New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
INITIATING THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
DEMOCRATS TRYING TO MAKE SOMETHING OUT
OF THEIR MoRrBUND ASSOCIATION.

DEMOCRATS TRYING TO MAKE SOMETHING ooi
OF THEIR MoRrBUND ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee OF the NauOnai hSsoci%
tion OF Democratic Clubs Will meet al the iioi,ha"
House to-day for the purpose OF deVisihs sono s'"o
Of organization for the campaign OF leoz' out "h'
that scheme will be the members OF the eon'hi''ee w
not know. ,,,o,
,,o in orconizIng permanent clubs I'm this state,
Ohio Illinois Michigan, Iowa and other states mas
aroused the apathy Of the Executive committee Oh inc
Democratic organization. This c0ininltre Has ocoh
in n moribund state for three years Inc new nic
n ts displayng is due to the efforts OF seha'or Cai'
( pr4ce of New York and Ohio, who Is the chair'n''
~ the Democratic National Committee lie taxes
some interest In Ohio politics. and when ne
.a,v in lime Of this year that the Republican Leaene
"a onoomnlsbed wonders In organizing clubs in that
s,a.o % long before the nominating conventions OIL
both partes he published letter caihhs at'ehuoh "
tho fact and urging the Democrats 10 Organize oh
the same plans He then fed to Europe ms was
in Jnne but the alarm that he sounded was taken UP
nv his followers in Maryland, Pennsylvania ana MIS-
soni ga we'll ne In other states His letter was PUB
lished and distributed broadcast cahp'ish VI
education was again announced TOT looS'
,ov.york nm 70 this time has manifested It's In
,,s.o.noa a any plan embracing radical de-
rortre from practical Democratic politics. Each one
- ha thousands OF clubs In the state mas
ccved the classical letter of Senator Brce but each
ona NJ those liquor store clubs stu rm'is III y ~
tn. With the old motto-a dollar In beer Is worm
two in free trade pamphlets 1t Is a'so salp 'i'aV
rhra q rampaign laid OH the old lines Of 1883 re-
ce,yes the sanction OF Mr. Clevcmhu' uo'ci"o' nm
A., nat beIieve In amateur politics as nc terns Vhc
| moyenent He has discouraged any pan oi ca'npuSn
rh,ch nermiis voters 20 reason for themselves anu
,Ltoro will not allow Others to reason Tor thein'
Cha,,rcev F Rlack OF Pennsylvania is president OF
| ~, national Association Of Democratic CiupS' nc
w t,o The office for three years. The secretary Of
| a.. rxocutive Committee is Lawrence Ooruher' OF
u,,hiro,o6 He looks Ike Cleveland ana ne says nc
+, .onS % e. He was charged with the task OF scat
,c senator Brice,s letter among the few CLUBS now
~ ov,.tenco Last night Mr.. Gardner was uii-
nsrallv retcent about the plans Oh Vne cum
mittce and the questions winch arc 20
s,ssod NJ the meeting TO be held TO-DAY. IL was
,od trom congressman H. W. RuFk, OF Batlnore'
= r,omber OF the committee, that everything Va IN,
nortance awaited the arrival OF senator bvo, WIZ
a,nected on the City OF Paris due here OH "euneSu's
~ pro, said that the plan far MS he nnuers.oou
~ 30 tn tTv m organize clubs for loV2 anu Ilde ~
thev met with ordinary success tey WIN n eli H.
10 The camnairns in the various states hS iaii
sa'u saS but that IL ceased 10 exist ater te fNs
dentinI campaign. He practically anmiIGen uao .a
scheme was The same that OF the hepnp an ~ S
although the latter, he solemnly saio' Niche" Uo uo
The other members Of the committee are Congicss-
man w L. Wilson, OF West Virginia. VINO Ias rcT IN;
returned from missionary tour thTougn Ms 49,
p G. Monroe f. b. Whitney and r. r. klMer' %
Ncu YORK: A. 7. Ankeney Of Minnesota; Harvey N
CaUtrson NJ Massachusetts, George ii. Lambert oil
New Jersey and Charles Ogden, OF NeorlsKa