New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
GERMANS LIyELIER THAN EVER.
THEY ARE DOING THEIR SHARE TO MAKE THIS
A STIRRING CAMPAIGN.

THEY ARE DOING THEIR SHARE TO MAKE THIS
STIRRING CAMPAIGN.
The German-Amcricans are massns IN sohn
phalanx under the banner OF Protection. Every uay
there is some accession - their ranks anu '"e
enthusiasm l., Increasing every hour There Is 4"
MISLEADING til, earnest work which they doing for
the election OF the Republican ticket TINS fali. -
meeting Of the German Harrison and Reid NaIi'
iaign Club Of the MYTH Assembly District was
held last evening at No. $50 East Thirty -nr',s',
Leopold Anheiter presiding. 1t was found tIiO
the club lad over 100 enrolled in the short
time that il had been Organized and that there
Acre splendid prospects OF securing 200 or 800 more
before election. Fifteen new names were proposed
last evening and the president Of the German hepub-
llcan Club OF tie old XVIIIth District. who was
present, said that he could bring from 20 y 100
Germans with him At the next meeting. and that
he would Join hands with tie organization and help
to make a club at which the Democrats might well
take alarm.
Christian Bauneck is first vicepresldent Philip
Neon, second vice president; Leopold Freund scores
tary and Jacob Ruisch, treasurer The next meet
inc will be held AT No. so East Thirty-trstst' Vn
Ocoher 10 and IL IS expected that at least 200 Ger
man.Americans will be present. there IS strong
tcnmcnt in favor OF Protection among the business
Sen. who largely compose the membership Of the ciuo.
The regular weekly mass-meoting of tho German
American Republican Club OF Harlem was held last
evening at ts headquarters, No. 1915 Tsdavc&
secretary. Thirty five members were takct
in. and campaign addresses were made by FREDERICK
-igrst. f. De Weigne and VI. J. Ncrncy. Mr. La
bishiner announced that the cub would soon hold
anlihc1 big demonstration. Among those preSenC
were simon War,hauer, j. Weinbcrger Leo Labishincr.
Henry schroeder. J. Wollman \. Sucker, J. Esc-
mann, \. L. Wido>ly. John schaefer. J. +. Qugley,
IL. Lab,hiuer. y. Casper, J. J. Berinel and Robert
scott.
The German Republican CUB of the NlXth Assem-.
bly, District held rou-ing meeting last evening at
their headquarters SAty -ScvcnhSt and The Boulc-
ward. The was crowded with the MEMBERS
M'0 called TO order by President Herman Mack,
who introduced DR.. u. Skusch, o, Washington, ID. c.,
the speaker OF the evening The doctors first
hcme the tariff platform OF the Democratic party,
ana he Illustrated his remarks with some startlino
comparisons Of the wages paid IN tile manac oieo
I'm Germany and those earned in similar manufactures
In this country. lie then took up the subject Of
State Banks and TIE Democratic hope OF flooding tha
country with wildcat Nancy. lie reviewed the
rcer OF that party since the He urged the
bcrs to work with all their strength during the few
reinalnin. weeks. and pointed out that their formal
duty WAS TO register.
The German Harrison and Reid Club OF the With
and IXth Assembly Districts is engaged In active
campaign. Al the regular meeting Of the club AS
No. 80 Becckcr-st last evening IlaiS discussed
for forming III, members IRON. tr INth District lrto
- Euatc club. - t2 n'nips,jp or the existing
club has become =" large Ac,on In ills matter Will
b, taken ri the nA, meeting OF ;hr oluD which will
be orc wees FROM la-t nlstt Mater II. llolzborn,
the president Of TIE Presided and the Vice pres
ldcn Lorenz Tmk. Tho secretary. Max seitz. and the
treasurer John ic>and,r giso took an active part.
Tn, speakers ~ the evening we're i fTrcn tein and
Dr. Harut. \ number OF ness members were added
to the roll.