New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
FORCING THE FIGHTING.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS IN AN AGGRESSIVE
MOOD.
MEETINGS LAST N.GHT-oTHERS PLANNED FOR
TlE FUTURE-RoUsING SPEECHES AND
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
The Hamilton Republican Club met in Its handsome
now clubhouse at No. 2l1 West one -hundred-and-
thrtieth-s last nigh. and some rolislng kepupNchh
speeches were made by Colonel Campbell, presihebt
of the Climb: William 4. Hoar, J. Baldwin Hands anu
F. j. Syn,e. Last nights meeting was an lml"r'ah'
ono as steps were taken to have campaign clubs
formed in different parts Of the district ana also
IN have a uniformed marching club. The members
of tho Hamilton club intend to ilfuse plenty OF en-
tbusasm into the Harlem voters during the next ie"
p,onth md IN begin the work early All the speakers
prcdcted victory, but what they proposed 10 40 ae
the coming election was to roll up sueh ro"iiu
ma oiorty that New York would not be couned aSi"
IN thc don,ful column especially in Presidential years.
J. L. Hathaway and c. 5. skinner were eiec'eu "iein
hors ~ the Executive Committee after tho speaking
bod bcen finished The initiation fee was reuu. eu
from $40 TO IS by unanimous vote. Inc nlce"ns
,ich, of the cub was also changed from SATURDAY W
Tuesday night Meetings will probably be hca every
Tuesday evening until the close OF the campas"'
The Republican League Club of the NNlith ASSEM-
bIy District is strong and healthy o'6'.~'''o"
go active members. Last night the ciuD he'u u
rousng ratification meeting at its headquarters NO
6o7 Tenth-ave Wilson bergman PRESIDED anu hea,n
200 men were present. ii. A. "n,'"o'''
Georre ". Wanmaker, Ebcn Demarest and Ihomis
McCrackcn were the speakers There was no lacH u
enthusiasm. and the speakers were frequently ap
pIauded The evils which Iii ish Free lrade "o"ii
nt,ic upon this country recounted On the o'of
hand every nuuson 10 Protection am EeclproVi'y
was received with cheers. The regular Siee c'uo oi
tbo orcnnzaton sang number Of patriotic songs III
Gliding Farewell. Free Trade" The glee club has
twenty members ,
4 grand opening of the campaign in the A'llth
Assembly District announced for Thnrsnay even
Ing when General George \. sheridan VIII speaN ~
Wendell, Hall, in West Forty-fourth-st All hepuDi
Irfn thpl
annual festival and picnic Of the club VIII be hei at
Iion Park on August Is. All the arrangements are III
charge of n committee OF twenty-five TIC iono"hs
resolutions were proposed and carried with sho''
po,,od Th,t we congratulate the Republican party
an the excellent nominations nade oy uc N',' % ,
,n of Rer arnin Harrison for President ana "hi"'"
Reid Tor ViccP President; and on the pa''o," uVp -,
.d,i,, the norty to continued support oi an hopes'
currency and protection TO American in1u''nc'' " 49,
congratulate the Republican party OIL u' "' 49,.
rons made by the Democratic party anu 0 ~ ', nd
,ncv have opcny decsrsd against protective 'arn' u
- ,,r ., milling down the barrier that shuts OUT '"e
cbcon foreign labor form competition WIN Ohc p''uN ~ VI
the labor Of the American mechanic and worans""H W.
have beaten Grover Cleveland once Oh "hS '9'u'' 'N
viii do It again. - ,,.s % secure
49,, t.,,r of nepiamln Harrison for President anu Vi
whtelav Reid for Vice ccPresident
Tho officers are wilson Berryman. president ;
Thomas Greenwood, first viceprcSident' jacob D""'i
second vice.prcsldent John H. Trewh'i!a' s'cre''"l
lame. o'Grady. treasurer, and Thomas McBrlde' ser
oor, ,t arms. Amoug those present were l. a.
Holman. Joseph K,,icS, ". e. Jsrdlne' u. T.
EurelhaIdt Joseph epea, j. +. "'O''"
\. .i.uinty l.. Morrison. William W. Fra" ~
ru,.v.n. " \ Tucker. J. j. Brady ". r ,"," ,, :,
uo,,,, Nh.i,tmaaI. Edward Van I"'MF-' "',ri' ,r.
Gear. j. h. McNowan and Edward Ma''er'o" .
d,ler,tes To the convention OF the kepuph'ah S''''
League n, Rochester Tuesday are WILSON
Tie Dcpcw Club No will meet toDnorIpm tnnhar, Will will
-, No :}75 Eighthavc.. when e. br;idshaw, WI, MI
u, i. 10 an odIrcss upon TIE Coored Man ana tns
pnnuhlieun Party