New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02
WHAT REPUBLICAN CLUBS ARE DOING.
MEETINGS, PREPARATIONS FOR THE PRIMARIES


AND PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR.
The meeting Of the IXth Assembly District Repub-
lcan Association, held last night in the rooms OF
the IXth Assembly District Republican Club, brought
ont a large number Of enthusiastic Republicans The
meeting was called for the purpose Of nominating dele
gates who viii be voted for at the coming primaries
as delegates to the State Convention. The president
william II. Corsa called the meeting to order. F. b.
Miller was tho acting secretary. The following dele
gates were then nominated William II. Corsa Edward
NJ. Morgan, George b. Deane, Walter s. Logan George
w. Clark, L. Owen Miner Alternates Jesse New
man, Thomas j. Burton. Colonel NJ. T. Ryder, Arthur
w. Ware Franklin d. Miller, William F. Gren
resolution offered by p. J. T1nsdae, directing the
Assembly delegates TO the State Convention 10 easO
a unanimous vote for William II. Corsa as candidate
for the seat in the With Congress District was adopted
Some of the members Of the association present were
Marshal John W. Jacobus, George r. Deane, John
Laird Walter Logan, Andrew B. Rogers, tr, Joseph j.
Hackett, George NJ. Clark and Herder F. Clark. Fifty
new names were presented FOR membership.
The Republicans Of the XXIst Assembly District
held their meeting last night at No. 100 East FLY
nintl-st, to nominate ticket TO represent them AZ
the coming primaries. There one good omen that
the men Of the district meant work, namely by their
punctuality in attending, aud In another by their
unanlmty. James owens the chairman OF the Dis
tict Committee, presided, and on his right and left
were Joseph Berry and James a. blanchard. NJ A.
ver1on was secretary. Considering the number OF
people out Of town. there was good attendance. and
the following ticket accepted unanimously: W. ~
Brookaeld, T. Shepard, J. Morgan Hildreth, John
Proctor Clark General Thomas and Colonel william A.
Copp The alternates elected were: E. W. Bloom
insdnle joel w. Mason, Benz amin Is. Hall, W. Strauss
Charles F. Butler and James A. Thomas
The regular monthly meeting OF the German Repub-
lean Association OF the XXIIId Assembly District
was held last night at No. 1915 Third-ave. Mr..
afats1t, I.a1
E. Tofier was secretary. over 100 members were
present. Ten new members elected to the $3.50
ciation and number of names were proposed for
membership. NJ. Silverstein, chairman OF the
associations delegation TO the convention Of Republican
Clubs, reported 10 the meeting. Rousing campaign
speeches were made by George Gelman, ex-Alderman
Frederick sigrist, D. Kischemer and Charles Ludwig
The president announced Frederick Sigrist, ST., and
David Friedsam the associations delegates TO the
Republican convention to be held at Rochester. A
campaign committee Of ten ordered, the president
deciding 10 announce the names of the committee at
the next meeting. 1t decided to hold a special
meeting OF the association the third Friday In Sep
TENDER the purpose OF rayng the nominations that
will be made by the Republican convention at Roches-
ter Among those present were Frederick W. Sgrist,
ir president of the American Wage Farmers Protective
Alliance Leo Fredsam, d. Kutzleman, John Schaffer
Frank Raymond and David FredSam.
of the X&iiid Assembly Distrlct will be held this
evening at the clubhouse, No $3.50 Third ave. Well
known speakers will make addresses the live issues
OF the times. This club now has a membership of
$50.
The regular semimonthly meeting of the J. W.
Terry Republican Association held last night at
NO loo East Seventy -sixthst. r. S. Brownen presl-
dent OF the association presided. Hiland Flowers was
the secretary. Tat the association is popular was
shown by the election Of twenty five new members.
Resolutions were passed congratuatlng Major Nc
Ki1ey on the ausPeiogs opening Of his campaign in
of Buildings declaring that the great loss OF life in the
Park Place disaster directly ascribable to Tam
many politics.