New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
GREAT ACTIVITY IN REPUBLICAN CLUBS
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.


At n time when the club in It's infancy u uei'
he,np only one wear old Now that the CLUB Is hVe
years old. aTE has many times doupied ils '"7 -,
and membership and has become O great Po"O "
Harlem the work that 1t will do IN inc fresue"""'
campaign OF 1892 promises greatly TO surpass al p
v,ous efforts The club has laid its plans LOT ule
summer and early fall accordingly, and pfepar'uo"s
are being made to begin campaign OF uhpIecoue'' -,
activity and telling work. A large nall VIII SUM O'
rented in One-hundredan twenty hftl-st, he"rH W
posite the clubhouse, which Is at NO. IL" "'S' M
hundred and -tw enty -ffth-s,.. where pubhc meee
and the general political work OF the campaign WIN ~
conducted The hall will be up one Night OF S.Hirs
from the level Of the street so as 10 be rehoNeu ~
ol nossihe noises and annOyanccs, ana at the S'io
lime be readily accessible TO the public a suooo
mittee of the Campaign Committee mas peeh hppo'n''u
TO meet in this hall every Wednesday eVehihs u''.i
september l. for the purpose OF giving instructor "
all who may desire 1t. on any question OF 'o"is'
Naturalization any point that may arise III wv
mind Of voter. After september '"''
will meet every night IN the week.
The organization Of the club for this camPNsn
shows that the members are deterihi'eu ~ go
their great power in Harlem and nave thei i"'"'"
widely felt before November s. The members Oh uc
Campaicn Committee have been selected WIN care
and only the most experienced, energetic ana ue'er
mined men have been called to enter upon the "orh.
The work Of the Campaign Committee mas oeon ui'
up into the following subcommittee - d " man
the work more effective and to narrow inc respohsDS
down to a few trusted men. Inc chairman VI '"o
Campaign Committee is James \. GOWN wilie hu"i
L. Lamo is secretary and silas u Crol' Is "ca1u
Tho men,bers of the Executive Committee are Oharle9
D. Baker chairman; A. NJ. Cnderhiii' ehas - Cioi''
A. b. Humphrey Isaac W. Coie' waiter Na,N',i''
w y Philbrck J. VI. Mayer ana NJ u p"'''
The Committee on speakers consists OF a. d. mum
phrev chairman; r. L. sweezy, james H. Niiiici' -
Van Colt and Charles ID. Baker Ihe Oohl'ee va
nocorotio, and Equipment consists Of Isaac W. 'oe'
chairman: F. ~ Rowland and Jared Loch"oVu' Inv
Committee on Printing is Charles D. BAKER o"ai "'''"'
A. NJ Underhill and silaS C. Croft Inc oo","" y,
Finance is Slas G. Croft, chairman fItuei"" ~
Patrick and J. NJ. Mayer. The Comm"ee Oh rns.'
composed Of W. y. Philbrick. chairman Mai'"s Dc
vn,rrnar a,d lanes 4. Colvin willie the Committee
IN Fireworks and Illumination consists OF Walter Wat
kins chairman; Thomas H. Patten Charles Rhode ana
Iohn Carr The Committee on Meetings Is "a "a
Inderhill chairman; Washington Wlnsor' o"as Oioi'
and Maltus j. Newman The Committee on ulee ,iup
| T. Minor C. Baldwin, chairman; John T. an dc .arr'
Edwin l. Lamb and NJ {. Hewlett Inc 'o"n''''
on Naturalization is composed OF j. VI Mayer e""''
maj, . ueodlev NJ Greene and Alexander VI. EaglesOh'
Tho Compaisn Committee Of this club mas lssueu
tbe following strong CIRCULAR to the members ana ou
NJ the club I'VE beg TO inform you thai the Yam
,a,y, Committee Of the Harlem Republican Ciup Has
already entered upon active work Inc uluers'sn'N
have heen Amounted a subcommittee on hhahce 10
rovida specia fund TO meet the necessary expenses
., tho work I'm which the club may engage IN the
coming Presidential campaign IL Is inc PURPOSE '"
,be committee TO prosecute vigorous ana ass'oS0
compajgn FOR the election OF our cdhuu"''s ""u v"
nerpeuity Of the doctrines of protecuoh anu I'"
rroc,iv The operations of the Mckinley BILL thus
for show that the highest good OF the people Hes III
tho vndication of the Republican doctrine OF protec
ton 10 American industry, and onr cluo can "'i"'
no higher distinction than by taxing ''"ulns P"'
in establishing this doctrine. against the enorS VI
,bose who would make American enterprise sun
sorvont IN the economic policy Of other nations Inc
c,ph has already achieved National reputation 'hIo"H
IFS effective work in the campaign OF lose Lei ca"
member give his individual aid and support 10 uie
onuit+ee both by work and by contributions 10 uic
end that our reputation as an active pon'cil i''V'
may he maintained and enhanced. Inc "orh - M
ready begun and must be prosecuted unul IL 10 h'u
and the votes are counted. large amount vi n'o"
will he required Please indicate on the inciosed SUD
i.,on h,opk the amount Won are disposed 10 CON
tbute pavabe during the campaign. as the comm'.ee
may renure funds Subscriptions or checks may oe
sent TO silas C. Croft treasurer. siias u .'o'', ''
man: F. NJ Patrick, j. NJ Mayer, committee
The James g. Blaine Club OF the XXlid Assembly,
instruct has made elaborate preparations FOR us a"
'oI s,,nmer,s night festival which Will he held on
I,v 90 AZ the Empire City Colosseum. ana IL mas
rrenared a handsome souvenir In BOOK iorm' CON
tanning over twenty handsomely printed pages ior inc
occasion This is Of the young CLUBS III the upP.
mart Of city that Is ihah1s "oO'4 49,
hoe attained remarkable growth. The spirit OF ui'
r,h e shown in the preface OF its souvenir ~hloh
ovs IN mart: Encouraged by the services rem
dered during the Presidential campaign OF lo00 ny
climbs throughout the city, and desiring 10 commune uo
Ropubcan party in power at the heah 81 andrS !"
orr National Government the James IT, Blaine hc
nuhlican Club of the XXIId Assembly District was
.,,oa ,.ct Novemter Starting with but
,uelvc members by rapid strides we have increased
orr list until now number 200, all OF which mas
becn done in about six months time. our meihO'r
sbip is composed Of those engaged In various pur
suits OF life such lawyers architects bndcrs uo""
10 the hardened hand Of TOLL all mnglng together Is
nnIt for the success OF the Grand old Party. Inc
meetings Of the club are made Interesting ana en-
tertaninc nv instrumental music, singing ccltatiohs
and addresses by prominent orators on timely topics
relating 10 the campaign Everything Is done TO make
the meetings profitable and instructive. one OF the
features at this season is summers night festival
which IS Intended rs a grand social and political
meeting to raufy the nominations Of the Minneapolis
Convention As a preliminary to the fest'tL one
of our most prominent orators will deliver nan
hour address on Our candidates." pOrtnyng In bi1cf
and simple way the characters ofPresdcn iar1s0ndnn
Whitelaw Reid Boswalds orchestra will furnish music
for the festival the management Of which is placed
In capable hands, and bespeak for those who favor
ms with their presence very pleasant and delightful
evening Any further Information regarding the club
may be had of secretary, j. I. Davis. No. 520
East Eighty fftl-st., at the clubs headquarters
Tnmuth's Hail. No 5s4 Avenue a, between Eighty
third and Eighty fourth SITS, where visitors Will be
gladly welcomed at any Of our meetings"
The programme offered by the managers Of the
festival promises 10 be that will we'll repay
visit TO the Colosseum. The officers Of the club are
John Brandt president; Richard NJ Hills first vice
PRESIDENT Albert Nielsen, second vice president; James
F. Davis, recording secretary John H. Abbott, hnan
cal secretary james W. Robertson, treasurer; william
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ments having charge OF the festival is composed Of the
following: Charles McMurray, chairman; Richard c.
White samuel llirohfeld, J. W. Hughes, James Nc
CURE s. Colombo Henry Mayer, Charles Each, George