New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
coming election Jsmes McCsuey. Of No IL cenre.st
GERMANS KEEP UP THE WORK.
HOLDING ENTHUSI AsTIC MEETINGS AND SrRIV
IyG HARD FOR VICTORY.

ING HARD FOR VIOTOKf'
The German Republican Organization Of the Xth
Assembly District had mass-meeting at NO 331 East
feminist. last evening. DR.. T. ii. Newland presided
and introduced Gustave A. Rain. OF Wisconsin. WHO
smoke in German The speaker had made exhaustive
research with regard 20 German and English wages
and showed mathematcally the comparative purchasing
power Of the laborers earnings In those countries ana
In the United States lie clearly proved that not only
the money return for labor was greater here than In
Europe. but also that the same amount Of money
spent here and those countries for the necessares OIL
life brought far more on this side OF the water
Edmund G. Lee, OF the XVIII Assembly District, fol-
lowed him with few comments on President Har-
rieon and Whitelaw Reid, which received warm ap-
plause.
The officers OF the Climb ere Christoph Nermier
president; Jacob Utz. vice-presdent; p. schnzler
and J. anbrich, secretaries; and Christopher Resel-
man, treasurer
Reid Club Of the XXIvth Assembly District took
place last evening at Huntley's Hail. No. 2o8 East
Eighty sxth-st President John Vogler called the
meeting 10 order. A large number OF new members
were enrolled and Union Hail. No. 1851 Secondave,
between Eghtysecond and Eghtytlird sts., was
selected a permanent meeting place. Joseph
Hckert addressed the meeting and drew contrast be-
tween the worhingmen of this country and those
abroad. A. Schulz also described what he saw IN his
recent trip TO Europe. lie said that the average
wages there were onefourth what they were here and
that living was Just high. The meeting nall
was crowded. Among those present were
Henry Intermann, Gustav II. Haustcin. G. Feiderfh,
q. Wrade g. Wittfedcr. G. II. Tratteur. F. stefens'
H. A. Krauss lR. Kergas. +. Leopold, b. V. Won Kraft
p. Deiger II. s. Eppsen, NJ Pnaumer j. j. Dorm,
c. Belefedt, F. X. Kupatt, G. Tietjen, g. f. Nagel,
J.. Finkenstein +. Birkschneider. -. schoefier, L.
Dacht, L. s. Rejmamm, c. semscy, l.. May, G. F.
Morgen D. Speh A. Jrunwald j. Roth.
A meeting OF rhe German Harrison aud Reid Climb
Of the With and IXth Assembly Districts took place
In Blocker Hall, No 27s Bleecker-st, last evening.
Major Hero Hozbron elected PRESIDENT Lorenz
Flint, first vicepesident; Max seitz, secretary John
Alexander, treasurer. TheG about sixty mem
bers present, and among the most prominent were
VI. Leuthner. George Smith, Leo Rawitzer r. Mueller,
W. Besser. J. Ketz. q. A. WolleDschlaeger f..
Brueiern, W. Sauer, b. Fischer, A. Albert l.. Lehn-
kuhl, b. Dettmann d. Wicke, Henry Ameyer,
william c. Bantle, H. Schadc, G. Weller. C. strauch
Anton Beuel. George Grossman, John w. Schaefcr.
A. Goldberg, l.. Fink and George Scherrer. Major
Hozbron addressed the meeting, explaining the issues
of the campaign. lie laid great stress on the i'm
portance OF personal effort to be made by the mem
bers Of the club to secure votes for the Republican
candidates. The next meeting Will be held on
Friday, october 7, at Gr7mburgs Hail. NO cS5
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