New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
BROOKLYN WARD MEETINGS.


ASSOCIATIONS ACTIVELY AT woRk-NEMbhh'
SHIP AND ENTHUSIASM INCREAslN"'
The Republican Ward Association meetings IN
n,,,, To-. oron,ng wore largely attended. and the
a -, ,,onr now members were enrolled who desire
IN vote NJ tbe october primaries. steps were as'
taken TO further the interests Of the parry III 'no
campaign. 81. u.a .sso
President H. L. Palmer called the First warn A''o'
o,ot,on IN order Mt No "a Court-st. Many men,
hers were present. The names OF twenty
i mo, were proposed for membership. An
| nor,coment was made that the Campaign committee
would open headquarters In Clark-st'' near hui.on
f. I'm a few days and that meeuhgs "ohu We ~" n.y..
,bere every evening A. G.. Mcdonald cailed a''ehuon
70 the need Of steps being taken TO raise IuhuS io
campaien purposes. especially for properly equPP'"s
the marching clubs of the ward, ana was iiiorn'o.
hot tbe finance committee and treasurer already hao
the matter In hand.
Tho meeting of the Eleventh Ward Association, held
in the hal at Bridge and WHoughby sts was at'ehueu
bv over 100 members. The names OF large huihper
OF new members were proposed, and others We're ell
rolled Action taken toward securing uniforms
for battalion OF men to take part In the next parable
The oolorcd members Of the association promised 10
| turn out 300 uniformed men.
Thomas c. Mexican presided over the meeting OF
the Twenty.tEird Ward Association In the wlgwam NJ
Gates and Marcy ayes. The names OF l2e ne" mem
hers were proposed. c. Otrogge announced that dis
the ward recently annexed. The names OF Ioo per
sons living in this territory received on transfer
cards but difficulty caused by the iact tha' ,e
| cards had the name Of the secretary OF 'he i"en"
fifth Ward Association printed instead OF "rt.eh dc
signature and finally each man having transfer ca'u
| was compelled 10 rise ana idenui! hihseii po0i' ~
name was put upon the roll ~
At the meeting of the Twenty fifth Ward Assoc'auoh
at jefferson and Reid ayes, addresses "erc ih"ue ~
James Ward and Colonel Charles Morton, ana res0,''
tions wer adopted commencing the action OF the oee
gatesto the General Committee in opposing reeoshiuoh
of the division Of the ward at the meeting as' "oeh
The meeting of the seventeenth WaN hepupn' al
Association was held last evening In Turn man, III
Grecnpont-ave. Vice-Presdent Bailey occupeu 'Ie
chair in the absence OF President Boi'oh' 'o"n -
Crane recorded. The vigilance committee reported on
njuety.seven names who had been found engIpe' anu
were ordered placed the roll. Ffty-sM apph'"-
tons were received and report on tlese VIII We "
oeved at a special meeting on september 80.
Much enthusiasm was displayed at last hisn.
meeting of the Nineteenth Ward RepuDncah Assooi"
lion. held at No. 124 Harrson-ave George II 'acooS
presided and IL. W. Smith was secretary Ihelo was
n big attendance and the roll OF the banner hePuo
lcan ward of the Eastern District was sweiied by 'ne
addition Of thirty new Names while twenty-six propo
siions were received and referred TO the proper com
m,ttee An invitation TO attend oanherI raising o'
the Harrison and Reid Club OF the ward on frua!
september 80 at No COS Wythe-ave, was accepted
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ticket for the coming primary election
George A. Moulton presided over the mcethg Vi
,be Thirteenth Ward Republican Association last
evening and Secretary McEney recorded the names
Of twenty new members on his hst' WINE "earls
twice as many more propositions were '"eNv'
|, Among these latter Frank W. Meyer the
G r,other Of the Republican candidate for Mayor last
wear Frank Meyer made short address 10 'he Is
soc,otion saving: Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen :
@ 7 have always been a Republican and always ihtehh
TO continue as such. have hvcd III inc war" W
three years but Joined the association peloc'
! This year am interested In the campaign ana thc
candidates and intend do all can for the success
q ~ my narty some people have been saying that
would follow ny broheT into the Demc mo- way G Gna
Ts is utterly fae Henry GhH go ,ha MS h wAi Gons
light and know that am Ny ehS,ce 0l ha
btn AN" made after considerable thought and do no.
see how any thinking man can prefer free uae anu
Wny.r wss heartily cheered when he concluded
TIE chairman then appointed as caihPaisn 'on, d
p lSe d O. 5nlly closed the meeting by giving
a lecture on the tariff illustrated by stereoptcon
Vice President George Hall presided over The meet.
ing Of The Fifteenth Ward Republican
Yoiuge. number OF new members were eiccten anu
thirtyseven propositions were received ~ va, a., ~"
cided TO hold special meeting next Monday ior va w.
nJrnosr OF clccng the applicants who are ANXIOUS 70
ioinr. Resolutions indorslng the ticket were unani
"'" The sixteenth Ward Republican Association held
their regular monthly meeting last mght III ~ u
r raani meeting was held. President Geor;e l.
en IN the chair ana Sccfr,nry for memberp
were received and referred. The committee repr ed
voraHy on 1913 applicants ana l hey ,s %e bc and
telling speech said that ali indications pointed 70
certain WGoFy followed %r ,f W chaactcrstc address
which was loudly applauded several other sn3 ,,h
p efss%s were SceTs 'q for Harrison and reid
Al the regular monthly meeting Of the Fourteenth .l,,1
N W,ip IS Grand st.. last night the OF Henry a.
Never tie Republican candidate for Mayor OF BROOK
lyn a wear ago, stricken from The ron. Nj.
Never had rendered his resignation. but lbs name was
stricken from the roll without It beng reaa comn
Objected TO tie reading Of his resignation. declaring
that Never had never been regular meC %,c Oh , nn
the roll as matter Of respect, owing to ing CANDIDACY
the MayOry Mr. reay%y ds s Are ,9a M
party when he received the nomination MI M cn
ieD Gas iso eSea s ' large number
names were enrolled last night .a..,..o. hal,
its regular morily meeting last night at No. / Bush
wick ave- and was attended by large ana ent c
recorded seventeen names were enrolled, and sew
onty three applications received. Ex state Com.
Warmly ind5rsng the nominations Of Harrison and
Reid and pledcng the candidates hearty support
en- sad p tba m the ndications We're hat With con
linuance Of tile work already performed, the biggest
sSc n"[ Of ,h Noo old Eighteenth Ward The resolution.
were unanimously adopted. and committee was ap
pointed TO act in conjunction with committee from
Inc T. F. Williams Battery in preparing for rousinl
mass meeting and banner raising.
MR. CRAM DOESN'T WANT TO BE MAYOR.
President ]. Sergeant Cram, Of the Dock Department
said yesterday that recent statements referring to him
~ a candidate for Mayor wholly unauthorized by
him. IL am not a candidate fer Mayor Commits
soncr Cram said land would not accept the nomina-
| lion IF IL were rendered TO me-"