New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
TO FORCE THE FIGHTING.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS PLANNING FOB The
FRAY.
nous1So RATIFICATION MEETINGS TO BE HELD
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.

IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
| Tho sterling organization Of Republicans the West
Side Republican Club. will hold its meeting to rn'ly
| the nomination. Of Harrison and Reid tomorrow
ncht AZ the club headquarters. Hotel Endico't no.
| 100 West Eighty -secOnd-st. The meetings Vi 'nis
club are never tame affairs but its members mean "
eclipse all their former efforts on this accoun'-cVe'
to the famous greeting which gave the NOMINATION
| OF Harrison and Morton four years ago. roice
Justice Charles y. Iaintor. the president Will coh"u''
the proceedings and the list OF speakers invited m
| cIndes the names Of eeCongressman roswell IT,
Iiorr. OF Michigan ex- Congressman John ,. WISE
| late OF Virginia. and Eihu Root
Leading members OF the Republican Club are n'il
Of enthusiasm over the ratification meeting when
they will hold 10 honor OF HARRISON ana he'' ''
| Carnegie Music HILL next Monday evening. lne'
say u will eclipse their great meeting hcid NJ INC
Metropolitan Opera House just after General Ha'-
rison's first nomination, whch was addressed by
Colonel Ingerson and ex-Congessmnn Horr' WV
crnor Mckinley and other speakers OF Na'lohai iaic
will be on hand at Monday evenings meeting ana
they will be greeted BY such an audience OF en-
thusiaste Harrison and Reid men as they have never
in New-iork.
Renub,icans Of the IXth Assembly District and
the members Of the Republican Club OF this district
especially expect great and joyful time to-m0rio"
nj the clubs annual excursion. The steamer Crystai
Stream and barges will leave the French Line per- III
Morton-st at 0 a. m. sharp for Cornwallton In The
Sound. An afternoon trip VIII he madc oy .'e
steamer from East enty-lirdst mt = r. IN Inc
nj "a sure seekers will return 10 the city a, p III.
The John Simpson Republican Climb OF the WIN
Assembly District will have bannerraising ana
ratification meeting at club headquarters, iftt ana
Grand sts. en- Friday evening Good speakers VIII
be present and address the meeting.
Among to-nlghts ratification meetings VIII be mat
Of the Washington Republican Club, at One-hnndr"d-
nd N. 4,,.Ia several g0Ji
speeches will he made and resolutions pedglns realty
10 the Minneapolis nominees will be adopted. \
Harrison and Reid flag already floats over the c11-
house.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ohio Society
will take place this evening AT It's rooms, NO. s"o
Fifth.ave. The society is non-political, but 1t Is
probable that some action will be taken in acknowcds
ment OF the honor done II by the Republican National
Convention both President Harrison and Mr.. Reid b.
ing members.
Tho Republican Club OF the XINth Assembly Dis
t1ct ono OF the new campaign clubs formed last week.
will meet a, its rooms, at Nlnety-thlrdst. ana NINA
ave. on Wednesday evening 10 complete its oreaniaa
lion and ratify the nominations OF Harrison ana kcio'
The Union League Of the 1t Assembly Dis'nct Oh
weschcsteY Cuny will ratify the nominations OF Har
rison and Reid at Tcnionia Hail. lonkeis. tlis even
ine Among the speakers viii be cXJudsc Nom DVis'
Colonel G. II. Denis0n and others.
Tonight at O'Clock big ratification meeting -
ipdorse the nomination OF Benjamin Harrison Tor Press
dent and whclaw Reid for VcePiesdent. Will ne
held r. Tobias's Equitable Hail. No. ioo Aic"s'
near Dclanceyst
Tho Garfield League has issued the call through It's
oiicers-s schmkowi;a, president; Harry H. jacobs
vice president: b. Saymon. tr. secretary H. Lesser
treasurer, and J. james, sergcantatarms.
Gustavc A. schurman will pesde and tho following
we-knOwn speakers Will address the meeting William
prcokfeld Theodore Broadhead. John Collins. ir.,
Jacob VI. Patterson, samuel stiaussburger. John :.
The Ninth Ward iionccr Corps will hold It's seventh
annual excursion by moonlight on the s,tcr1,on am
and IFS iriends. 800 in NUMBER TO Washington IhrK
onihcHndson Member, Of the Glms ard ;nvs "a
Abingdon square ut O'Clock; the steamer will start
about 30 O'Clock from the French Line Pier Morton
~ The City IepaSnean Club Of Msupp. Vernon win
81 sa In fs HaS ",SA IA
for Prssde ,a c sd ee csSssa Ward wien
give $500. Three delegates and three alternate.
have been eecsed 70 attend tho League Convention at
The Republicans OF the village Of Finishing: l. L..
YIN ro the ,h nsn,o OF a nd @ne 1G W
addressed By Charles D. Bakcr assistant United States
Distrct-Attorney Of Newiork.
COLONEL ERHARDTs PRAISE FOR TIE TICKET.
NOlOncI joel Il. f'ndTul, WHO leu we hcpHDH'Nn
ticket for Mayor Of this city in 1883 and the first
Collector Of the Port under President Harrison
pressed entire satisfaction with the nomination Of liar
rson and Reid Saturday. The Colonel gave his
reasons for his qualification and confidence In the
suit thus 1t Is thoroughly Republican nomination.
and made in response 20 the demand OF the best
Republican sentiment. For that reason 1t is very
strong with the people ! believe that Mr. Harrison
Will prove stronger this year than he did four years
ago. Mr. Reds fame Is world wide. Both as n
Journalist and diplomat hr has achieved distinction
permitted TO few men in our time. His nomination
gives entire satisfaction 20 every shade q opinion
within the party. and g1ntiies grcat many people
who have never identified themselves with the Rcpub
can organization. Taken as a whole, better ticket
has ever been presented for TIE American suffrage
ard 1t is bound 10 win
Among the Democrats who pleased at hearing
Of the OF Harrison and Reid nt Minneapolis
the Rev. Father Dougheriy, Of Noun, Loreto, staten
Island, Father DrumIOolcs devoted and popular
cessor. l shall vote for that ticket he said. ' /
shall support Mr.. Reid because Of the honor he has
reflected upon the great state OF NewiOr Of which he
Is a ciiizcn."