New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25
WIDE AWAKE REPUBLICANS
CHEERS FOR PRESIDENT HARRISON.
MEETING OF THE GROWING WEST

SIDE CLUB-oTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
A most enthusiastic meeting Of the West Side fe-
publican Climb was held last evening IN the c'uVs
new and handsome quarters No lo2 west Eighty
second-st. II was a house-warmng for the CLUB ana
nearly 100 members present. over year
ago the club outgrew It's old quarters IN "ca'
Seventy. second-st. and the new rooms were taken
In order to accommodate the large attendance ex
pected whom the club begins to take an acuve
Interest which II proposes at once To 90, III '"e
coming Presidential campaign.
The new rooms are large. and with scaling
capacity Of over 900, will be one Of the most ilpof
tant md comfortable meeting places In upper New
York CITY The field covered by the club is Il large
one. and taking In. as II does. the entire NiNh
Assembly district which has $4,000 voters, the In
nuence il will have In the fall can easily be under
stood
Promptly at 80 O'Clock President Talntor called
the meeting Ia order, and IN braef speech ih''"
d,ced the first speaker Charles II. Treat, Republican
member Of Congress fOm Delaware. Mr. Treats
sp,ch was n, were all the others short and 10 The
point and AT the expression Of all patriotic scnu
ments and references 10 President Harrison the
applause and cheers were absolutely r",ou'.
The second .hcr. the Rev. Madison c. Peters.
postor O, the Bloomlnr,iae Reformed church, said
at the close OF the speech: Next 10 the lo'o "l
God the love CT country should have the strongest
hold on our affections and next to this. hatred 81
the hearty approval Of all present
The other speakers were Professor George W. Clarke
Charles d. Baker and Richard H. Greens" Between
tho speeches several profess onnl Singers "nicr'th"
the meeting. and George DAILY. member OF The
club also sang. Al 10 80 O'Clock n supper wiH
fe-vcd The next meeting q The club VIII be- h"H
on the first Tuesday In June. Among those present wcr
". James Culgin. Louis Runllel. G. Golrey Patterson
Charles T. Hammond, Judah l.. Tnintor. heSanhH
Carmichael. IT,, George T.. Klng-bufy Edward IL.
Boyer Horny W. Smith. +. II. Dunn. william n
Wright George A. Wright. II. u. fustic. william
irwin Martin william +. Diller j. c. Pnmpciy, VIII
lam A. Daily, william W. Merrill J. j. smith aud
George CLIFTON patchcllcr
Tho officers Of the club are President. Charles y.
Taintor first vice president. John L. " Hunt second
vice president. J. Edgar Lcaycrat, third vic" pr"-i
dent Lucus VI. stanton. corresponding secretary.
Leopold Leo; recording secretary, Frank hra'naN
treasurer. Austin NJ >lauson; executive committee.
class Of 90. william II. Bcamy, william II. CHAP
man. Alexander Caldwell, Caa;cs L. Hammond
Ezekiel c. Williams; class Of %. Samuel H. Randall
Charles T. Hoffman. IT,. John Coar, william H. l..
Tott.n. LIoyd l. Seaman: class Of 49, Frank H. P1lt
Abraham Grriser David Mitchell. Lucin- Il. lln'cMn.
son. Kllacn Van Rensselaer, and the oHicers Of tn
club cX-0i.cO.
Tho East side Citizens Republican Club held II
regular monthly meeting nj Houcv'Ti Hall ~"
l543 Avenue - last night. y. L. Mason, tie prr-i
dent presided. IL was decided 10 hold "A cahilabc
ri COLLEGE Point on July %. The following com
mittec will have charge Of the affair Franz Burch.
Paul Kramer Louis II. Bold, Jacob Miller. y. l..
Mason and Henry Kramer \ resolution expressing
The regret Of the club at the death Of John HUFFMAN
member was adopted. Kinks brass band marched
into the hall during the meeting and played stirring
air after which James Nixon made n humorous
address. Among those present Tcrc Louis ii. Bold
secretary Frank Burch Hamilton Bridge. Theodore
Ohm r. II. MONKS Frank stclnbrechcr Joseph Wcnk.
Henry Render A. Rcirsn. X. Kalmuck. j. Frphnlan.
H. Iiuncr r. &. King, Fr'nk Miller Peter J. sleeian
and John II. O'Ncl.
meeting Of The Irish -Amescan Republican Club Of
the XXIlId Assembly District viii b. held Friday
evening al Kahn Hall No. ,991 Thiidave, to make
arrangements for ihe annual outing OF the club ana
other matter, pertaining 10 the campaign.
A special meeting OF tho Suburban Republican Clue
will DO held week from tomorrow night al the cub
house, In Parkave. and Onc-hundrd- aud seventy
sixt-s arrange fer the opening Of the Presidential
campaign.