New-York tribune., 1891-09-16
vorrs OF THE CANVASS.

A meeting of the j. w. Terry Republican Associar
lion of the XXIId Assembly District was held at what
Cheer Hall No. l06 East seventy siXth-st, last night
T.. S Brownell presided. IIyland Flowers was sec
retary Twenty-Five new names were added TO the
roll of the association, which now numbers ABOUT l"O
Ringing speeches in favor of the Republican state
ticket and in denuncatlon of Tammany were made
by John Hobson, F. G.. King and others. COM
mittoe was appointed TO buy large flag, which VIII
be hung across the street in front Of the hall in few
DAYS at which time there will be appropriate
Gag-hanging ceremonies. The following members have
volunteered to speak throughout the State in tho
coming campaign +. G.. King, Iiyland Flowers, IL s.
BrowneT and John HobsOn. An invitation was re-
ceived from the newly organized J. Soat Fassctt AS
socation of the XEIId Assembly District to attend
the opening Of It's club rooms on Friday evening,
September 1s. 1t was decided to attend in q body.
A meeting Of the j. w. Terry Coored Republican
Association will be held In the same hall this evening"
AT this meeting it IS expected that the captains OF
the organization Will bring in the names OF fuly
$50 applicants for membership. This will make tho
club number at least $50.
The headquarters OF the Lincoln Club at Twelft-st
AID Firstave., open every night and the voters
Of all political creeds are invited to 90 there Mem
bers OF the enrolled Republicans should visit the cluo
rooms and aid the committee In pushing the Worh Oh
the campaign This club has achieved IN enviable
reputation in the XIvt Assembly District and It IS
president, and Joseph L. Lawrence secretary; ,-
At a meeting Of the Progress Republican Club OF the
Xth Assembly District last evening. resolutions were
adopted commencing the uDanhnity OF iceuug eN-
pressed at the Rochester COnveitiOn. lndOIslng tnc
candidacy of j. slOat Fassett and his assoclUes, de-
claring that the platform adopted set forth truths
which the Republican party has ever ana steadf@Sty
worked for and vOuchEG the support 0i the cub lor
the candidates named at Rochester. ,, ,,
The Republican organization Of the Min assembly
District held its regular monthly meeting az lu hedd
Ouarers I'm the Grand Opera House last evening.
several new members elected, and resolutions IN
dor5lng the Republican state nominations and plat
Vroorlan Campaign Club formed for the NIlIth
District. and Colonel william p Walton was chosen
temporary president and Jacob G. Nreeiand temporary
secretary. \ meeting for permanent organization VIII
be held M the Grand ODera HOuse>On Fridey evening
A large number Of Republicans gathered at the mead
hundred and forty ffh-S and Bradhurstave last nsht
for the purpose OF recognizing the cuo ana getunE IL
In rst-cass lighting trim for the fall campaign. The
new officer, elected were Frederick Meyer Jr pTesi-
dent: J. F. HILL first vce-presdent; Henry Root,
second vce-pre ,dent James H. Arnold, recording sec
retary: +. H. knight, corresponding secretary Henry
Brown financial secretary, and James Carson, treas
nrer The following committee of three appointed
with power 10 draw up constitution and bylaws and
TO report at the next regular meeting; ,. +. Hill,
ThOmas II. Arnold ard Eugene c. Loekman. An
executive committee OF four besides the president was
appolnted a. follows Thomas NJ. Armstrong, G.. W.
Eager Charles Firing and Eugene c. Loekman. 1t was
the club rooms One-hundred- aud forty ffthst. and
BradhulSt-ave Resolutions heartily tndOrSing the
nomination Of j. Slost Fassett for Governor and the
other candidates The Republican ticket and pledgng
the best support Of the club for their election were
unanimously adopted