New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

WAY while in a few year, the Twenty ifth Ward VIII
he large enough to sub divide into three "ad-
I, h. curious and Interesting fat that United
STATES District Attorney johnson and Corporation
Counsel jerks who opponents regarding the legal
o.o.f,n. involved IN the Few dpporiioamcnt, were
,,o,,c,l opponcnt, when the apportionmcnt OF lo7-
@ made hut tlcy were in different political oihce,
, that fine A, Mr. Johnson was thea Democrat
and Mr. Icnh, "A Republican. iiut each hdN hc'h
Ion, enough with his present party 70 feel AT nome
IN IT, Ina,
rhe work Of organizing Republican clubs Is going
forward nctlvcly I'm many parts oi the 'IS. III"
rvcuticth Ward Harrison and Reid club was or
r,r,,cd with cN-Judse George &. EeynoM, president
last week and It Is in contemplation 10 erct tent
90 , ,r.od.u wlgwam upon vacant lots Mt clinton ana
n. knIh avcs and to hold many meetings thcrc 10
rou,. the interest Of Republicans In that part OF tne
civ TWO new organizations were started IN Inc
rveuty. first Ward last week. and with the Harrison
and Reid brigade already In existence ana rapidly
,.,nc recruited every Republican IN that ward Will
,o drawn into active service before the campaign Il
ovcr The first gun was sounded In Red HOOK ROM
an Wednesday night when large audience heard
General James OBeirn" Franklin woodruff M"
lease Johnson I'm Visitation Hall. at Fremont ana
van Brunt sts. and ringing resolutions were adop''.
rho WhItclaw Reid Battery OF tie Iweati -elEhth
w,rl will meet tomo evening a; EverEr"cn-avc.
, cov.rt St The Young Mems Harrison and Reid
.N1l. N
,coreo, ayes tomorrow night The Nineteenth
,-, CoIorcd Republican club viii meet AT Walton It.
, 1hroop.avc. on Wednesday evening.
,r, or, ,ni,atlon OF the Republican Campaign Con-
l., h,. bcen completed by The choice Of Simeon
~ Chotcud.n As treasurer. lie bears an IGNORED
Inc a. his father throughout his life earnest
n a.,,ve Republican, and va, chosen to represent
s, ,,r,x in high Office The son ml~es his entrance
,,o roliticol life under favorable auspices. lie Is
.,s,,,,r NJ the most representative Campaign Com
,,,,ec ever chosen in the county. IT, composition
n,od IN the Committee Of one Hundred which
u1 - mu.h Tor the best Interests OF the city
or, NJ years ago. and In the later Committee of
,.t,y Th. Eryub icuns now Lave tampaisn Com
i.I'tcs ~ one lunulel ana n Flnanc. committee OF
w., Witch are thoroughly represent bodies and
ir,',do the men OF best STANDING H. tic community.
!, ,rouM be impJs ,ible iOi tnc Democrats, with
~ id.r,,hX larscr number ~ men % choose from,
~. 'rn,,,rL hem The cOu.gat bct0ccn the who
I'm manage the cumpiEn for TIE respective parties
y, .,rikiug On the htpuUIcdu SIDE tho nbl"ot men In
ho community me enlisted and serving from pure
mn tiotI-m and devotion 10 principle. on the Demo
rr,,c side a clique Of OihO,-hOd'rs and Once seekers
t,vc fnll sway and ecorn the assistance of any ele-
,,'cn, outside Themselves IN" men who organized
,he = anti map" movement In Kings County are find
INC themselves quietly ignored by the regular man
,,pers and II they pu forth any efforts Will have o.
~ 40 nnalded by the machine
Wv There was n notable lack Of interest In and at
,opdnnce uDyn the Notification ceremonies in the Madi
SON square Garden on the part of brooklyn Dem
ocrats Last week. When the programme was first an
nnnnced "A committee OF Brooklyn Democrats wrote 10
Mayor Grant and received the rejoinder that they
could have share IN the exercises by pa, ing Asses
peat Of $50 apiece This se9t cold csil doxa Tie