New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
THE GERMANS TO THE FRONT
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR HARRISON AND REID.
HOUSING MEETINGS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF
THE CITY-THE SPEAKERS AND


THEIR THEMES
THO German-Amerlcan Republican organization
Ct the legal With Assembly District met at No. 80
Norfolk-st last night TO hear two SURFING ne
publican speeches These were made by Samuei
Schimkowitz, president Of the CARRIED league III
English, and by Gustav A. Rain. OF Wisconsin.
who spoke in German: Mr. Schimkowltz reviewed
the history of the Republican party, and clearly
showed that il was to the interest OF all Ms
hearers TO vote the Republican ticket.
Mr. RAIN was popular with those who appre-
ciate good German tariff talk. Applause was
freely given. and the exposure OF Deinooia"'
lies made deep impression
The officers of this energetic club are Moses
LehrberCer. president Louis Solomon. first vice
nr,sident. Jobn 7 Schwack second vice-presi-
dent: Otto Schmidt; financial secretary; Henry
Fischer recording secretary, and Otto Bardos.
treasurer.
The German-Amcrlcan Republican CLUB OF the
XItb Assembly District held another rousinS
mossmcetng at No. $50 West Thrty-sixth-st'
last evening. Morris Bernstein was the prlnci-
nal sneaker of the evening, but before he was
introduced by J. Lttcnburs, the president OF the
Climb the secretary announced that twenty new
names had been added 10 the me'nDer.mp roi
since the last scmimonthy meeting The ciuo
expects 10 add 90 moro names to It's meuioership
list before Election Day. Mr.. Bernstein. in ms
remarks referred TO Cleveand's letter, and pointed
ont the inconsistency of the Democratic party lie
also told his hearers something about tin-pae, and
showed the audience sheet of the metal Which
WAS made in this country from American tin ore
and by American workmcn, who are paid American
wages.
The regular monthly meeting OF the German
American Republican Organization of the AVllth
Assembly District was held last evening az NO
RAJ West Forfe -seventh-st. Jacob Bauer pre-
sided. Tho Germans are enthusiastic for liarrl-
son and Reid. They turned out In large num-
hers 10 hear William Graucrt, of Ncw-Jers'y, VINO
smoke for three-1uartcrs OF an hour comparing
the labor statistics of this country with those
Of EUROPE lie also made use Of the report OF
Commissioner Peck, of this State, in convincing
manner Charles a. Flammcr and DIR. Gusavc
Schoer, president of the German Central County
Committee also made short addresses. which were
anplauded Dr. Scholcr has been visiting all the
different man-Rcpublican clubs of the city
recently and he SAYS that all the Germans hate
Tammany Hall and will support Harrison and
Reid 10 man. The interest they are taking
in this campaign he said in answer 10 questions,
is really surprising. | regard the outlook az
encouraging Harrison and Reid will surely
carry this State for Protection and honest money.
Other Germans i'm the district Nprcssed similar
views THE with Assembly District will he
a great disappointment 10 the Democrats this
November" was their verdict The club has
an active membership Of about 800 voters Tie
officers are Jacob Bauer president William Rnsch-
haubt, secretary. and Theodore Kaufman. treas
urcr.