New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

NM oyer 600 names on the roll. large iiarriooh
and Reid banner has been swung ont in 'front.' Vi
beodouartcrs. The members OF THIS organization a''
,,duenti,l business men, who believe i'll -uPpo'""5
tho safe and wise Administration Of President har'o''
Prcauent meetings are being held by the young NH
por,blic,n CIub Of the With Assembly District lms
w. ,ho r,nous "Fassett Club Of the With which
til such a. vigorous and lively interest IL the cum
,cn last fan The officers are Thomas CoaSy, presl-
don't Edward W. Zimmerman. secretary ana Il. H.
Gibbons treasurer. There are about $50 members
now. ~, ,,, -,
The Irish American Harrison and REID Clnb has
,or,ho-sb,n of over 900 voters. Many OF these men
.ad tho Democratic ticket heretofore, but now
,hor GOV that they cannot act in harmony with a
, whose candidates ard principles receive the sup
mort OF the English press. Ihcy VIII "Ho Il" ".'o
mart IN thc politics OF the ward. llaf11'on anu 'cu
will they say draw large lriSh-Hihcr.ca" No'o VIZ,
,.u The officers arc: Bernard Leonard pres'ue"''
j. l. McCarton, secretary, ana Johh h'"o"'s'V' ''"'
urer. . TODD,
rho Gcrnon American Republican Club Is % sturdy
ho,iovor IN tho future ind principles Of the ""ra'm
OM Partys Its members are all German Sp'''''s
and AL the proceedings and speecheS are "'""s ="
that language. Christopher ilerich Is ti'e p'"'"'
Henry Itchen cepfesident; Julius fahhcl secre'a'S
Henry Kochler. treasurer and John ID. Quicker, hd
ward Zimmerman william Busch, julius Frankei ana
George wcsman delegates 10 the VHerman) 'o'"''
Committee.
The uniformed organization Of the district Is inc
Lincoln Pioneer Corps. Of which Alderman Wm'nei"
Van Colt is the president and major. The uniform IS
neat and attractive consisting OF a blue coat WIN
hito faclngs and an Old Guard" black bearskln nat
For over two years they have been drilling under tho
direction OF Captain G. Percy Fisher Other captains
q. the corps are f. r. Gibbons Paul Well, J. Oakley
and Edward j. Meyers. There 100 members. and
for psrades they arc divided into five companies.
They say that they ready TO show their loyalty at
any Republican demonstration held in the city.
The strong and active West Side Republican Club
OF the XTXth District begins the campaign with even
more than It's customary zeal. Permanent quarters
have been secured at the Hotel Endicot, No. lo2
West Eighty -second-st The officers Of the cuo are
Justice Charles n. TainOr. president;' John l.. ~
Hunt first vice president j. Edgar Leaycroft second
president Lucius VI. Stanton third viceprcsdent
IeopoId Leo corresponding secretary Frank Dralnafu
recording secretary; and Austin NJ Slnuson, treas
urer Among It's members such men as william
H. BeIiamy Alexander Caldwell. John Resenweber,
Abraham Gaubcr George T. Wilson, John II. Stein
metz Theodocius T. secor, ir, ~ streecr, IT., Samuel
IT. Randall Frank H. Plat, David Mitchell, kifaen
Va, Rensselaer, Dr. Francis A. Utter DIR. George
W Clarke J. Van Vichtcn olcott and DR.. william o.
Plympton.
The present membership Is over 800. This was
orc O, the first clubs TO ndorse the ticket, with elo-
,ent spceches and enthusiastic resolutions itS door
a,c onen 10 all citizens who DO not forget that the
hest ticket ever named for the suffrages OF the Amer