New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

,A prrh,,con campaign in Brooklyn last fall was
-occally begun with the reception given to D. oioat
rassett at the Union League clubhouse. anu II enu
with the mass meeting in the Academy OF MuSio VIII"
he addressed few days before the eiec'ioi' lHc
campaign in the last Presidential election year was
begun with the great parade Of uniformed ci'o' III
honor Of the return OF Mr. Blaine to his native land
This wear II IS proposed to unite the opening FEATURES
~ the two previous great campaigns and to nave
,arsde of clubs and a reception In honor OF NV
Works representative on the National Ticket INV
date fixed for the affair Is Saturday night Of this week.
Mr.. Reid Is expected 10 reach Brooklyn NJ . y. Il"
lie will be escorted to the handsome home oil the
Montauk Cub, at Eighthave. and Lincoln race
where he VIII be the guest at dinner OF rresu'h'
Moore and some OF the prominent members OF lne
club. Chairman Carter, Of the National COMMITTEE
Chairman Ilackctt OF the state Committee; CHAIRMAN
Brookfed OF the New York County Committee James
5. Garrison and about twenty-five Brooklyn Repuoh
cans will attend the dinner. While this Is In progress
the uniformed clubs of the southern part OF the Guy
will assemble near the clubhouse, and they VIII escort
Mr. Reid and the other guests from the Montauk Iiuo
to the Union League Club. at Bedforti-ave ana Dean
ST. The will be across the Plaza OF prospect
Park past the new Memorial Arch and In the Eastern
Parkway and Bedfordave. to the square In front Oh
the Union Leagues home There the clubs from the
central and eastern parts OF the city will march past
the clubhouse 10 one direction while the escorlihS
clubs pass in the opposite one and fine sight WI" De
presented Decorations, colored lanterns, hre"orAS'
colored fires, banners, torches and music VIII Commune
10 make the pageant well worth seeing. Inc arraHBc
ments for the affair In the hands of subcommittee
OF the Union League club. and pains will be spared
TO make the affair complete success
Chairman Wilson, OF the Campaign COMMITTEE the
former president Of the Union League Club, 10 eXeruhg
himself 10 start the ball rolling for the campaign with
success I'm connection with the reception. lie called
together the chalimen OF the campaign committees OF
each ward and town in the county on FRIDAY night W
learn how many could be depended upon 10 paraue
4 full supply OF uniforms, torches aud BANNERS WIS
| also arranged for. The Young Republican CiuD ana
many other organizations not directly affiliated WIN
the ward associations will also take part In the parade
II fine weather favors the demonstration, 1t Is eA
pected that 10000 1000 men Will be In line ana
the city will be aroused to blaze OF enthusiasm Inc
date for the parade and reception was set for SATURDAY
night 50 as sandwich It in between the meeting OF
the clubs In Buffalo this week and the c. a. X mceuhs
! In Washington next week.
The Republican General Committee OF Kings County
oiI meet for the FIRST time IN three months on Tuesday
evening in the Criterion Theatre. There Is little ousi
ness to before the body now. save TO fix the dates
| for the primaries and nominating conventions u be
| hold ro,, montl The October meeting Of the
general committee will be held until Tuesday the
lIth and It has been proposed By the executive com
| n,it,oe 10 hold the primaries October 10 III tMs
dat, + acce pied By the general committee II is poD
able tina, the nominating conventions VIII De heiu III
| the same week, tho city and county conventions Oh
| THURSDAY October -: the Congress district coNch-
lions on Friday October Il. and the Assembly district
conventions on saturday october 10. The General com
,i,tc ,iu prot,ly debate the recommended OF the
executive committee In relation representation III the
nominating conventions from the parts Of the wards
| recently suldvided by tho Aldermen lbs report
recommend, that the present waM officers ana rcP'-
.entaves I'm the general committee b" retained uhul
m. end Of the year. that the delegates thrown into
| tho Of
the wnrds they are now In This plan will DC opposed
| by some.
The most important nomination to be Hid" i"'
local oface I'm the coming campaign l. that lor DIS
trc, Attorney. II /, conceded that James w. Eids
vay the Incumbent will be the Democratic candidate
for the Office the fourth time. Several able ANA eA
| ncncncod LAWYERS have been suggested for the Re
| uuhlican nomination. Among them are George +.
Elliott former counsel Of the Health Board; Foster
| / Eacku, former Assistant District Attorney; Hugo
| lIlr,h former chairman 81 the Republican Executive
| Committee and James TAYLOR TX Assemblyman.
| man who has never held Office, but who r1nha hlsh
among members Of the bar. who's" political ana per
| .on,l Standing would commend him 10 the confidence
| ~, the community ha, been considered, ana II h'
would accept II, no doubt Il would be- offered 4" mh'
| This Is benjamin =. Blair. a member 81 the ,h'h
| League club and active I'm seventh Nnru Fhu','
Mr. Blair is n longtime member Of l1ymonth '""''h
and his legal qualification, for the Office ARE Sr'h rs
i
! same part 81 the dty rs Mr.. RidgwiS.
4 t.dv ~ Republicans In the new TIA congress
District have asked be permitted to call themselves
m. Ernst Nathan Campaign club. They first thought
~ using the name y John {. Fremont but rejected II
| nj, the ,r,uud that It was the name Of dead man.
| -rh.y have received answer from Nathan YET
! Tbomns T. PcarSall chairman OF the Democrau'
| Comfy Committee had a conference with members
q, the National Democratic Committee last week. ana
IN Friday Boss" Mclaughlin went to IN" lio'e'
| ytctorlo New. York. where hc had conference Win
| -, prc.,dcp, Cleveland lie then visited the head
| quarters 81 the National Committee. Inc "P''"'
| q the Brooklyn Democrats has been such mat eN-
,oo,,iirorv efforts are being made to arou'" slni
| ,,d enthusiasm only u few volunteers Tor speech
making have responded Ia In" circular sent OUT 10y ''
Compaign Committee and the number Of m''UnE7 "'I
has been bcggary. prominent Democrat says
am afraid We shall be surprised by the Smalih'HS vi
| rho vot. in the Twelfth Ward. This Is Demoor'u'
.,rorgbod but the tide IS running strongly there Tor
| Protection"
Foster T. packn, one OF the leading lawyers II the
ctv who removed from the seventh Ward 10 the town
OF Flatbish few years ago. ms sold Ills ho"9e III
cl,rksonst and will shortly remove TO a lin" house
he has purchased In Lncolp Road. one Of the hhe9'
| streets in the town.
The Brookyn Institute will hold It's first general
| ,t,c - ueuh,r, ON Wednesday, october >. ana
President Eliot Of Harvard University will drlV';
the address. Of lectures on the disrH H
Of America will begin on september ~, ana t on
f. ; Morse Of Salem Mass Will deliver ine hrso "r, ,
| Dr Iyumn Abbott in town on FRIDAY r''uri''
ING IN nj, summer home in Cornwall from IND 10
the coast Of Maine, with General G. Il ChrI,tchNcn am
o"bor members ri Plymouth thurch. I' VIII re-
main I'm Cornwall two three weeks longer ana VIII
not resume his pulpit until the hSt sunday IN uc'Unp
| 4 number of Brooklyn pastors returning IIVm Nh.h
zion trips abroad have been quarahtiHrd do"n tue
| Raw but none Of them has been upon an ihie'ua'
ship and their detention has net been long; On
Jnmagr l., expected sail on his return voyage o"
| Wednesday Of next week: . a.. lac,
rooms I'm the new Boys High School IL conld mol hs
opcncd last week and the classes r,asSembl'd III ll
oid rooms I'm Court st. the lease OF which does moi
| expire until the end Of this month superintendent
| Mixwen Of the department u IMohC IhslruIIIDn,