. r. Smns, n. Powell
j. E. Hedges and II. A. Matthews. j. H. Smms, the
president presided. The rest Of the officers are First
Vice. President A. b. ROBBERS second vcepresdent, H.
r. Williams third ce-presiden T. j. Coz1ens treasurer
j. c. Johnton and secretary J. H. Riley The CLUB mas
a membership Of 800.
The regular fortnightly meeting OF the Young Men
Republican Club of the XXIst Assembly District was held
last evening at the cub-rooms No. 81 siXthaVe' II
decided to place transparency In mont OF inc cuo
rooms and committee Of seven was appointed 70 a1e
charge Of the angements. committee to engage
speakers for regular meeting appointed and was
composed Of ex-Alderman James Owens, benjamin H.
Hall, Patrick Nulty and James Crawford. Mr.. Hail. VINO
Is chairman Of the executive committee, then presented
resolutions heartily indorsina tho state ticket They
wers adopted with enthusiasm. James Owens made a
speech euogsing Fassett His remarks were spiced
by several stories, which were thoroughly ap
preciaed by the Of the club The officers OF the
club President Lawrence Harvey secretary Hchoa'
A. Knox, and treasurer. James A. Clark
The regular weekly meeting Of the newly organized
Mckinley Republican Club Of the Xlth Assembly Dis
trict held its club rooms No lo7 West Thirty
fourth-st last night James CcrTigan the PRESIDENT oil
the organization occupied the chair and Charles W. Andcr
son acted temporary chairman. resolution indorsing
the selection William Nicholas Hoag as the representa-
tive Of the Xth Congressional District in the Republican
state Committee and thanking Alderman George H. Nor
ris for the able in which, as member Of the
Committee Resolutions he assisted in the preparation
Of the platform at Rochester, was adopted 1t WAS
voted 10 forward expression OF the kind feeling OF
the organization for the delegation Of the XVIII Assembly
District which stood firmly for Mr. Hcog a. State CON-
mtteeman from ahe XIth District The club numbers
fully 300 members, nearly all of whom have signed
pledge support the Republican State ticket About
twenty-five added TO the roll last night
Among thoe present James L. Davis John o'Rourke
John Moore, George Fnkneur Daniel Morrison, Samuel
Saxon, Patrick Bolman, William Graham william Smith,
William Howard, Charles Hepsln Benjamin +. Morris,
Henry King James Howard John AGnew James Curtis,
George Smith, Calvin II. Brooks, Edward McCarty ana
Andrew Foy.
special meeting Of the Bioomingdale Republican Club
was held last night az the clubs headquarters,
Coumbus-sve. land Onehundred. and ghth-st ROber:
S. H.feTty prcsident Of the club, presided; John W.
Totten secretary Twelve now members were added
the roll RESOLUTIONS ndOrsing the nomination OF j. soa;
Fassett ane pledgng him the hearty support OF the club
were adopted In response to circular from the headqusr
tiers Of the Republican League calling for volunteer
pagn speakers the club presented the name Of Hl1nd
Flower motion ccrried authorizing president to
headquarters I'm central situation level vi
the campaign william A Daley and Charles
johnson appointed to assist the president in this
business In all probability empty store in Columbus
ave. near One-hundred and thd-.t, win be secured
Hland Flower offered resolution congratuating Francis
Hendricks his appointment Collector OF the Port d
NewYork. II adopted. Stirring campaign speeches
were made by Major Foett, Charles ". johnson and
| Hiland Flower