New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
GOOD REPORTS FROM TIE COUNTIES.
1ocAI AND DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS WORKING
Nam TO BRING TIE STATE INTO THE
REPUBLICAN COLUMN

REPUBLICAN COLUMN.
The Tribune's editorial comphmcntlns the hepuo-
1cans of Somerset County upon their acuVHS seems
70 have spurred the sturdy parry "e" =" ~
district ard 10 have made them more zealous !"
IN, work of reorganization and education" Through
-. IN. whole Of last week meetings were held by
,bo pennhucans IN the different townships IN
soreral towns clubs were organized, ann III o'her
towns the formation Of clubs was arranged 10 uiho
place at early dates 49,
The Bound Brook Republican Club Is one OF ,iie
largest OF the new organizations. us membership
roll embraces the Of the foremost men III 'i'o
nlare including tie leading representatives. OF inc
wording classes as well men of wealth ana III
runrce Tie officers Of the organization are fIoN
don't W H. Whiting vice presidents r. H. No'h
and Archibald CoddinSton, IT.: secretary + ~
voorhees treasurer. J. J. Zach; executive COM
rnittee Jacob Koechln, Andrew ). buieS' H. ~
Boss, F. j. somers and Maurice CAR ,
rbo hanner.rajsinc at North Branch. Saturday
ot.ornoon was rousing demonstration for Harrison
rd Reid such one has not been known LOT years
IN this district The portraits OF the hePuoi'"n
candidates are excellent. l.. II. SchencR anu cyl
vester Robbins made addresses .
Across the boundary line, in MiddlcseN County,
-he Republcans are far from Inactive Al ha1"aS
Repubican headquarters have been opened III ''e
Mershop Binding at the corner Of Campbell ana
Cberrv SIS and every evening secs some important
work done for the good of the RepuDhcah Nauona
and state tickets. The Railway Republican 'iup noun
&c regular weekly meeting Friday evening and
the Vail Battery meets every Ihursoay evening"
These clubs doing splendid WORK
Colonel Fajrman. OF New-York. set tho Repubh-
,on canonairn in motion in Hunterdon County last
week. His speech at Pennington was particularly
spplicable to his audience, and AFTER the liee"'s
The unchallenged statement was made trat MS "su
ments had convinced several men OF their error III
ro,,np the Democratic ticket in the past Eveh tie
of fho
nute his statements, and "The Democrat-AoVer1ser
n, Warrington admitted edItorisDy that no WAS d
fair man IN presenting his views IN fac' d. wen
sc IN name The organization Of Republican CLUBS
throughout Hunterdon County Increased Win suiPls
ing rapidity. AT Frenchtown tonight therc VIII
be a grand Republican rally, at whioh speeches wiz
h. made by John Ulrich. state Organizer OF kepuo
,co, clnbs. Foster voorhees,, OF Elizabeth, and b.
F. Howey, the Congress nominee.
The Republicans Of Morris County will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock In the various townships lor the
purpose OF elcctng delegates to the MOTIFS Coun's
Republican Convention, which VIII be held III 'he Nv
r,,hrcan Club rooms at MCrristown on Wednesday
next at noon. The Republican nominees TOT oAVe
Senator and Surrogate will be selected at this conveh
zion John Keau IT.. and Benjamin +. Howey are ex-
pected 10 be present.
There are no drones among the men who are man.
aging The campaign work In Union County and thefe Is
no lack of enthusiasm among the RANK ana me- ne
The Town Han Friday night: Henry NJ. Gra' .,s
nres,dcd and Frank Bergen OF Elizabe,h maze Iile
rrnening speech. Mr. Bergen CRITICISED te Demo DEMO
craiic led sat0n Of the last few years IN suohg
language and concluded by saying that Jolh hean IT,
eho,d be Governor OF NcwJersey because ne WIS III
every wav fitted TO fill the Office. John IioSoh Oh
Dover closed with a ringing speech. . &,
T., TIainneld the last week has becn spehI III
furrishing equipments 10 the local campaign cInDs me
Whcoln.rns Club made their first parad" on sa 1
dav night ard presented a handsome appearance lHc
srri.on and Reid Club Of the Fourth Warl IS one %
The recently organized marching clubs me oi,ce1s
are. President H. b. Millingon vce-pre' dent, ., H.
'fobnsnn L. ROte: secretary. A. Levers uci9,Icl'
Iohn Manchester captain \. Levers; leuenahts' j. b.
UIreins J. Dixon sergeant Thomas Hchdry eA
arn,ive committee Herman Weber, J. y. Higgins ana
A Ayres The meeting tonight In the Crescent Nun
HEADQUARTERS Is under the auspices OF the Hdrso anu
Reid COoTed Club. -. oo,i,, - Do
pubcans in the Fourth Ward Club room FRIDAY ms"'
Ills arguments for Protection were Loudly appi,,nu II
Al I inner Niontclar on SATURDAY. nieht tne i'eP'"i
cans uniirled the first campaign banner ever seen
ina, vicinity. Able speeches were uelIcrcd py j. "a
snuthcrland of. jersey City; J0hn ii. NI!Soh d3Ii
charles H. johnson, IT,. Of Montclalr Much , e,
tbusiasn was shown during the evening Tor the ii"r
rison and Reid ticke. .,oo,. .,,, ho,d =,
To morrow night MO-ltclair Republicans VIII hoin Il
bip mass meeting at the Opera House. Among w.
yr6o are expected 10 speak are Jonn hcan IT, i III
tamln F. IIowey, Colonel James fhlrinan' vi ''c"
York and Duncan Edwards. OF BroohiHn'