The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12
REPUBLICANS FATTY MILDLY
They Want Cleveland Nominated Now
The Maths UarrIson Transparency W.


Republican efforts to "enthuso" over tn,
nominees OF tho Minneapolis Convention wer,
not very successful last night Meetings were
held by tho Republican Ciup and by severa
other clubs and local organizations In differen
| parts OF the city, but at mono OF them wns TIT re
| big or enthusiastic crowd.
| reporter who entered the Republican Ciut
at 400 Fifth avenue ut . o'clock got hal
cheek No. %. There wcro few moro thar
twenty six persons in tho rarlors. Some had
| taken their hats in with them.
| Speeches were made h. John S. Smith. who
presided. J. J.. Chittendcn. John Proctor
| Clarke. Edward j. Bartlett. Edmund Wetmoro
| United States Commissioner william NJ. Deuel.
! Mortimer c. Adams. James 5. Lehmcicr
| Ccphns Brainerd. jr.. II. r. Demil. and Col. G.
| II. Dcnson.
All the spoochos were in praise OF the candi-
dates. particular stress being hid on the fact
| that the Republican Club had been especially
honorcd In tho selection OF ono OF its mcm-
hcrs, Mr. Reid, as the candidate for Vice
President.
In resolution ratifying the nominations
tho club declared that it sent greeting to the
Republicans Of the country and congratulated
| them on the opportunity to continue in Office
SO eminent. prudent. and conservative n
leader as BENJAMIN Harrison Ot tho clubs
own candidate tho resolutions say:
We recognize in whitolaw Reid hitting candidate for
A. omrnHSs he long g, snfs .r wfm ma a.
france his @srssr has reiOapdsd honor
y ca" props pc Of tue
The Republican organization OF the Twenty
third Assembly district met Mt $50 Third
avenue to ratfy the nominations and to raise
The. banner raising was postponed until
Tuesday evening. Speeches were pa, mado by
tak fT f nnI br 'f D"WitC. Ward. ''"i'' "
II the stuffed One is nominated by the
W. will h is state hS s for s
prayer as good lcruh!icans., from now until
tIe nomination is made al Chicago. that the
the meciini: and hgred /" HlI the heqaamar,
ouss s"f ati:%sh' EaSN seysntS
aysn"c Win as many woS IF the i.ow Third
OF the house. which was addressed by Charles
+ Baker, eY-Judse Frederick 6 GicttIney,
ratifyng the nominations and endorsing tho
platform were AZ olted.
raised in this town was put up early YESTERDAY
morning by the Ninth Assembly District lie.
This is the club that tore down Harrison
transpnrency put up a few weeks a., ago by ror..
who. after this incident. withdrew and formed
Inc Hamilton Republican Club held house
occasion 10 lass resolutions endorsing the
Republican nominations; Tho resolutions
praise tho platform. and the club pledges
itself to support Harrison and Reid.
TIE clubs new house is Il four story brick
with brown stonct trimmings. at 2ll West 10th
street There is II meeting room on the first
floor parlOrs and reception room on the Sec
ond. billiard room and bachelors apartments
for the use OF members on the third. and
jaritor's QUARTERS on the ton floor. The club
has occupied the house since June and has u
years lease. with the privilege OF ronewa! for
three years. The President is T. c. Campbell.
The True Blue Republican Club Of the Nine
teenth Assembly district Inrndcd. through
speeches at Col. Aug. f. Claussen's hall. at
1lSth street and Eighth avenue.
4 Harrison and ltoid ratification meeting
will he held next Saturday night. Among the
speakers last night were Col. Ellison. Presi
dent Of tho organization. eN-Alderman
Matthews. eX-CongrcssnIan Stuart, Gen.
o. Beirne. and Col. CluuSScu.