New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
NAMING THEIR DELEGATES.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS ENTHU oIASTIC.
STIRRING RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ENDORSING

STIRRING RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ENDORSING
THE CANDIDATES AND THE PLATFORM.
Almo,t az manv people gathered on the sidewalk
TO admire the fine Harrison and Reid banner Which
takes up the entire front Of the Union Club OF ia'e
headquarters No. 1850 Third ave. last night 10 "'
tended the meeting itself: which Is saying gov" u''
for the largo hall packed TO lts u'ihoe' cap ny
II was generally conceded that the banner was o,o
OF the handsomest ever exhibited In this city. Inc
meeting of the Union Club was special one 10 rai'
the Republican nominations made az N'"ne'po'''
David Fricdsam presided and Edward Dubois was sec
rotary short addresses made by Se"oru W.
Hopkins Henry Grasse. Frank Raymond Maruh
Ncrney Peter H. Mcdonald Augustus s'neler ana
william Johnston. The following were eIec'c" "cie
gates TO Rochester Convention OF kepuohchh CIuo'
Charles H. wheelock. William ii. Merritt ana refer
s,eb and Iohn A Vanderbilt Robert Hunt and John
Reilly were chosen As alternates. The following reso
lutions were unanimously passed:
Resolved That the Union Club Of Harlem welcomes WIN
great and pleasure The resut OF inc re''
National Convention held at Minneapolis
Resolved, That benjamin HARRISON the nominee 'o'
President we have candidate whose record as statesman
and Administrator governmental asifS mas pen o' NV
highest order and whose faithful and untnR deVotloh 70
the Interests the Nation. both in matters pertaining -
foreign as wc,as domestic business ranks MN among .e
foremost of any who have been called 70 occupy the cNa
position no now credaby Alls. His executive apn"
and fitness shown during his present ncubencS oil INC
CUce not only recognlZei D! P'no'" "'P'''"V.'
render him in every deserving OF the denomination ne
has received
Resolved That in The nomination OF Wm'ei'~ he.l 'o
Vice President we have tried and honorable cuzh
and one whom support with much prioe MS -
tnrushed career both journalist ana dploa' ma o'
marked by great ability wisdom, and VIII quarry hul
for the honorable position for which he has Den
Resolved That this club enter the campaign win les
and determination PIT forth it's best efforts 70 secure
that verdict which the country will most Gsuedy render
In the choice Of Harrison and Reid most worthy eAhp'7
Of the great Republican principles OF proecoh
honest money and an honest ballot
Among those present were Emil Lahismher' Leo
Iahishncr. Charles H. wheelock, John A. Wander
hut ,tenhcn Kent Thomas W. Robertson, Deos
REYNOLDS William II. Bantam, samuel Wlglin, Johh
Love. Cassidy. II. b. McAlster william A.
prcndcn Charles Corbett, Morris sullivan EH"hu
j. Brady John Reilly Thomas Wiley, Louis sPiN'
j. j. Vocel, William Merritt Charles H. Lud"ig WIZ
lam Iawlor, Percy : Meyer, Peter steio' ROBERT
Hunt James A. Cryan. Harvey o. Cabins, Herman
II. schultz. william NJ Berghold, William Thompson
and Isidor OsOrio.
The young men Of that energetic Republican or
carizotion the Robert A. Greacen Battery, met last
night AT their rooms, 40. 40 Exhthave' ana hd"ped
resolutions Endorsing the nomination Of Harrison ana
Reid. First Lieutenant W. l.. Turner presided ana
ORDERLY sergeant b. F. Fox kept the minutes OF tue
,poc,,nr The resolutions adopted were n follows;
whereas The National Republican Convention Of ls92
has l,ced I'm nomination for President General Benlan
Harrison Of Indiana and for Vice President "h'eia"
Rod Of Ncw.York; now, therefore, be II
Resolved That the Robert A. ''reacen Bs'''ry OF inc
city Of heartily indorse> the o'uoh " '''u eo
vn,n and III ap, anew cnd'aNOr' 70 elect Ben
i,,,, Harrison Of Indiana Pr sid"nt AMI Wht'lhw K'ld
Of Sew York vcc.Predent Of the United sta"- "ho we
ol.o ndorse the Republican platform OF protection feci
proclty and sound money.
The members 81 the battery will soon receive 'hNr
nov uniforms which werc ordered few DAYS ago
Among those present last night were Robert a.
Gr,acoD iIngh j. Talbot. Philip O. Murray, = A. =
Wills r. ~ Mncldn, James a. Flood. Thomas l.
Wallace John Kelly John Kane, IT,, John H. Luck"n'
1,bn II Gcfh and Andrew T. Paige. The officers OF the
accumulation are: " Il. BARLEY. captain W L.
Turner first lieutenant: samucl Dool second hcu'
tc,snt: l.. f. Fox. oTic-ly sergeant; james l. hley'
first sergeant: John W. Grad' qAnri"smas''r SET
oeant The next meeting will be held on July Is
Tho pusjness Mems Association Of tho lNth As
snlIy District held enthusiastic meeting last night
=, 20 4g3 Uudson-st. The following dele
cntcs were appointed represent the association
At ror,c<ter In the Convention Of Republican
club: w. 4. Moss. Henry Clay Burdett,
n II. Batter. Herman Walker. Robert smith and
raco, stewart II wa, decided 10 have grand ri'ih
cation rally and flag rsne at llrd>on ana hnr 1,n
- on tEe evening Of July 4. SPEECHES "rir mlSr
pr,I,iur the Minneapolis platform, and hv0rlng thg
tro.d ~ hone. money. ~dpOclty. pr1i"cil"n ana
bouc.i elections. william a. Mass - ~ >ld"hi, H.
C. Iurielt secretary ana tr"fL A'4"P", ~
Amnnz those present wer. John Won Wort, John
Ti,rnnv (,cors, Mitchell Robert smith, James oIiar1
William Armstrong and Henry II Enter. 49,, ,,,,.
The Republican Club Of the Ath \ 's"nny nlSlll''
will meet Ms evening a. n0n'ogna A,s'npp nY'" Ia
60 30 Avenue A. Wcllknovn speakers VIII Oc