New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
No CESSATION OF WORK.
REPUBLICANS GIVE TELLING BLOWS.
ANOTHER STIRRING SPEECH BY GENERAL sHEM'
orrIEp IrT'N MEETINGS.

ANOTHER STIRRING SPEECH BY GENERAL sHERI-
DAy-OTHER CLUB MEETINGS.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the NXth
Assembly District held n meeting last night at
Brcvoort Hall No. l54 East Fifty ourth-St' to ritfy
the Nominations OF the National Convention. The
audience numbered over 300 and flied the hall The
names OF Harrison and Mckinley were greeted with
the widest enthusiasm.
The meeting was called 70 order at 10 O'Clock
by the president Of the regular district organization,
who introduced as chairman for the evening smith
Zine. president of the Young Mems Club. Resolu-
lions unanimously passed Iatifying the nom
nations, pralsing Harrison. Reid and the National
platform. and plcdging the best energies and efforts
81 the club to aid I'm their triumph In The course
OF the meeting the uniformed delegation OF the Young
MEMS Republican Club entered, with their band, and
were cordially welcom'd
The first speaker II. W. Tayler. Mr.. Tayler
said that now for the first time In Presidential
contest. the question sharply made between free
trade and protection. The elections In Rhode Island
and Oregon showed the dcction of National sentl-
ment and If the New-York Republicans only did
their part triumph In November certainty
Mr.. Tayler was followed by General George a.
Sheridan who delivered his tariff address with even
than his usunl success. Every point was APP
precated aud applauded, and his eloquent description
Of the condition Of the country when turned over By
the Democrats to the Republicans In 1851 after eleven
perfect outbrst. As q whole the meeting one OF
the most successful and enthusiastic OF the campaign
thus far. Among those present were schuyler a.
White. Michael Goode, Professor A. Grau. Films J.
Pine. Alexander Miller Louis Meyers, Julius Koch,
Herman Cantor. Charles A. Adams. Luther Wise, John
g. smith. L. Glauber. William II. Burns, George kel-
lock. A. J. Matthews. George ". Clark and William
II. Hurley.
The club already has hundred members and is
rapidly increasing. Its permanent rooms at East
side Hail. No. 2O2 Fast Fiftysixth-St. The officers
smith Pine. president; Frederick Haas and william
wcgcbnner vlre-prcsdents: Alfred F.. Barrow. tnan-
cal secretary: william j. Moore recording secretary;
Charles c. schulz, treasurer and \. Hoffman. sergeant
alarms.
\ special meeting OF the regular Republican OrganI-
Iati0n Of the XIIth Assembly District was held last
evening ut Dry Dock Hail. No. POI East FOurthst
The hall packed fully 300 Republicans having as
scmbcd 10 show their interest in the campaign. This
was 10 be the last meeting Of the summer, and It's
purpose therefore. take the necessary prclmi-
nary steps toward the work OF the fall Resolutions
approving and indorsng the nominations Of Harrison
and Reid and plcdeng hearty support. proposed
and carried enthusiastically The names OF the Cam
psign Committee, rs appointed BY the District Com
mtec Of Forty, werc then read They Francis
snyder. Thomas j. rtzsimmons. Frank Maguirc Henry
Farmer, Henry schumacher John Helm and John Rhein
hafdt.
did also the president Of the organization, william H.
Graham. who. Instead, proposed Campaign Commit
to- Of ave, TO n, made up Of George billiard Francis
Snyder. I. Kahn. William II. Huber and Henry Schu
macher. Considerable discussion followed and the
meeting adjourned without having the motion Of ac-
coping either the Other Of the committees voted
upon. The next regular meeting will be held the
last TUESDAY, IN september. but # Is likely that special
Meeting will De called before that time to decide upon
n Campaign Committee.
The officer. Of the organization OF this district
william II. Grham. president: Herman Price. vice
president. Charles j. J"rIlamOn secretary David w.
kOhn. chairman Of the executive committee.
The district committee vi the NN HIN Assembly Re
publican Association held meeting last evening at the
headquarters Of te {. ;. Grant Republican Club.
No 2i3 East Thirty tourfh.st James V. LCluo,
addresses made by Colonel james NJ Turner,
Colonel Joseph T. Jardne and bernard Biglin An
enthusiastic gathering OF voters present and heart
v checrcd III" name, Of Harrison and Rcd whenever
members wcr- admitted to the association and the
roll grows larger AZ every meeting. Tile association
meets the second Friday Of each month al No. 2l5
East Thirty fourth T.
The 1. : Grnt Republican Club ~ the XVIIrth
Assemble District. at whose headquarters the meeting
last night held T. also nOuIishing. There Arr
now 80 members and the lst l. growing rapidly.
The officers of tie club Bernard Bign. president
Colonel james, VI. Turner vice president Robert Todd.
secretary james T.. Mcmillan. financial secretary
the nrSt Friday evening In each month.
\ large meeting will be- held this evening by the
TNcnt fourth Ward Republican Club. NJ lis clubhouse
one hundred and-seventy sxth-s and Vadcrlilt-ave.
Sheridan. THIS promises to be I'M Important meeting