New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
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much attention by their fine appearance their head
their commanding officer. WhteDed van COZ, no
Republican candidate for Alderman in the VIIa Dste@
who is the major OF the company. stirring set Of
resolutions indorsng the entire Republican ticket wa
unanimously adopted, and vigorous and telling speeches
were made by Mr.. Van Colt, Senator Lispenad sewAt
John D. Lamson, ex,Judge Angel and eXAdeiHA Soor
ling.
standing room only could be had last evening in No.
lag Essexst at the Young Mems Fassett and YrOonan
Campaign Club OF the With Assembly District who had
rousing meeting to indOrse the candidates on the epu
can ticket surgng throng outside made 1t Impossible
for any one even get the door, long before ne
meeting had started The club is made almost entirely
young Henry Kappes is the president aad Gus@S
Herle is secretary. Theodore j. Rnh president OF ne
John A. Logan Club OF the With District presided, saa
introduced John A. Brodsky who made stirring speech
Samuel Schinkowih and Frank j. Martin also made stirring
speeches and then was heard. mingled with the music a.
the band thunderous chorus Of cheers for asett Vo
man and yictory that shook the building and broues
the meeting to a close.
The regular Republican organization OF the XVIII
Assembly District met last night at Rose Hill Hall, No
4o7 second.aye Those who present enjoyed good
music by good band and good speeches by good Repno
licans for good government Frank II. DAILY preside.
Speeches made by Cornelius Doody, William hfnks'
". F. Canerty and Captain Reddy.
There lack OF enthusiasm last evening ct me
meeting Of tie Young Mems Republican Campaign Club
Of the xXth Assembly District. held at ThTd-aye ana
Flfty.afth.st Smith Pine who presided, opened NE
meeting with eloquent address. The other spaAes
were NJ IT, Grossman, T.. J. Ludorgh, Henry Holman %s
Colonel william McMichael.
The Young Mems Republican Club q the XXth A'sern'
bly District held welatended and enthusiastic meeting
last night at their headquarters, Thrdave and forty
ninthst. Michael GOode presided Addresses were maas
by Louis Kempner. N. j. Nurmey H. A Matthews "a
Richard Grogan.
The Harlem Republican Club will hold a massmeetni
in from: OF its clubhouse No AS West 0nehundTedaIa
twenty nfth-st this evening at o'clock In case "
rain meeting will be held in the clubhouse ms VIZ
probably be the meeting held by the club during us
present campaign. Lawson n. Fuller ana o'Ne'' va
address The meeting
The Peoples Municipal League OF the XVIII As'en.
bly, District will hold public meeting at BneAN9s"
Hail. No. 2o9 Fast Twenty.fourth-st., this evening
p. m. All citizens opposed TO the supremacy % i.'
many Hall IN municipal affairs invited Inc A1
tralan blanket ballot Will De- explained Dahle ','
Samuel II. Ordway, John Quinn. james b. lo"n'SN-
Theodore Baumeister and others will make addresses
The Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Republican Ls's.
OF the IXth Assembly District held nass-meeN"s
night at the Bleecker Building. The he'll was 80
and shortly after D. ID. the meeting was ceIed 70 V
by Corporal w. Finley, and listened 70 and eTse q,
speeches made by Colonies james NJ. Iuneh - "
Riley, J. II. Davis and IL. c. Bachus. .u,,
The Fassett and Vrooman Club Of the KIN As,s rs
District held an outof-door meeting at Horiuo ana 49,
lngton SIS. last night This is the first time sueh
has been attempted in this neighboFhood VIZ
previously Democratic almost TO a man ara IA
meeting would have been dispersed with stones.
nights meeting a James j. "'p " -, a
and among the speakers were John Kaaef"'
Gallagher and p. Il. Laird ,s A..
Arthur S. Tompklns and Clarence LeNoS s~ ~ Thy,s.
big Republican meeting at Blsuyelt loot night -, Rs
day night they spoke at New City before w po,klaad
publican gathering ever held in that pan :" ,,,hu.
County At both meetings there Was UsU''
siasm for the whole Republican ticket "a. ..,r.ss
Ramapo Valley Rep ibcans will elose nv ~. HL,
tonight By a big demonstration in Irspns. csnerl
Surern The speakers will b. n J. AuiHy, ,, Ma
James r. oBelrne, James T. Lehmaler' NsN
Kay Arthur 5. Tompkins and Clarence LeNos. Va
Right between the eyes That's where ana, ~. "a.
hit and not only once, at the mass-mee'hs u, Owe,
nuhicans OF the XXIId Assembly District ias'
600 members Of the different Republican oie1,. a
we're present In the dollhouse at-hone'' ,uus
Elghty.fourth.st and the East River "hen -. soaa
was called TO order by H. NJ Hills, who maae ~ ree,
sneech lie was followed by John BR'llL mi, and
John McMackn, Colonel McMichsei Wilha" y ,,seas
others. Colonel Bottey presided. Among ON v,eAseI
were Albert Nelson John Brandt, ~ L. ""V N.Y., ,zone
sherry L. Kat1enberg and Anthony Moss'p %,an A,l
The club represented were the j. SOat fss'e" h cg.
c,,e Republiean Club, wide Awake RepubeAh - ard
,,ns, East side Republican Club. Ivy Oiuo eis
vrooman club the Young Mems Republican .'sV eeesv
NAV Of fireworks add some good singins ehoes ''
ful meeting