New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
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de E. Turner of Maiden, leading member Of the Les,-
aigre Colonel F. H. Haskell Of Newton formerly
known paper dealer ex-senator Andrew j. Jennings.
OF fail llver; Arthur Lord. of Plymouth, who
samuel " Mccall OF Wi"enccr Tue s eT10 oMeara
news echOr OF The Boston journal and one Of
Morrison, +. c. lowell George Won L. Never,
an an Aaerman OF Boston munihcent beneiactor
William Power Wilson. members Of thc legislature;
senator John slmtdns. Of Yarmouth; George p.
William ID. soher, OF Beverly. one OF the Republican
Leaders In the lionse l. Lewis stackpole recently re-
Chester F. Sanger of Cambridge the Youngest judge in
Massaehlsett, T. A. spaldng. Of Northampton. recent
BrOOklnc the weknOwn tteiatcur Herbert ;. Under
wood mana2ne editor OF The Advertiser and Record:
can Ward and CITY Committee of Worcester: J. Otis
Wardwe leading member Of the Legislature from
mittee; Frank FOxcro leading editorial writer The
l;oston Journal Edwin L. rsbnH, OF the Boston
Evening High school T. Russell sullivan a we'll known
literary man who adapted DIR Jehyll and Mr.. Iyde7
Allen. Of Lynn Marshall Cushing OF bingham. private
secretary to Postmastcr-General Wanamakcr General
pany; Herbert L. Harding. secretary Of the Boston Cit
izens Association F. p. Bennett, Editor Of The Wool
the Royal Arcanum in the United states Senator and
sx, Mayor A. r. ChamPlin Of Chelsea Professor w.
commercial bulletin. Robert i. GardneT Chairman
wood Hoar, of Worcester, son of the senator Samuel
IIoar of Concord, counsel for the Boston and Albany
Railway.
OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZATION.
The president of the club is Mr.. Roger walcott. ono
of the most conspicuous in the state. lie is
of the of Harvard College, and prominent in
philanthropical movements. The other officers are:
secretary Elhu B. Hayes, of Lynn treasurer, a. Lth
gov Devens. of Boston vicc-presdents-Ist District.
Charles W. Clifford. New Bedford lid District Fred L.
Anne iNort Eairc
Boston WITH District Charles T. Gallagher. South Eos
ton Vth District Edward +. Johnson. W0burn: Nth
District. A. H. Davenport, Maiden With District Dud
ley L. Pckman Beverly: With District. Charles II.
Allen, Lowell IXth District George A. Draper Hope
dale Xth District, +. p GOuldng, Worce stcr; XIth
District, James Phillips Ftchburg; XlIth District,
Henry : Lee, Springfield: Executive Committee-thc
president. secretary and treasurer, eXohico W. ID.
Sohier. Beverly, chairman; Henry Parkman. Boston;
John smkns Yarmouth; stephen O'Mcara, Boston;
Robert II. Gardiner, Newton: samuel L. Wlnslow.
Worcester f. c. IIovcy Brooklinc Henry f. Turner,
Maiden; Alpheus Sanford Boston; W. Murray Crane,
Dalton; Edward J. Ilathorne. Boston
The club began its practical work IN the first hour
Of its existence for at the meeting of January 10
resolution adopted In advocacy OF the extension
of the civil service merit system, and committee was
appointed TO 60 10 Washington In the interest OF the
movement. The committee saw the President and had
abe .I Free "ro H had reached threatening position
In CongSS committee Of the club secured Fdneuil Ian
for public non partisan meeting IN or9cStI 70 came ,c
merGa and financial M on, Two Day c bsm 1er
cratic Mayor of Boston had meeting OF CITIZENS IN ms
Office what should be done with reference to tle
public spirit waived its rights, and general meeting
was held the tine and with the speakers as originally
planned for the club being largely represented among
Inc officers as II subsequently upon The committee
which visited Washington and appeared before the
mittee is credited with having borne an important part
in icmming the free coinage tide which had begun TO
appear almost Irresistible
IN HARMONY WITH THE STATE COMMITTEE
DESTROYS of proving to the Republicans Of the state
that the purpose of the club not 10 supplan but
TO aid the regularly constituted party authorities. the
executive committee early in February authorized the
president and the secretary Of the club and the chair
man OF the executive committee to confer with the
officers of the state Committee with reference 10 the
assumption by the club, at its own expense. OF such
part of the preliminary campaign work as might be
mutually agreed upon. This offer OF assistance was
cordially welcomed by the officers OF the state Com
mittec, and harmonious and effective work IN the
future is assured The clnb has also issued an invita-
ton to local Republican clubs throughout the state to
communicate with its secretary for the purpose OF CO.
operation and mutual assistance. and the invitation has
borne fruit in the formation o. new CLUBS on Ve hht
OF the Republican Club OF MaSace Gus ana mc tc i"'
An important part of the clubs work VIII bc inc
6nne mon new pIan Instead Of sending out parts
Of 1.-THE Congrcs siOna Record 10y the huhuco"citII
IN he neglected
ments for the preparation and circulation o' docu
mcntS which shall be long or snort "a clrcnm'tah1c
dictate and shall be prepared 10 meet particular
emergencies in the matters OF time, locality ana tpc
'Thcv viii be placed carefully and SyStcnatCdV. ana
with the accomplishment of oil >tlnct purpose IN
view in every case. The club VIII not walt unui
The controversies Of the campaign shall nave unlltcl
men for candid Judgment, but VIII begin this "Hk az
once while voters in a condition to decide wl'hout
prejudice.
SECRETARY TRACY SENATOR ALDRlCH AND
COMING BANQUET.
The first general meeting and banquet OF the ciuD
will be held in Music Hall April > 1t prom cS u
be a notable affair In political annals The spe'IhS
VIII not be long The only two speakers, except PTc'l
dent WOlcott. will be secretary Tracy ana senator
aldricb OF Rhode Island. The demand for tickets
has exceeded the supply. II was expected. when inc
affair was announced that only 500 tickets WOhh De
issued but tho pressure has been 80 great that II Is
profabIe that nearly 900 persons Will be present cA
elusive of spectators in the balconies. -.
The Headquarters Of the CluD are al No -10 WASH
iunton-7. The are large, inNluhE ana CoioIt
ally furnished. Courteous dtehoaltH are "i"aNs
present answer questions ana fnf1lIsh al hc-i''
Takcn all in all The Republican club OF MaS'achm
colts may be characterized a. a WclIoFeahI'u "cI
ccuuucd body Of intelligent. educated men, IciuN "
take on their and work man lasiiOi lor inc WI
farc of the party whose record STANDS lOr 30 hN
that is good and patriotic. There Is ill hc,i',h IT,
,t,, II, fbc orcaniZatiOn No man Is Ndlllcd Tor W,
Umrr.ith and no man i, gnOicd Tor his poverty MI
.+.nS mon a common level. ard work hhdrr ana arc
nenirod bv the highest patItouc mOtNc-lhc bTcd"sU
good 10 the greatest number