New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
. ENTHUSIASM IN ALL QUARTERS.
WORKERS IN THE xITH LOSE NO TTME-oTHER
LIVELY ORGANIZATIONS.

new headquarters No. 80 SiXth-ave., was held last
night. The organization numbers seventy members
and a most hourishing condition. The meeting
was called to order By the President John NJ sheri-
dam The officers OF the association are John NJ
Sheridan pre,idciit William W. Tincker, tr vic>
president: William J. Debelin financial secretary;
J. NJ. Searle corresponding secretary; Benjamin Nor
lis treasurer. William Decker sergeant-atarms. AZ
the Of the meeting 1t decided to hold rati'
hcaon meeting, and Robert Breckenridge was chosen
chairman. Victor A. Shimmel offered resolution.
which was adotped with much enthu asm, indors'nR
the Republican standard bearers ard pledging the
undivided and cordial support OF the district Organiz
tions. Ringing speeches in favor Of the candidates
were made by John r. Milhoand, John NJ. Searles
Victor A. shimme. H. A. Mathews and Christopher
stewart, the Editor Of "Thc Union Tines who pro
dicted and published the Presidential ticket about
five months ago. The Harrison and Reid Campaign
Club of the XIth Assembly District was then formed
amid great cheering. The following officers were
elected President, John F. Mllholland vfceprest
dents, A. II. Williams. DR.. p. H. Murphy and Maios
II. A. Beatty secretary John NJ Searle; Treasures
Robert Breckenridge.
The following organizations OF the XIth Assembly
District affiliated with the new association: j. +.
O'Ncil Republican Club samuel Moran Republican,
Association, J. F. Milholland Republican Club, J.
O'Reilly Republican Association and Harrison and
Morton Club. Among those present were Thomas
Moran, John Connors, James Fnnlgan, Lawrence
der. Vince sheridan, James Boylan, James Clark and
Major H. A. Beatty.
A meeting OF the Union Republican Club OF the
XITTth Assembly District held last night In the
clrbrooms, Eghthave. and Twenty third-st. Isaac
Dayton made a motion that the club pass resolutions
commencing the magnificent patriotic and able worh
Of the Republican National Convention held in Mime
spois lie said that the club would earnestly ana
enthusiastically support the ticket, and when he said
that he would challenge party TO nominate any
ticket that would have ghost Of chance with Harm,
Reid the club burst forth in cheers long and
loud. Frederick S. Gibbs said that as an original
Harrison gave him great pleasure to second the
motion put before the club by Mr.. Dayton, and the
motion was carried with great applause Vari-
Ois members of the club said that the
ticket would receive the hearty support OF
all Republicans and Of all friends OF honest and
efficient government all the United States. 1t
Is simply superhuous to speak Of the candidates We
have nominated" said another member Of the club.
Benjamin Harrison is well known. loved. and TO
speced by the people Of the country while IN White
law Reid our candidate for Vice President. have .
man scarcely less known and respected familiarity
with public affairs and judgment riDened and strength
ened with the experience OF active life have well
fitted him for any position within the Gift Of the
people. The Harrison and Reid ticket Will surely
win in November"
The officers Of the club Clarence w. Meade.
PRESIDENT George NJ Gardiner. vice president: WILL
lam :. Waterhousc. financial secretary: George ).
Miller recording secretary Henry W. Gibson. treasurer
and Thomas 5 Hamilton director Tonight the club
will Join with the County Committee in ratification
meeting in the Hall OF the Grand Opera House. A
number Of speakers will be present and Ehu Root u
expected among Others
lively and enthusiastic meeting Of the Wide
Awake Republican Club held its headquarters.
| No 233 East Tenth-st.. last evening j. William
Rieckert presiding The members feel Justly Of
ck.A ptxa,
co"haons that tney can mike strong fight during the
coming campaign. These present unanimously passed
the following resolution:
Whereas the Republican party IN convention as
sembIed ut Minneapolis, placed in nomination Ben
jamn Harrison Tor President. and Whitclaw Reid for
Vice Pre- ,idcnt therefore be II
Resolved, That the members of the Wide Awake
Republican Club Of the XIvth Assembly District most
heartily indorse their acton in wise choice and
recognize the platform adopted as one which every
true American should support and We hereby pledge
ourselves To continue In the work nobly begun.
After the passage of the resolution the members
gave three hearty cheers for each Of the candidates.
Arrangements made for an outing to Astoria, W
be held on August :. on Friday. June "a, ratih-
Gallon meeting will be held at the clubs and
banner, consisting OF the American flag with the
name OF the club and the pictures and names
Of the Republican candidates on It. Will 10
placed across the street in front Of the clubhouse
work In this district viii each take a section to
in orcr TO arouse enthusiasm among the Re-
pubcans Of thar district. From now until the cleo
the Initiation fees TO this organization will be
pended in the hope that mant members may be
induced 10 take active part in the work this fall
Robert ". Taylor Of the Harlem Republican Club
elected honorary member of the club. he
being the first and only one to receive that honor.
The following executive committee appointed:
William Ncubert. otto Mattcrn and Peter Appel, and
the trustees. J. H. Eschcr Julius Prcuss and Joseph
stein were Reelected. The following is list Of tho
officers: j. William RE ,kcrt president; J. IL. Escher,
st vice PRESIDENT Challes Gaydoul second vice prsl-
dent; II. l.. Schadcr secretary Charles Merz, hnan
cal secretary. and George Feltman TREASURER.
All iactiona differences among Republicans OF ths
Xllih Assembly District have disappeared and an old
time ratification meeting will be held on Friday evening
IN which The whole district will unite. The commit
tee for this meeting consists Of Henry c. BacluA
Henry l.. >praguc. j. ". Morrison, Frederick $ Gifts
Martin C. liver James IL cowie Frank Gay j. II.
Grow, samuel Reid. C. W; Meade, Henry Gibson.
Edward T. Bartlett. John Proctor Clarke and Isaac
Dayton are expected TO speak among others. An en-
made TO have all the Republican voters of the district
present.
The XIIIth District may be a little slow In tho
start but We shall have one Of The largest and
glandcst ratification meetings ever held in this city
when we do get around to it, said one gray haired
Al meeting Of the regular Republican organization
Of the WIN Assembly al No l-J West HOuStOQ
ST.. on Tuesday evening, resolutions were adopted
heartily indorning the nominations Of Benjamin liar
iSon for President and Whtelaw Reid for Vice Pres
dent. The organization also pledged itself TO work
hard for the ticket John G. Dodd WAS chairman and
George H. Brockmcer secretary.
NJ the headquarters OF the organization OF tho
NNllld Assembly District. No. $3.50 Third ave-. on
Tuesday evening Harrison and Reid transparency
Was raised. The members are extremely prOud Of u
and say that Ii l. the biggest In the city, being
twentyone feet In height and forty one feet in length
They also invite any one TO show them handsomcr
The Young Mems Republican Club of the XXth A.
s"mby District held an enthusiastic meeting
Tuesday night and elected the following delegates to
attend the Republican League convention: smith
l1nc Julu. Koch and Henry Lipsiy altcrnates. Dr.