New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
MARCHING TO VICTORY.
REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM GROWING.
THERE WILL BE MANY RoUsING MEETINGS THIS
WEEK

WEEK.
The Democrats counting this year on Republican
apathy more than on anything else to win the cleo
ton and defeat Harrison and Reid. Prominent
Democratic leaders are copsong themselves that
economic questions cannot arouse the Republicans
to sufficient action to rally their voters and Induce
them TO go TO the polls. In other words, that there
Is not enough sentiment In the tariff question and
the other issues involved In the canvass to get the
Republican party TO do its best 1t may be we'll
enough to allow the Democrats to "keep thinking
So" but II they have been put to Sleep with any
such theory they are bound to have unpleasant
awakening about November 0. There has been enough
sentiment" already shown In this city to get out
tile biggest Republican meetings, the largest Repub-
ncan parsdes and the most enthusiastic Republican
banner-raisings ever known in a Presidential con-
test up to the present point In the campaign. The
splendid demonstration which Brooklyn made
Saturday night ought to be indication to the
Democratic builders on Republican apathy that they
are mounting their hopes on an exceedingly sandy
bottom.
other Republican meetings last week were Just
as full Of eaestness, zeal and exemplary fervor as
the great outpourng across the river according
10 the size. This week there will be plenty moro
Of the same kind. The Republicans Of New-York are
III no mood TO allow their patriotic ardor to cool
at this stage In the canvass They are going right
as they have begun, as the following announce
ments will indicate:
An olddme Republican rally will take place to- night
In the rooms of the Lincoln Union, Ninth Ward, in
the Ross Building, at Bank and Hudson SITS. The
meeting to which workingmen particularly are In
vited, will be addressed by John Mcdonald and Frank
%. Pavey. President George NJ. Clark will open the
proceedings with a short speech at p m J. Leslie
Gossin, the celebrated reclatonist, will give some Of
his best selections, and the Lincoln Union Gce Club
will sing number of new and original campaign
songs. All the friends Of Harrison and Reid Pro,
n IN try nd M lahO orn
invited.
The Fremont Republican Club will hold It's regular
meeting this evening at It's headquarters, 10. 3sS
Third-ave. between Twentyseventh and Tweny eighth
sts, at o'clock Candidates for membership should
be ON hand. Good speeches will be made. John j.
Doubleday will preside.
The Colonel Elliott F. Shepard Hebrew Republican
League OF the Vth Assembly District will have It's
regular meeting this evening at the clubrooms, Nos
81, sc and IS Attorney-st Special business will be
transacted, and full attendance is therefore requested
by Lafay Schul,m president, and Max Abrahams,
secretary.
The Republican organization OF the Twenty fourth
Ward will hold meeting this evening at It's head
quarters, the Suburban Club, Onohunded and seventy
sixthst. and West Vanderbiltave This will be
meeting for more effective organization, and every
member is earnestly asked to attend. The presence
and advice OF every Republican in the Twenty-fourh
Ward desired. The call Is sent out by Charles
Dunlop president J. Thomas Stearns, executive men,
Der, and Henry G. Broas, temporary secretary.
The members Of tho German Republican Associa-
Zion will meet this evening at their new and COM
modious hail. No. zoe East Fifty sixthst.. where some
rafting good speeches for Protection and honest money
will be made. In both German and English. An old
fashioned lime may be expected
The members OF the Marching brigade OF the Pro
gressve Republican Club and all friends OF Harrison
and Reid, in the neighborhood Of Second-ave. and
Flrst-s. are requested 70 meet this evening at No.
50 Second-ave. TO complete the brigade organization
and get ready for active work in the campaign Uni
forms the value OF 81, 800 have been purchased,
and matters Of importance viii bc discussed requiring
a full attendance.
The German American Republican Club Of Harlem
will hold a mass meeting this evening at Harlem
Turn Hall, No. o1s West one hundred and-twenty-
forthst~, at which ex Congressman William f. Mason.
OF Chicago one o: the sblest and most eloquent advo
Gates of Protection to home industry upon the stump
will make the principal address. Mr.. Mason Will be
followed by other good speakers. The clubs cam
pagn glee club Will sing some OF the most popular
campaign songs In both the English and German
languages. Emil Labishiner will preside and open
the meeting with brief address.
Tile Washington Republican Club, OF Washington
Heights, will hold It's regular weekly meeting at
its chubrooms One,bundred-and-ffty second-st. and
Amsterdam ave-. this evening. punctnal attendance
Is desired os business of and Of great interest
10 the members will be considered. General Michael
Ker.win will preside, and good Republican speeches
will be made.
There will be u meeting Of the Independent Pro
lection Association of Harlem at the spacious quarters
Of the James q. Blaine Republican Cub, No. l12
East One-hundred and feminist, tomorrow evening.
wenknovn speakers will be present This club Is
composed mostly OF laborlng and all the friends
OF American labor are invited. President A. A. Far
ley will preside and open the meeting
The new German Harrison and Reid Club of the
XVIII and XXth Assembly Districts, Will hold an
other meeting at the New-YOrh Maennerchor Hall.
No oO5 East Ffty-sixth-st.. tomorrow evening.
Spec hes will be made in both German and English,
and a general good time is promised. DR.. 7. a.
f. Broetzkes, the president. will make the opening
address.
The Republican Club of the IXth Assembly Dis
trlct will hold its regular meeting this evening at
No. / Abingdon Square There will be good speaking
end business Of import nce viii be transacted
Tomorrow evening the regular series OF Tuesday
evening discussions will be continued ut the handsome
club rooms OF the West Side Republican Club at the
Hotel EndcOtt No. 102 West Eighty ST. Voters,
old and young, OF every shade OF politics Will be
made welcome.
The meetings for the campaign of the Hamilton
Protection Campaign Club TO be he'd In capacns
tent at onebund thirtetst. and ST. Nicholas
ave II will comfortably accommodate 900 people
Tomorrow night the active young oriHnators OF The
proiect will dedicate the tent with appropriate exer
cscs Plenty Of bunting will be displayed, trans
parences will be put up, rs wei as pictures OF 'ne
Republican National candidates. The Hamilton Pro
lection Club is the outgowth Of the Hamilton Repub
lcan Club. and has the backing and support OF the
Older organization. great time may Oe expected
10 morrow night -
The Twenty fifth Ward Republican Organization OF
Brooklyn will have meeting AT lis headquarters,
Reid aud Jefferson aves., tomorrow evening at
p. ~ -, , a.. pun,,co,
The regular monthly meeting OF the RcPublcan
ORGANIZATION OF the old Xth Assembly District VIII
take place Tomorrow evening at NJ. 2s Avenue A:
The noted Protection advocate, John l. Wheeler,
will address meeting at the large hall In Cooper
linton on Wednesday evening, Gider the auspce.
Of the American Protective Tariff League. This VIII
he Mr. Wheeer's last address In New YORK Ills
lecture will be illustrated with sercoptican Views,
over 100 in number. Mr.. Wheeler Will show how
the Mckinley Tariff iaw protects me american