New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
NEW CLUES ALREADY FORMING.
OLD ONES HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS
NINTH WARD PIoNEEES PARADE.


The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps rarIded In Uniform
Inst night 10 celebrate the denomination Of President
Harrison The clubhouse, No. l6 Abingdon square
wa Illuminated and the front OF the house vas dec
GRATED with banners and japanese laht"rhs' MUM
ber the club said that they we're greatly pic'sen NJ
the denomination Of the President ana that he "ouu
pol "A good vote IN the ward, on account OF his hRhN
satisfactory and able Administration Largo 'ro"oS
were assembled in the square Ia the corps start out
ON its parade. The men all wore their now uniforms
and presented "a fine appearance when they left their
beuaounrtcrs at 30 O'Clock. The order of march
WAS: Abingdon square. o IIudsors g.. - Clarson-st
,o carmlne.,t, to Bleecker, IT,, u E-hthhVe'' 10
Thirty fourth -t To- I1fth-ave. 70 Forty l"
nr,sl,.ay Ia Twcutythird st., to Ershth-aVe'' aud
back tO Abin 'iOn aquar. where inc CORPS ""' VIZ
pI..ed. sixty men took part in the parade. The
officers ire NAor George r. TIcbard commanding; adj
infant L. owen Miner chaplain j. e. Hall: surgeon.
y p Fritz: commis.nry. ". T. Brcakel: quarter
ma.t.r H. r. Grant, captains, VI. =. Vanderbilt
william H. Copeland. w. II. Board and J. Laughln'
ll.li,nnnfs +. Come ". T. Grc'ile. ID Mnrlrv ana
J. / Irving During the march the corps carried one
tanner which read For President. benjamin HAT
rl..n."
Mn, pevs 81 the Presidents nomination wa' ~
ccv,d nj the West Side Republican Club. No. lVS
Wei Etchty second ST., with deep satisfaction Inc
c'r, from the start has advocated frcslu'" ii"'-
risu's nomination for II second TERM lHo""' ''''''
Ulll remember the enthusiasm displayed az III" "i''V
ing 81 he club on May -. when the mention oi
President Ilarrison's n,mc brought foith enihlsh'ho
nul,,.. md li- nomination confidently pr"di 't"h
.ue,lal ratification meeting VIII be held on Tuesday
,vcuin when several well known speakers VIII MAKE
addre-'-
Immediately upon In" receipt Of III" news % inc
itfun - the President number ~ IN" leading
lepuiicnn, Of the XIXth Assembly District assembled
a, No. 45s West riny eighth it., and org'ni1ed a
Harrison Campaign club. The temporary officers werN
Charles g. Crouiu chairman, and l.. II. Dunn rec
rrtnry.
II va. resolved 10 hold a ratification meeting at the
bcadorart.rs OF the club. sixty scventNt. and the
Bouloynrd Oh next Thursday evening com
mittc. consisting - Alexander Mnrun. WilHnm H.
llaldrn EdwnrI COX, James X. PriuGe ana
samuel H. Randall. Wa appointed, in conjunction
With The officers to obtain speakers for the rnecunS
Mr. Cruiu made a rousHg opccch. and RESOLUTIONS
were ad pied sustaining the nominations OF ul"
Convention at Minneapolis. Among those pr sent
uor, Mc.sts. g. I,eyers samuel b. BOVINE. Harry
Altman John G.. Peters. John J. v. Symes, DAVID
TAYLOR. L,is Meyers and Mlch9el J. Fenton
Al the regular meeting % the XN1llth District
Assembly CrpuhNcan Association, tho following rcso
lu,Ion. offered By Bernard Biglin, was unanimously
adopted: - ,,,,,,,,
Assembly District avail themselves OF this early
opportunity to ndorse the action, In IL entirety OF
he Republican reprcsenat,vea nov "lTo a e, M
m,,cs a new record In the glorious history Of our
10 rhe nomination u President Harrison meets
mr. cordial approval. and "a true Republicans we
pesqc or faithful and earliest support OF the candi
S''9're no,niu,,ed with n sinccrc dcsrc part
maj the nominee FOR vic,> President may prove 10 be
MR. H. nored aCd weInown frllOwcitizcn. Whit"aw
Reid of Now. York. former member Of ss organiza
ton A., ., , ~
Tue plur Republican hub 81 Harlem, will be held
90 : o'clock ibis evening. at Eighth-avc. and one
Kindred and iehtc,nth Sta 10 rty the rom nati ms OF
the convention. numb<~ OF speakers VIII ;Fd'ess
tho meeting.