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

THE WORK OF OKGANIzNIION-REPCBH-
C.v CIJ-RS PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.

~ entering vi nv N''"i'''r'' - -
- the anatby and halfhearcdne'' with which the
nonSr,,. In tho same part Of the city are following
- -, oA, +bo incidents OF the last week will settle
49, ,,io, II, the minds Of doubling ones In the most
r,rb.,ic manner n they be at all far-nind"d IN the
matter The difference In the Kepnphc'" h@'s-'hec'-
ing held I'm Madison Hall. III MthSohaVe' ana one
hund and twenty hfthst on IrrSday HIgHt tau VINO"
over 900 representative citizens WERE !"h"'o '''
tho great hall and as many more who conld not squeeze
I'm remained ourside). and the reception gwen 70 "rpVer
Clovo,o,d aud Adai f. stevenson at the sycamore
C7ub on Thursday might. must be painfully apparent
IA Democrat, and sufficiently n"rH1 10 hHpar'hl
observers 10 show which WAY the udc Is running.
,uppose BENJAMIN Harrison and Wh'teihw h'id were
70 no received In Harlem. Would the little "oNii-
foot parlor Of the SaGmore CHM, IN "n"hnhoic" HIN
fourtbst (Which Is scarcely large enough Tor
ar ordinary Harlem campaign committee to hold n
nocial meeting Inl bc selected to receive them IN
Madison Kali large as II Is. would hF lot h"mc"'
be thought o. for is too small even ior all ordinary
Republican mass-me'ing nj when Only "o"' Pc'N
rs are the attraction. NAhng short oil 7nhefS liar
lem River Park would have been conSidered lot a
moment and could any em"rpriShs quo" Vi nH'''''
have suggested largcr space than That |" h''a 'he
rocen,;on IN the Republican managers would nave
o,rared II al once and that space would nave Dedl
crowded 10 the last inch with Intelligent ciuZehS eager
70 see and hear the Republican Candidates
tcature Of the Cleveland and stevenson
reception on Thursday that Is FORCING
,sef on tho atcnt IN oi an 'hhAuls
citizens Is The fact that the Denocrauc "hu'""'cs
uorc received I'm Harlem exclusively " tnr S'S"'n~o
Cruh which Is a disnctively Tammany club Instead
~ ~, the Harlem Democratic Clah. "mch is Er
rre- organization and which represents lar greater
nort Of the Democracy of Harlem. Il''S ">"' wy
o.ore they not received ly thr hit'o p'""''"'S W
U,rlcm so rs 10 represent all fact onS Z" inc is'E :
a,~.nf-th in uppcr New YORK; Tie aiait iH' Hll Il
ranking feeling Of Jealousy In the oi''''S :" ''','f
D.rnocrT,tic Elcipfs ia Harlem, and thcy ana I"e
-,rIc,,, votcr. nrc wondering II th"y are Ia have
any Interest in GrovoT Cleveland
Tn. Republicans Of Harlem, however we've 100
lc,sv last week managing thor own ProSp N'l' n"lS
and Will DO too busy LhS week Attending 10 "o
many meetings which arc to re held % u''"'e "i"''
,no ~ tho souabhlings and heart bumns, Of hof
f4,nds. the enemy. They are pTMng on II 'anp"'sN
q, unprecedented confidence ard cuTestneS" ana a' q
oil thov ,~,n do to keep track Of the opnqur>ts an"
,ocruns an. coming In from all sdcS last week '''
Nad,son Hall ass-mtcting and The great S""HFI
nights festival Of the James I" biii'e h'puD''"n
conb Of th. old XXIld Assembly District, h'ld ~
III. Emprc state Coliseum, irtdcs many "n"r
,.ot,ngs kent their hands fdl and gnve 'D4r HSnds
ulenty OF mate.ial and arguments for missionary w"
1o,ts week will be even more crowded with k"puph
can nass-1ncctlngs and tn regular meetings 81 INC
different Republican organizations ~ Harlem.
ON "wednesday night the Irish American CIub OF
the XVIII Assembly District viii hold mas ine't
Ing and banner raising at IT. headquarters Ia Ih''u
nvc near Onc-hundrcd and-t"nth-st I"c'V u mum
,c Iow- about thee stalwart Irish Republicans and
,hev propo>c 10 make thing, lively III their h'lk"p"
hood 4 number Of VOL known spcaEerS have been
,,,r,ccd for the occn.ion among whom are General
n,u,trnc John T. Nlh0llaud. John Proctor 'hrhe'
4 d. Humphrey. General kcrwin and Henry I. KIDD
Insou Peter H. Mcdonald, u" president ~ t"is VIZ
oron. organization. will temporarily pic''de over nc
meeting hut after the Introduction BE- vii! resign tn"
rhoir to Henry Grds,c, and then MI M'D'h"u VIII
have few words To on u" pphu'"I '''"''"'
witch viu 10 listened ~ with great Interest hy IN"
crowds present The hcafquart"r, Of TIE lH'h Amen
can Republican Club 81 IA. NNNIth Assembly p''.
,rict 1, considerably larger than .pAii fit 1l 'r'
but even with this increased space II is al" I" say
that more I,cojc viii Doe present At ID" banner rl'hS
than were present IT the Tammany Inll reception TO
the Democratic standard bearers ~ N" Sarupr' 'lnb
on Thur sday night. The banner which ui' 'lu' VIII
raise on Wednesday night viii o" lar" illuminate 3D.
covering the entire front ~ the hniin, on g" second
floor when. the club hn, ~, headquarters daring TIE
campairn The groundwork 4 the banner Vil %"
gray phlc "a considerable part Of Oh" lettering VIII
he IN green a." top II The banner. in hrr" letters
will be the words Iri>h American Republican cub ';
the XVIII Assembly Distinct Beneath that. be
tween American sprcad eagle. viii %" th" "ori-.
For President. benjamin lnrri 'n. 81 Indiana. i0'
wee President Whi,cnw Reid. ~ Sew lori,.- ou =
rlbbon at the hn,c Of the illumination VIII b" 10"
Hord Protccii1n.8 During ~" campaign am 'l"cinc
light viii De- d. lnycd ~ front ~ thc hunnrr 40 hlt
IT VIII be conspicuous night and DAY. lph from the
street and from the elevated car Windows.
ON Friday evening an lmmen-o mas meeting and
parade I'm which 500 10 1000 citizen VII trh"
part. headed by thirty pieces II Clpo', I'm Regiment
land. VIII De held under the au,p'cs Of ID" Harlem
Republican club in front If II, headquarters Sos. ~
and IA Wet onc hundred and twcnt, inh~t Well
known speaker, viii be present to make rou>ng cam
paign speeches. while Washington Wn>or. the popuaf
president 81 the club Will preside. The OCCASION j. IN
honor 81 the banner raising # The club. Tie banner 10
be- raised will swing across one hundred and twenty
NTH - from the Gar-iaH Of the Harlem Republican
club 10 building directly opposite. II viii De- 3ONio
feet which makes it 81 the largest banner, ever
exhibited in this city, while IN" cost # II will mol b"
less than $50. on both ,ldes 81 the banner viii b"
hand some oil Portraits II the Republican candidates,
6X0 feet In dimensions. In large letter, at the top
q the banner will be the words Harlem Republican
Club Between the portraits Of the caudldatcs viii
DE- an American eagle bearing ribbon in it, bcak on
which will be the words Protection Reciprocity and
Honest Money
The following Republican organizations will take part
In the mas meeting and parade many Of which Will
attend In "A body: Tho Washington Republican club.
The Hamilton Republican club. the Union Republican
Club the Charles f. Hrudcr Association the West side
Republican Climb. the Reciprocity Republican club. tho
Dcpcw Colorcdl Republican Club. the James g. Blaine
Club Of Harlem, me Ichr H. Mcdonald Association.
the German American Organization ~ the NNVffh As
scnbly District, the Irish American Republican club.
the Italian Republican Club Of Harlem. the Ivy Re
publican Club the james G.. Blaine Republican club Of
the old XXlId Assembly District. the Whrlaw Reid
Association Of the old XXIId Assembly District. and
Others II is cafe 10 that hi, mass meeting and
banner raising will be- that Harlem has seldom
seen, in this campaign. where Republican enhusl-
asn has done such wonders.
A old plant Is the Ivy green Is the nppro
pirate motto II The Ivy Republican Club Of the old
XXlld District for the club is ~ energetic and MS
cnt husiastic rs II was when il fir, organized, on
Mnrch u. 1850. Til, club has done som" good cam
paipn work during the twelve years Of its existence