New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
TAKING HOLD WITH A WILL.
CLUBS HOLDING ROU SING MEEIlNOS.


PLEDGIXG HEARTY sUPI OFT.
The Fordham Republican Club held meeting at
Republican Hall, It's new headquarters. last night
DR. : Dalcom presided The clubroons. which
were opened TO members OF the organization for The
first time occupy the whole second story OF large
building opposite the Harlem Railway station. IHe
main hall is 5sxos feet and there ATE beside billiard
reception and committee rooms. temporary speak
ers p,otform will be built over the sidewalk and
large transparency bearing the names Of Harrison
and Reid will be erected The rooms VIII
benccforth be o,cn day and night. Charles Dunlap
offered resolution congratulating the Reinblican
party on the selection of Harrison and Keid as It's
standard bearers, and emplacaly indorsinG the ne
publican platform and plcdens the individual iovaW
II the club TO the candidates
Among those present Charles II. Crcain. re
cording secretary: James II. Jones, treasurer;
Charles H. Berrian and William r. hne'
sicopresidents; General William II. Morris F. j.
Kenny, Mr.. Stoddard, William J. Lee, A. B. Marshall
James c. Knox, \. b. Cahin, II. ii. Barnard, D
II. Mopes. John lisskin, IT, j. b. hashn, nT.
Holland, c. W. Vlecland. Frank Sheppard, George
s. Sheppard.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Harlem ie-
publican Club was held last evening at It's clubhouse
No. l45 West One-hundredand twenty-ihh S.. WIN
Washington Winsor in the chair and Walter "a'Hhs
secretary. a letter from President Harrison was &c
celved thanking the club for its hearty Enforcement OF
were received that from the finance committee snow
Ing a balncc OF 1855 In the treasury The following
we're elected delegates to the state convention vi
the Republican League 10 be held at Rochester, MOT
timer c. Hewlett Charles d. Baker airt ). Il. van
! De Carr The following were elected members OF
tho o,uh. Henry T. Robnso1 BRYANT Willard, J. Hllen
brand Alfred II. Page, Francis b. Sednian H. H.
p,vne and H. c. Craig. Among those present wero
alas C. Croft II. VI. Greene. Cabins Thomas Wight
philip B. Low, Francis Howell william ~ PhiprcR'
Charles D. Baker, Mortimer c. Hewlett, IhomaS j.
ConT,rs JoIvn A. Thilbrcl F. A. Richard, Llh'7lA
Deity BROWNE, Isaac Cole. Thomas Patton "liifnh
Leonard. Dr. sheldon, Daniel T. putney and William
Wendell.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the lorkvil!c KcpnD
IIcan Club was held Monday evening at the clubs
new headauarterS, No 147 East Ninety -thirdst. III
character the cu0 IS both social and political anu
tho billiard pa,ior has just been furnished win ~"
pool md billiard tables similar To those IN the mon
League Club Every effort has teen mrte by the oh'ccrs
10 make the clubIoons pleasant, aud ATTRACTIVE a.
possible. Thirteen members joined al 'he meet
nr so that the present membership Is over lfo'
Regular weekly meetings Will be held every Mono1y
evening during the campaign, and grand FABRICATION
rally and housewsrmng will he held the las' oi '"o
week II the furniture is received In time.
The officers OF the club Edward Du Eouis, pres
;derA: r. b. Kline first vice PRESIDENT Adoph elm
mons, second vce-prcsiden; William r. Rose IMAM
cal secretary George F. Morey, recording secretary
Erinknan,
Parker, treasurer.
A rousing Republican meeting held at the head
quarters of the Ivy Club Of the XXld Assembly Dis
trict No .o2s Thrdave., on Monday night to rally
the nomination OF Harrison and Reid and TO welcome
home from Minneapolis John ii. Gunner and Johh
Little speeches were delivered by Alfred o. MASON
and samuel J. Campbell. The club elected Samuel j.
Campbell Adoiph Pfefer and John Huehcr to repre-
sent the Ivy Club at the convention Of clubs 10 be
held In Rochester. The meeting closed with rssolu
ions Of hearty support 70 Harrison and Reid
A rousing Od-timc ratification meeting was held At
Grad opera House Hall, at Eghth-ave and Twehty
thirdst; last evening. There wac oard Of eight
r.ces 20 tohi RI the stage, ana whcn IN speakers
we're not stirring up enthusiasm with reference 70
the candidates tr, Republican National ticket the
haired patriots present said the occasion reminded
in years gone by. Amos Parker Wilder called IN;
gathering 10 order aud after the bam had played
.Ihe Star Spangle I:irner.' he said
We meet tonight 10 rltify the nominations mode
at Minneapolis. ON the ticket the Republican con
t ven eeran mae yPco,y ana next ia we sha have
chance 20 rejoice over The comne,e DOWNFALL o., OF
platform a declaration of rncples that have resulted
In good government and with such prosperity that the
viii not hesitate TO god ana the RICH,
mex: November II Is needless = talk OF the candidates
pie. and in wh,.law Reid We have man for oir iext
NiccPresidcnt whose very vein, run with Republican
now The independent voter, Of The State have be
came so disguised with the Democratic. pollics OF
that they are now al Republicans, and on next No,
yembc. election day tie voters will administer Just
rcbukc 10 il and Tammany Hall. The Harrison ana
Reid ticket will surely VIM
T. J. Mscsey. A. Willis Lightbourn and Frank D.
Payey also spoke. The meeting held under tue
auspices OF the shepard Lecture Course The next
ratification will be hid IN about two weeks at Caren-
dou HAL. ,- ,.,..., ,.-.,,,... c...,,,..,,.,,
Of the City and County OF New York was held last
srcninc nj No. 40 West Twenty -scventh-st. Caleb
S.nms president Of 3he organic alton. occupied the
chair Those present unanimously agreed 10 give
d
narty' BENJAMIN Harrison and Wmtcaw Reid. ana gave
fhrcc hearty cheers and Tiger for IRE ticket before
adionrnipg This organization voices the sentiments
~ oil tho hest associations Of colorcd men IN tins civ
and is influential at the p9I us 1.nce Tsw are Red
cnet and Harry l vice presidents Isaac f. iosepha
Secretary Major Il. Poole treasurer ana william Free
nan chairman of the executive committee
regular monthly meeting OF the Worndng s
Protective Tariff League was held last evening AT
inncf,on Hall Fourthave.. Dr. John Creighton pre-
Sdins The members feel justly promo OF the WORK
srronnpyshed by this organization, and deem the
outlook for the future cnconr g1ns keS2uohs me,c
passed expressing the pds; r the The u %oIn"sna" q
Benjamin Harrison for President. ana OF Mhi,e dn
ieid for Vice President. and calling upon The work
jngmen Of the United states TO siard BY inc cana-
dates and 90 their utmost 70 maintain me principrs
ond 10 pcrpetrste the doctrines OF Rcp'hllcaDsm ~
srt forth 81 William Mckinley. jr.. Cheuncey NJ
pepew and others. The members Of the league
pIetved themselves IN another resolution to support
an I'm their power 10 elect then. Dr. creighton reaa
= letter which he had received from President HarTi-
son expressing thanks 10 the members Of the Leasuc
for their cordial corgratulanons II the iaien" rr
Of the Leaeue to hold rathcation meeung at eooPc'
Onion at an earH date