New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
CITY REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE WEST SIDE CLUB

EXTHUsIA sTIC MEETINGS IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS
The members Of the West side Republican 'iuo'
which organized in 1855, sat down 10 thc'' lo'i''
annual dinner in the large dining room OF ''c "'o'
Endicott EiChty-frst-st and Ninthave., last hsh''
About $50 members were present Charles y. la'h'or'
president Of the club had just returned from hurFie
trip u II. LOis in time 10 I'LL the ohIcsi char Oh
the OCCASION seated near him weic the he' III " .
Macarthur the Rev DR.. George h. s'iODriuec' !'oS
well q. Horn, Robert W. Taylor. oI Omo' tie NV
Madison c. Peters end President John L. y. Hunt, OF
the Board Of Education vice president OF inc cinO'
Others present William ii. beiiamy'
Luclus NJ. Stanton, J. Edgar Leaycrah, Frank
Branard. Frank II. Plat, David MITCHELL
Lloyd !. Seminar, DR.. F. A. Utter. judah l.. Ioihtor'
Prote@o: FRANKLIN Sonnekab, Kaen Van RENSSELAER,,
Charles Andruss Cyrus Clark, George u Batcheler'
J. II. Mckee, William A. Daily. George NJ DAILY
Louis Rumble John Carmody. Pierre j. smith, t.
L. Hammond, George 7. Nngsbury, j. W. stevens
Abram Grubcr. Alexander Carmichael Abraham W. Lo-
zer George w. English. Dr. George j. Scabury, Thomas
william Bracher II. G.. Bishop Wilbur +. WaReman'
Seaman Wilson, 4. W. KinSman, William ii. BARKER
Lewis C. Whitton Herman Runkle, George \. wright
william MartiiI 3. Merritt Hook, Munr0e C!ihc' Jr''
W. H. BraInard and IlcmaI b. Wilson,
The ha. was simply decorated by the grouping OF
National coors and the twinng of evergreens around
the columns between the floor and ceiling Inc menu
was printed on strip OF white satin. seven lDchcs
long bv four inches WIDE and the reverse SIDE bore inc
impression Of the stars and stripes TINS was mounted
mon metallic standard, from the top OF when 10 'he
base it lrng like a banner. and these were preserved
as souvenirs OF the occasion.
Music was furni shcd by an orchestra stationed in
an adjoining room When the dinner was finished the
piano WAS rolled into the diningr0om and Professor
Sumekalb struck up The Star Slnnglcd Banncr, inc
company joining in the words. lie played NUMBER
of other patriotic airs during the intervals between inc
speeches and much enthusiasm thus found vent
President Taintor told Of the development OF the or
canzaon ana OF the confidence with which it would
enter upon its work in the pending campaign.
d. Macarthur deli erred u thrilling speech llled
with patriotic allisoHs and strong Republican sehli-
,nents He was followed by the Rev. DR.. strOOiidge'
whose eloquent words heartily chccrcd "ther
speakers were Roswell O.. llorr, Robert v" lNlV'
the Rev. Madison C. Peters, and John L. y. Inht'
The Republican District Committee of the NNtp
Assembly District met last evening at lis headquarters
M 2,o East 1Sclftb-st TO discuss the coming Clnl-
pulcn The members expressed themselves ds en-
courased ovc~ the POLITICAL outlook in New'fork
state. and they will make strong hE't for
the Republican party in their district Inc
.ont headqanrer; sou Of the sa Sis'Ss e 90 the
Xiyth Assembly District Wiz soon be removed % No.
IS Thrave in order to ,ecnre more f ccnTM l;
.gppond TO nominate election officers was not ready 10
as cO%pe ai1c Of cn nnmGt ad then G' @
to make way for meeting Of the Republican organizs
ton DR.. r. il. Sewiaa presided during n.y. Co5n ss
James TS% "D"" Hart James c%;ETovs Sn,. james
Muuphv is president OF the Republican Organization
and James i. Hart is chairman of the District Com
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the Republican
orsanzation Of the xth assembly District WA hfd last
t te p committee held Short session afterwad only
the regular routine business was Transacted. There
were present about $50 members, and among others
David WocpeT Peter hacc9Po II n ManeW
Brockmeier and l. d. Maloney GEORGE II: Brock ,sa
meier is secretary and John c. Dodd member OF the
of ih the "f I'D Assembly ' m-trSt held an
GnaSeT. Mo- %ee &G% Fesr evening r. Vn %5
presided. Ten new members were elected and several
Wyck and DEM, shea made short speeches. in which
they dwelt on the Importance OF the work mat coud
be done tor the Republican party during the coming
to stand shoulder to shoulder in the fast approaching
residential oampagn Tne speeches were well LIE re
work at once. The officers are i. V. II. Van WICK
i. Murphy. second vice-presdcnt; Francis Mc'ranc
secretary Thomas Stack treasurer: James Hines. ser
The James q. Blaine Club OF Harlem held its
regular monthly meeting last night al is haad'ome
efw lea1d i Kahn M pr ft snG ar r
wns secretary. Twenty members were elected and
vote Of thanks was given t. those members
who lad contributed literally toward the expense
Of lifting up the new clubhouse. y committee "ns
ordered be appointed. with ins ructions 10 m1lic
arrangements for hOuSewarming some timc bcOrr the
end Of Mnrch. Among those present were =. T.
Fciber, william T. r. BrnchcrhOf Archer Nc,hltt.
II. f. Hewlett. George Hunt. T.. jayne. Mr.. Cohn.
Louis Netcs f. Relnacker, Charles Cronk aud a. i.
Grace.
There an enthusiastic meeting Of the Republican
Club Of Torlham last night. at It's rooms. over Ed
warts's store in Kingsbridge Road near Fast Onehrn
dred and eighty fftht. Tho object Of toe gathering
TO talk over the dtuaton aud prepare 20 orZarize
permanent club. Tho present officers arc Ir"si
dent, pr. l. & Eacom secTrtarv. :. H. MapeS. treas
nrer James H. Jones. There will De another meeting
on next Monday e"eninc. at the same place. 20 con
slider the abortion OF constitution and by laws, and
for the election ~ The rst ~ the officers Among thc
present last nigh; were Charles Dunlap. General VIII
lam II. Morris. Charles Ecrian. William II. King. John
W Hutchinson 1r Charles W. vrccand, Patrick Burns
\. A. Knapp, Charles O'Neill, John Coughlin and
Thomas Casey.