New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
REPUBLICANS HARD AT WORK
ENERGETIC GERMANS IN THE XXIIID pIsTRIC
OTHER MEETINGS.


OTHER MEETINGS.
meeting Of the German Republican Organiza-
ton OF the XXIIId Assembly District held last
night at the clubs headquarters No. 1913 Third
ave. for the purpose OF ins alling the newly elected
officers and holding an entertainment. Emil Labs
hner, the president Of the club presided and Michael
Gold secretary. The officers installed were
Emil Labishinger, president Frederick sigrst. first
vice president Daniel Katzelman. second vice prcsl-
dent; David Friedsam treasurer: Gustave llcaze,
spondng secretary Michael Gold, recording sec
rotary, and Louis BIsncr. sergcantatarms. The
ceremony of installation was performed by the Rev.
Nicholas BjeTTing who afterwarl addressed the
meeting the political outlook for the Republican
party and showed how hopeful the prospect OF
Republican victory in the coming campaign II Re
publcans pulled together and did their duty at the
polls. An eloquent speech also made BY Fred
erlck sigris who gave good reasons for believing
that the polticel situation was the most
encouraging for the Republicans In many
Presidential elections. speeches were also
made by David Fried,am and others. all OF
whom spoke of the future Of the Republican party in
the most hopeful terms.
A short musical programme was then given b.
Michael Gold, william Rheinhardt. Jacob Zeig and
Louis BraDer Forty members were elected, and
after the order OF business refreshments were served
Among those present Morriu SIlbeIstcln Leo j.
Labishiner Augustus WasseryCde Hugo Never. Adolph
Woman, Aaron Widosky, Jacob schwartz. Louis T.
Rhcnhadt, Justin Frankel, otto schubcr Julius Maus
bscher. Karl Shwab, L. Caspan Henry Eichod VIII
lam schmidt, Louis Binzing. B. kUhler, Adam Kutzc
mann, Henry Abrahams. James White, Frank fasola,
Frederick g.. W. Signst, w. liociier, c. Kirschemcr
A schultze and william Boomer.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Republican
Organization OF tho Nth Assembly District held
last night at No. l54 Fast Fifty fourth. 81 There
large attendance. After the TRANSACTION OF routine
IN. Michael fODde president tia lIifiV
made short address, in which he referred particularly
to the recent sprin5 elections In this state
The results everywhere, said the speaker
showed TINT Republican voters had awakened
to their duty, and this fact gave promise
OF Republican victory In the fan. The following com
mittecs were appointed for the year Financial
Charles a. Adams, Bernard T. Muller. Luther Wise,
John Osborn and William II. Lee; campaigns. A.
White, Henry Lipsky James EacaH, MOf1tz Mayer,
Il. +. Shultz, john Quigey. Thongs Conner, Balscr
Swartz, Joseph = Conway, Charles &. schultz J. r. g..
Kroeck. Joseph McEntyre, William j. Moore. l.. Clan
berg and A. J. O'ConnOr. Among those present. be
sides the members of the committee mentioned wer,
william II. Burns, smith Pine, Hermann Cantor,
william II. Hurley, George W. Clark and schuyler A.
White. The next meeting OF the organization Will be
held Friday, April B.
meeting Of the XvlIIth Assembly District Re
publican Association held at II, rooms, no. 2lj
East Tiryfourthst. last evening for tho transaction
Of routine business, James '. Logue presiding The
association Is making preparations fora strong ight III
the coming campaign. ana Is periecthg arrangements
for regularly organized work. The taking Of the
new census in this district T. being closely watched
ard some Interesting facts viii be mad" public before
Tie next election. r. vutiOnS were passed upon the
death OF Daniel kcaung, aud committee was aP.
polnted 10 attend the funeral Amons those present
were BERNARD Bign, Colonel james VI. Turner, Colonel
Joseph p. Jardlno, Emil schleyer, Patrick Collins;
Joseph G. Mgln, William +. Mcdonnell, samuel
sloan and Martin G.. Dufy. The following ar" the
officers Of the association President, Joseph T. Jardne
frst vice president, Mart Gown, second vice prc,i
dent Theodore y. streh: secretary Robert Todd
treasurer. joseph G. Bi2lin chairman Of Disth'E
Committee James '. Logue; sergeant al arms Ed"aiu
DOnnely.