New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
MEMBERSHIPS GOOD WORK.
THE BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN ORANGE. :
THE PARTY THOROUGHLY oRGANIzED-NAsY
DEMOCRATS WILL VOTE THE RE-
PUBLICAN TICKET.


There Is probably no city Of Its size In the state
where the enthusiasm Of the Republicans over the
election prospects great In Orange and where
the party Is so thoroughly well organized and such
earnest work Is being done. feature OF this cam
pa.gn IS the Vigorous way In which the young men,
those that will cast their first Presidential vote this
year have thrown themselves heart and soul into the
work. and 1t Is this feature that Is especially hope
full The foremost Of these clubs is the Young Mems
Republican Club, OF the Oranges under the pres.
dency of George J. Bayes. The club has q mem.
bershIp OF 200 sf the brightest and best Of fhe
young men Of the city, and uniformed corps under
the command OF David L. Ferson. The city has
been carefully distrtcted, and the club Is now
gagged in making n careful house-tohouse canvass
and not voter the registry lists Will escape their
scrutiny. Whatever the result In the city OF Orange
It's residents will b. assured OF honest vote and
a fair count The presence Of the Federal super
visors at the polls will also help In this direction.
in West Orange. the West Orange Republican Club
Is doing yeoman work. This club has member.
ship OF over 3OO and among the members are large
number Of those that have heretofore always voted
the Democratic ticket, but that have become utterly
disguised with the abuse Of power and the havery
OF the Trenton rings" The Parkinson Republican
BATTERY is another potent factor In the fight 10
the Fourth Ward. the centre OF the hating Interest
and the stronghold Of Democracy, the Orange valley
Republican Club Is making great inroads on the ranks
Of the enemy This is caused to a great extent by
the condition Of the hating Industry few months
ago the trade not prosperous AS IT ought TO
be- The chief for this were that the toooers
and retailers all over the West and South had laid In
heavy stocks before the Mckinley bill went Into
effect and had overloaded themselves. The sales
men that have Just returned from the West report
an unprec edented demand for goods and as con-
sequence the shops In the Oranges are fairly utted
with orders. Hence where four months ago the
matters were dissatisfied and were laying the duness
Of the trade the door Of the Mckinley act today
they are shouting for Harrison, Reid and Protection
East Orange, a Republican stronghold, Is fully alive
70 the responsibility Of the Issue, and Is doing spendid
work II has three Republican organizations south
Orange has a fine Harrison and Reid battery, and
the organization Is doing splendid work.
The First Ward Orange Republican Club must not
be- forgotten with It's active members, nor the
Ioncstroh association OF colored men, that are max
ing themselves felt In that cause among the colored
men. There is Il movement on foot In the FIRST ware
OF Orang. for the organization Of an Italian club
among that part of the residents OF the city. Al
together the prospects for the Republican party n
the Oranges never bright. There Is every
Indication that John Kean, jr will poll an enormous
vot. for Governor. The better class OF the Demo-
Gratis are heartily Disguised and ashamed OF the rng
rule that has made the PRESENT adiuihiS'rauoh y
Trenton a by-word, and many 0f them are OuSpoKen
In their determination 70 vote for MI kean'