New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
MAKING A HOT FIGHT.
AGGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
por-,yG MEETINGS LAST NIGHT IN CITY DIS
TIucTs-TnE SPEAKERS AND SOME
OF THEIR POINTS

the Republican principles only after caeiui S'"'"'
and reasoning. That they are now EepuphoiNi' ~
n-the wool therefore, is coIhplmehl 10 ,no SUM
ness ard logic Of Repubhcanism. Resolutions III"
,ndorsinr and approving the National Republican nom
nations OF Harrison and Rcd, and pledgns vigorous
support adopted In prompt ana D''si'es'""0 "''
Upon tbs the club chcer-not unnie coiicSc '"'0'
rcsoundod for Harrison and Reid. The cup t'e uo
cided b, hold an excursion TO College folht upon 'ie
last saturday in July, and after OTHER ei'p n'''S
were discussed General George a. oherlca'' o"
SPEAKER OF the evening, was introduced. lie 'PoAo
especially of the comparative wages earned by eng
y Al and American mechanics. The statistics WIFI"
be had gathered on this subject were forclbe argu
mcnt, IN the support OF the Republican party. AhlohE
other Engllshmen he quoted as corVoo%'"s
his statements were John Morley Eh'
Salisbury John Bright and John RuSkin'
General Sheridan closed his address by saSmS .'A'
Enrands Industries had reached their full deVeiop-
ment. while Americas had been growing for guar
fer Of a century only Icpce the undcVeiop'u 10
sources when brought into use. would widen u'c BOP
between English and American wages sun 'iofe.
The officers OF this club lIalin Johanseh' pi''
Ident Edward SundeI, vice-pre'ident' H. Ahi'uo'.'
secretary; j. +. simpson, corresponding secrer'i, -
Albert smith, treasurer and y. Olsen. chairninh "a ~
executive committee. y ringing roui'u "a Wv
cheer closed the meeting.
o,,,ited and enthusiastic meeting OF the Llhcoih
Union If the Ninth Ward was he'd at the cubroom''
No. Abingdon square, last evening fno' ~
President Walter Logan, presiding. ms ciuo VIM
Is only three weeks 90 IS doing most energetic worA
among the Republicans of this ward los roclih' "i'
large and have every convenience WHICH win "nu ~, ~
the comfort and pleasure OF its members Iheso
rooms are open every evening for social reunions ana
evervoae * welcome mt all times whether ne Is d
member or not The members arc all worheIs anu
have adopted the method of having each ilui' "u"i
canvass the district and try TO induce indhereh' ne
pubIIcans or waverlng Democrats to JON 'e ciuo 'u
take an active part I'm the campaign ms I'M Ne
the last week handsome banner 30 by leet ms Do'
placed in front Of the club. 1t has inc h'sctip o"
Lincoln Union Ninth Ward" on 1t, together WIN tnc
names of Harrison and Reid, and at each ei'u my
large picture six feet square Of HARRISON anu i'e''
This organization has completed arahgcinc'iOo io
holding a summcr-nlghrs festival In Lion fafh VII
septorpber FL Last evening eleven new members
were enrolled and there has been an average oi
o,teop uew members for the last three weeks There
Il he a. least two speakers ut each meeting OF 'hS
club from now until November, and large ha Jol"le
the clubs room has been engaged, III "h'ch " INV
rcusnC meetings for the exposition OF hepuphc"N
principles The Republicans OF this district are deter
mined to make strong fight during the coming
election and will work rs unit to eject h"rrison
and Reid.
rho s,coIor Of The evening was II. a. Mathews.
tho Irish orator lie reviewed the work done during
President Iarh SON, Administration and showed the
immense benefit, which the Mckinley law had brought
to this country by Increasing It, wealth fostering It's
infant lndustgic, and protecting the American WORK
man The Republican party, he said. Is the parIy
for Young men 10 join, and the party OF intelligence
and education and when 1t passes laws they are for
The benefit If the people Of the United states and not
FIR tho aristocracy OF England other foreign ma
lions At the close Of his address there was nearly
and prolonged applause. Other speeches were Maoe
lndorsng the administration Of President Harrison
and pra!slng the nomination of Whtelaw Kem ior
Vicc-Presldent. The following IS the list OF oicers
". Clark, president; Walter Logan Vcepresioeu''
George ; Andrews second vice-president J. a. Van
Da slnda. recording secretary L. J. IIocnnnGer
corresponding secretary; Henry a. kohler, financial
secretary ana Wye f. Clark. treasurer
In spite Of the heat last evening there WAS good
attendance at the regular meeting Of tho James c.
Blaine Republican Club Of the XXIId Assembly DIS
tdct held AT its rooms, No. l,5'i Avenue ~
After the regular meeting the members listened to
stirring campaign speech by y. }. Nerney. of Troy,
y y The meeting called 70 order at p M
with First Vice.prcsdent Il. NJ lill., IN the cmnr'
The reports OF the various committees SLOWED the or
ganlza;ion to be in good vor@iE5 order Ihe'V are
now nearly 200 members and several new naihcs were
added last night Tie club will hold It's annual
snmmernish,, festival Wednesday July 90, at
the EMPIRE City Colosseum.
After the business meeting, y. J. Nemey,
Who IS now working for the interests OF
the Republican party In the upper part
of the city, spoke i0rcbS on the Issues OF inc
campaign Mr. N,ney WAS Interrupted frequently
by npplsnse. He set forth the principles when the
present Republican party cmbodcN' showed us re'o"
If the past and called upon the worlngmen TO give
q thcir renewed support. The weakness Of the Demo
cratic platform as opposed TO protection and the
fraudulent dealings OF the Democratic party III TINS
state were named rs the factors which would go Ear
toward the de:cat Of Cleveland and the election "
HARRISON Tie officers Of the j. &. Blaine Nl"o are;
John Brandt. PRECEDENT; r. VI. Hills, FIRST vice
president Albert Nlescn second vlcepTesdeht' D. T.
Davis. recording secretary; J. IL. Abbott inan0a
socr,,arv. / W. Robertson, treasurer; William Kay
SER eigeant alarms.
An adjourned meeting. from the night OF July d. OF
the IXth Assembly District Republican Cnb' was heid
AT tle ORGANIZATIONS rooms, No. Abingdon square
l.,t evening" Clarence sears pres ding. lNis cmp Is
nreu,rcd 70 do energetic work In this district this
fall and is in a most harmonious condition. system
of organized campaign work has been begun and lis
ucmbs,, feel sure they poll strong vote during
,le coming elections for Harrison aud keh' NO
mains are being spared u arouse enthusiasm among INC
Hcpublicans of this district and many VINO nave TAKEN
10 active part In previous elections have Dee iuuu
10 ion. Arrangements have been maze 10 ha'c
wcr.known and competent speakers at each meeting
during TIE campaign, to expound the merits OF 'he
Republican platform adopted by the N"tohal Con
venton. This club has thorough and firm orsanId-
lion and II will undoubtedly DO potent fae"r
m the elections this fall. The meeting last eveDlh5
was for the purpose oi eIccting permanent ooe' Us
ror the last month the club has had only Temporary
officers in the early part Of the evening s'lrru'e
speeches were made pra!sng the Ctllnpt Admnis"a
ton Of President Harrison and ndorsihs the honi
nation Of Whtelaw Reid for Vice President The
following House Committee was appointed; james
WEBB william Dean. II. c. Taylor. Thomas l. 'Siief
and j. A. Edgcry. Edward NJ Morgan ana Wnham
nunn we're appointed add i9nal meinsers ol Se
executive committee. Inc loIU"ius yin. - 49,
unanimously elected Charles H. Macy prc1den1'
david Hunter second Nee.psc,llent Charles fsrgusgj.
recording secretary Charles NJ. B.lnkelhof, EHanou
secretary and Thomas +. Usher Corresponding Se''e
tary. ,,,..,. ,,.o.o ,,raeon4 last
over 100 enthusiastic Republicans were peSens n1,
might nj the regular weekly meeting OF tc lorhN.ne
Republican Club a. Nincly third II. ana ,'eAin.IonM..
situated a TIE club H. IN the heart OF te pno.'
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