New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
NO WATERING IN THE RANKS.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS MARCHING Tov!CToRY.
Bo1-s1NG MEETINGS IN CITY TEICTS-FEsTI.
VAL OF 4 HARLEM ASSOCIATION.

The XIIIth Assembly District was heard from last
night II was heard from In the interest 0, Harrison
and Reid and the enthusiasm that stirred up In
Grand Opera House Hall, where the big ratification
meeting was held reminded the old voters in that part
AZ the city Of some OF the Old time gatherings that
we're held IN years COMO by. The Old Xllth." the
district Is called. always famous FOR the large
amount OF campaign enthusiasm II could stir up. but
until recently the XIllth has not been heard from 70
any great extent. But from now or G. A. Winch The
presidert OF The campaign club OF the district Martin
u Hver Francis IauIeus Vinton Hoppin and other
active workers In that part o. the city say that the
XIIIth Will keep tho band playing and the voters
shouting for Harrison and Reid and Protection. And
last night was the beginning OF that promised en-.
thusiasn, and they began m earnest General George
sheridan was there TO keep the 200 people IN the
hall in good humor and convince them that the pro
tecuve policy was the only good policy. and G. 4
Winch Isaac Dayton and Francis l.. V HOppn were
on hand good word for Tie ticket and TO keep
tie ball rolling.
Before the speaker took the platform resolutions.
presented by Francis V. Hoppn. indorsing Harrison
and Red and the platform Of the party. and pledcnc
enthusiastic work from until election day were
unanimously adopted
The XIIIth Assembly District Republican Club has
large and comfortable rooms IN the Grand opera
House building and committees are constantly at
work. Harmony prevails In the district. and oeiore
election day 1t will be the best organized district In
the city, the managers say. Yesterday handsome
campaign banner with large pictures OF Harrison ana
Reid on It, was placed in front Of the clubs rooms
IN Eighth-ave.. near Twenty Thirds
The WIDE Awake Republican Club OF the old XlVth
Assembly District held large meeting last night AT
the headquarters No. 233 Fast Tenth-st The club
has pleasant rooms where the members meet during
IN whole wear for social purposes II acts in mar
mony with the regular district ORGANIZATION a
clause In its charter prohibits the ndosing OF any
except Republican candidates. All the members are
uncompromS;ng and fearless advocates OF kcpuoh-
ran nHnc,ples one Of the members said that thew
were SO radical IN their belief IN Protection that none
Of them would ever vote for the tamest kind Of
Mugwump a Democrat being. Of course. ont OF the
question. The club IS now in the Xth Assembly DIS
trict and the new appOrttonmcnt Is bitterly de
nounced bv all fairminded citizens Of the district
Seventeen new members were proposd last night ana
twentv-four elected 10 membership. An invitation
was received from the Progress Republican Climb to at
tend its second annual outing at Everhardts
Charlottesville Park WOodsde l.. J., July "a. and 1t
was voted 70 attend in BODY. The clubs own out
rr Will be held at Astoria Association Park Nos. @e
and 80 FlushinG-ave.. Astoria L. l., August T.
There will be dancing and prize shooting and prize
bowling. Other Republican clubs OF adjacent dis
trcts will be invited TO attend.
The officers of the club are j. William Rechert.
president; J. II. Escher first vice-preSdent' - VA!
oonl second vice PRESIDENT George feltnah ueas
urer: Charles Merz financial secretary; Herman L.
schradcr recording secretary. and August Hagan
buchle sergeant alarms. Among the prominent
members present last night were William Armbracht
1obn Tritsch John Kirscher. John Fisher. oscar
Ge,ser Louis F. Dar1nstaedt, Otto Mattern, : STERN
oscar Eilenburg and Charles GroSsaith.
The next meeting of the club will be held Oh
August 8.
so,,a strong points were made at the meeting Of
Tho Young Mems Republican Club, OF the XXlSt AS
semblv District. held last night at us heanduar'e
No 80 West Forty thirdst.. by Joseph Walwick' VINO
talked on the tariff and gave some practlcal IeSso"S
from his thirty-fve years experience as wage
Garner in free trade England. Mr. Wai~ick has also
bsen vorklncInan twenty years In the United
States and he said that all wage-earners who have
worked IN both countries confirmed protecuonls's
John C. Crawford presided. and " A. KNOX WAS
secretary. six members were elected ana De
sides Mr. WaIwcks. addresses were made by Nr.
Ca,,ord and De.ismin Beekman. The following
resolutions were passed unanimously
Whereas The Republican party a. is recent Netioha
Convention placed nomination Benjamin harrison su
whitesw Reid for President and VicePesioeht OF Hle
United States, and prOuuIesteu P''~Oi'" VI P''F
Tor the party; therefore
Resolved That the Young Mems Hepuohcsh o'uo VI
m. XXIs Assembly District Of the City OF New'fOfh' ID
tpm,mesns assembled heartily incprses TIC wise scuon
# tie convention. and pledges its uhQu'iincu 'upp "
he party's candidates and p1nHipes 49,
Rssolved That this club especially declares ana u wiz
evor declare, that 70 the American system OF P'o'e"
h sustained and advocated by the kepnohcnn party y
suv du. the uneoua.d prosperity Of this country among
n. nations o, the earth and denounces. end will ever
sneunes free trade IN country and tbs Democratic
marty and It's English allies Tor advocating IT,
Among those present were william G. Spencer
Theodore sneyder Jesse Bolles II. j. sheffield. Joseph
Minister William A. Downing. Henry NJ. Burt. William
Burnett, James Clark Michael Nulty. Patrick Nultv.
Edward Quinlan. Emil Chryste Thomas Cnmmlng''
Edward McKevy, John Gallery and Cornelius sullivan
The members, with their families. 81 the James
G. Blaine Republican Club Of DE XXlld Assembly
District made merry the Empire CITY Colosseum
last evening The club has been doing energetic WORK
in a political way, and II has managed, by feqnent
most cordial feeling among the Republicans OF ue
aistrict Last night the conditions for the dance o.
music was furnished by Bo-waldS full orchestra. and
many couples took part. The grand march was formed
about O'clock and from that time Till late at night
the members and their guests enjoyed the dance.
Visiting delegations from The Progress me Logan
Assembly District and the Ivy clubs were present at
the festival and among the large number OF promi-
nent Republicans Of the MID District VINO were
there John II. Gunner John Little, Charles
A smith John Earl Samuel Campbell, Adolph Prefer.
Henry Ohlmeycr Charles Jordan. l.. J. Dunn, Arch
bald Campbell, Joseph Briggs, Peter Gusick, Alonzo
Mason and william X. Benjamin. The success pi
lie festival and dance due entirely TO the efforts
Of the officers and committees OF the James G.. Blaine
club. They have been working indefatgably for the
success OF the festival which they believe has largely
increased the popularity and influence OF the club
lie district were President John Brandt; Vice presi
dents r. NJ. Hills and Albert Nielsen; John H. Ab
bott, financial secreiar{ julius GdGoef william
General George A. sheridan will address mass
meeting 0 the Ivy Club At Lenox Hal seventy
second-st. and Thirdave. tins evening" John Nc
Donald viii make n short preliminary address.
Another Polish Republican Club has been organized
The club is called The United Polish Republican As
ISOLATION II win meet On saturday evening at 5
O'Clock ut No 184 Ludlowst. Peter I. "odAchi
is the president
1T MAKES A LOUD NOISE IN A GOOD CAUSE.