New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
THE TICKET APPROVED By ALL.
SUBURBAN REPUBLICANS FULL OF HOPE A

SUBURBAN REPUBLICANS FULL OF HOPE AMI
READY FOR THE FIGHT.
Opinions by Democrats as well as Republicans IN
Newark yesterday, relative to the nomination Of Har-
ison and Reid uniformly favorable. All the
Republicans who werp by The Tribune reporter
expressed their satisfaction and many Democrats de-
clared that the nominations the best the Repub
lican party coulA have made.
Jnmes smith, jr.. who Is virtually the leader
OF the NewJesey Democracy, and who Is a cooiheaded
and welllnformed politician. said '"The nomination
Of Harrison. In my judgment. the best possible
thing for the Republicans to do, under the circum-
stances Mr.. smith minated that 1t would be nee.
essary to nominate a popular Democrat by acclama.
ton at Chicago TO meet the emergency.
DR.. Hugh c. IJendry, another leading Dem
ocat and a member Of the Board Of Works, said ::
81 think the Republicans have nominated their strong
est men, Police Commissioner strhan Democrat,
said A strong ticket, but We can beat it,
Among Republicans. DR.. Noah BROOKS. OF 1.-THE Ad-
vertiser.p said "A very excellent nomination. 10
was the best under the circumstances that could have
been made" Carl Lentz chairman OF the Repub-
ncan County Committee, strong Blaine man. said
cmphatcaly. :" am for the nominees" r. Wayne
Parker said that both he and his fnther Cortandt
Parker. highly pleased by the nomination.
The Garfield Club the first - raise transpa-
rency for Harrison. a painter WIS In readiness at
the clubhouse and when the news OF the nomination
was received he set to work and n transparency
bearing the Harrison legend. twenty feet long and
twelve feet wide was stretched across the street IN
front OF the clubhouse. amid the cheers OF crowd
The City Central Committee met and sent telegram
OF congratulations to the New-Jcrsey delegation ut
Minneapolis AT the Republican and Lincoln clubs large
crowds INDUCED In mutual congratulations. The Iron
Bound District club arranged for reception OF the
National delegates upon their return from MIN
neapois IL was announced that general rahca-
ton meeting to lie held soon.
The Union League Of the Ist Assembly District
OF Westchester County will hold grand meeting t.
raufy the nomination made at Minneapolis ut
Teuionia Hall, Yonkcrs. on Monday night. FIX
Judge Noah Davis, member Of the league. ana
Colonel Charles II. Denison will speak.
The denomination Of President Harrison was dis
cus.ed throughout bergen County, y. j.. yesterday
by Republicans OF all shades OF opinion. and the
general opinion seemed 10 b. that the President Is
far stronger than he was four years ago. The nom
lnation Of whlteaw Reid favorably received,
especially at Englewood. the home OF william Walter
Phelps the Republicans expressed the greatest
qualification on hearing that the warm personal
friend OF Mr. Phelps 70 be candidate. The
delegates to the county Republican League meeting
a, Ilnchensack In the afternoon displayed great en-
ihusssm over the nominations, and the opinion was
overcoming the Democratic plurality Of 65s In the
county which was givcn four years ago. since the
inset OF the Democratic ring In Hudson County the
belief has been current among Independent men OF
both PARTIES that prospects Of adding New Jersey
10 the Republican column arr brighter tban ior nan
n rcnen,iion back. Ratification meetings VIII he
held this week all he fen County.