New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
ACTIVE WORK u NEW.JERSEY.

THE 7 POTTS CLUB PREPARING FOR THE
FRAY-uATTERs oRGAN1zING-oTHER CLUBS
The Frederic A. Potts Republican Club, the ban
ner organization OF the party in Union County, " -
since 1880 met last night at the clubhouse OF inc
Elizabeth Wheemen, In Elizabeth, and reorganzei
for tho campaign. Much enthusiasm prevailed.
L. W. Kingsley was elected chairman and samuel
Ogden secretary The entrance OF John Kcan, IT.,
chairman OF the state Republican Committee was the
signal for loud applause. and Mr.. Kean was called
upon for q speech. He congratulated the meeting
on the large attendance at such brief notice, and
said the Republicans of NewJersey had known the
yalue Of the services OF the Potts Club in the past,
and expected even better work from II during the
present campaign 1t was encouraging for Rep,b-
lcan success TO sec such lively Interest manifested
thus early In tho tight Remarks were also made by
Surrogate George Parrot and James W. Han. A
committee Of five, consisting OF A. s. Crane, Z. T.
Morton J. 5. Tucker. c. 5. Higgins and George
Griffin appointed 10 select officers for the club,
and 10 report at the next meeting. Ii was resolved
10 make the club q marching organization as In past
campaigns and an adjournment was taken until
next Tuesday night.
Five representatives, OF each OF the five leading Re
publican clubs OF Newark held conference at the
Republican Clubhouse In that city last night for the
purpose of deciding plan Of action for the cam
pagn. There WINS much enthusiasm manifested at
the meeting and 1t finally decided to appoint an
publican County and Central Committee. The com
mittee organized by the election Of the following
officers William Saln,ly president; Sherwood Depue,
John Hanson and Marcus Richards. Vice presidnts
DR.. H. c. H. Herald, ming secretary E. B. Gaddis,
treasurer and F. W. Hampton, corresponding sccre-
tary. An executive committee OF one from each club
will be appointed.
Bloomfield Republicans well organized. In the
Second Ward they have a club OF 100 members, with
comfortable headquarters In Maplest. The Young
Mems Republican Club has n membership Of $50.
They have d glee club and they will have a com
q caravan 10 90 about holding meetings In various
aprts OF the township The Bloomfield Republican Bat
terry has seventy five members, who VIII lie uniformed
In addition there IS Republican executive com
mttce composed Of men from each OF the three
wards, which will have general supervision OF anas
IN the township
In Watsessing n club Is organizing, composed en-
statement that the hatters were going to vote tlc
Democratic ticket. =.
Tho Westfeld Republican Club has reorganlzed Tor
active campaign work by clccting these officers y ~
Coddng president Edgar Il. Iearsil. secretary Johh
DUrvall. areasurer. Fourteen presidents nave
been elected, also executive committee OF zen
members. They are Vice pressients-.Anson r.
Cooper. John J. Coger, A. A. Dinkc, John Nelson,
e. f. Conant. y. A. Barnett, c. F. Oxley, Freeman
BoOdgOod j. H. VAIL John d. Gluck. and g. A. smith
executive committees. W. Reese Martin WelleS, T. "
smith, c. H. Drnman. James r. Person George ID.
Brrill A. X. Gale, G.. q. EndcOtt, J. Il. Connolly
Reese are members OF the Union County Republican