New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
NO FALTERING IN THE RANKS
REPUBLICAN CLUBS PUSHING FORWARD!
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD-PLANs FOR
COMING GATHERINGS.

| NONlNp
| A meeting OF the T. 5. Grant Club Of the XvIIth
Assembly District held last evening In the clubs
handsome quarters, No. 21j East r'y-oarth 81. The
meeting was Tor the transaction Of regular business
only bu, the enthusiasm Of the members over the re-
| suit Of the convention In Minneapolis had 10 find
vent in some way. AMI Jane, VI. Turner supplied this
| BY offering the following resolutions, which were
| adopted unanimously and with Ave" at the ques-
| ton Of President Bglln. which showed hat the club
carrying out It's principle Of never doing anything
| BIZ halves:
| Resolved That the members Of the U. s. Grant Club
Of the xvIIl,h Assembly District pi,dge unqualified
approval Of the Republican Nat.oai ticket named by tho
Convention recently he'd at Minneapolis. benjamin Har.
1son and wh!telaw Rcd have both served as faithful
exp OF the true pincip Of the great Republican
ors injection believe With them in Protection.
rec ptocity, hoaeso money and far baot. The plat
torn OF our party invites the earnest and cordial ndose-
uent OF every friend Of this country. ylsther nnve or
adop.cd. Our interests ma!o secure iy
pro,isn and home pIote to4. Our past record Under
Republican rule glorious a. IL has Ell prosIerous'
and only needs the united efforts o. patriotic
people make certain tie reelection ct Piesidsnt 1Hr-
rsoh
Kesolyed That I'm the nogunaon Of Whitelaw Reid for
Vice. President we recognize the selection OF candidate
known personally by most OF rs. In our midst ne has
ever stood ~ an advocate OF Republican princpls~
Abaad he rep eseEed country with marked dstine
| ton. and now AZ homo we VIII support him a. ne &C.
serves. -
| Regular monthly meeting Of the club will DO held
| during the summer. and all work vigorously prose
| cutc1. A,G,n; those present last evening were
lutrlck Collins w. T. Hgulihan. Joseph p. Jardlhc.
| Gccis, = Cruni, Michael Collins, Edward Donnelly'
Thomas +. Collins Martin Il. Duty. Thomas C"oInh'
Hugh & leman jams wiley, Dr. Frank Walton,
5amIs 1old. james q. Donabue Joscp. NcriehShlcid,
James Cordially Mark Cowcn, james liealey, Daniel
Johnson. Nathan Kochlcr, james '. Logan Johh
Moran. Thompson Martin, Nathan niger, Emil +.
schlcyer, Clement Reed Harry Padeliord Joseph
Ncvlns, william Quinn and Patrick Carroll.
The officers Of the club are President. Bernard
Bgln; first vice president James NJ Turner; second
Vice president, William II. Gro2nn; secretary, Robert
Todd financial secretary. James MacMnlen; treasurer,
John Conway.
The Republicans OF the With Assembly District
turned ont In full force last evening. lhe occasion
WIS a rousng ratification meeting held at the head
Quarters OF the John A. Loan Republican Club No
q Ludlowst. Long before the advertised time for
the meeting TO begin, the hall filed with voters
gathered show their approval Of the action OF me
Mime upois Convcntoa. John T.. Broishy, president
Of the Organization chairman and he explained tho
object Of the meeting In few well chosen remarks
that were heartily applaudcd. lie WAS followed by
Fl anI j. Martin. who testified to the Willingness of the
Republican party TO pick up the gauntlet OF free trade
thrown down by the Democracy and to fight the old
FIGHT Of i-so with the candidates, the same
ISSUES, and. he significantly added the same results
Every mention Of President Harrison, Whitclaw Reid
and Major Mckinley greeted with long continued
applause, while his earne't plea for an honest ballot
and count alone IN the SOUTH but also in the
state Of New York brought forth expressions Of the
most cmpuatic approval. Theodore r. Ruhle plcfl ID
the nominees OF the party the earnest and hearty sup
por, Of the John A. Loran Club, and urged the mem
ocrs =, make their infu felt at the next election
ns f,sctly Il has been In the pnst The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
NJ. a.. tot, I.,,r Pom, b,,c,n ciuh ~
he vilih Assembly District sslin makes public renewal
Of H., foay Tie principle ot The Rcpdbloan party as
enuncis,cd ia pla,fom OF The Minneapolis Convention
aud pledges It's every effort n the support 81 IT, nominees
In the andidacy Of Ben nmn Harrison for Ire-den We
cco-nz. nttng tribute by devoted party ~ most
crling champion and nj conduct Of the Affairs OF the
nation md him -teadf.,t In his defence OF tho
America. hou- and American manufactures
la WHIT, aw Roid that brilliant Journalist mstchess
diplomat and powerful expounder Of the doetrues OF Re
blcsnlsm whose domination for voePresdnnt We hail
with pleasure Ind true worth and devotion TO party
and principles and further recognize his nomination
as tribute to The worth OF the Empire State Of New-York
With unlimited pride point 70 the adm Illustration OF
the ra. u the Nation for tho past ofee years under
the guidance u Benjamin Harrison and his Cabinet and
particularly DO applaud tie administration Of me state
pel. -tnent by that great statesTan- Jame' O. Blaine
Amons those present were William II. Huber. of the
Kiln Dsr,cs; Edward Hoffman. John Simpson. OF the
VIth: Martin Engcl. Frank pciscr. Michael Co0"n.
John Gillian l.. Holman. John Needle and samuel
Enxcl The officers OF the Logan Club are John h.
BrGsky president. Theodore +. lnhlc and Frank j.
Martin vice-prcsdents; william n. sicrk. secretary
jane, H. Cameron, financial secretary; August Gels
rr treasurer and Louis smhhauser, sergeant-at-
arms.
A regular meeting Of the rrslAmericnn Republican
club was held at it, rooms No. 1907 Third
I'VE last evening First Wee President r. D.
NJ Elroy presiding. This club is composed
Of enthusiastic and byn Republicans. who are
determined to poll u large Republican vote In inc
XXTTld Assembly District Every mnn Is worhcT
and during the coming campaign they intend to gave
their individual attention to canvassing this district
The club IS comparatively yong organzatlon and on
that account they anxious 10 make rs strong hgt
In the coming election the older clubs The f)iow
ing committee was appointed to select transparency
and place 1t In front Of the club: r. b. MORGAN John
!. Riley. William LAWYER, Thomas Mconnn ana fctcf
Fox. on the same evening tlat the TRANSPARENCY Is
put out which will be at an emily date, ratlhcau1n
rncnb,rs 20 make the whole affair rousne and
for'lbc demonstration OF their Rcpunllcanlsm owing
during nj, fall The dues raised from - TO 30
cents aud the additional funds thus raised VIII be
devoted to spreading Republican principles In TINS
district TIN, district Is IN most harmonious n
condition. and the Republicans VIII r work ana
vote rs Il unit 10 elect Harrison and Reid Inc
following /, the ll, of officers p H. McDonald rresi
dent. y. J. McElfoy mt vccpr'idcnt Phllhp ;;
Kelly, second vice pre- sidcnt; T.. NJ Cassidy ANA
william LAWYER secretaries, and John j. Riley treas
urcr. 1890 =, ,,,...
The lincoln Club or the NAth Assembly DlsIct
held crowded and enthusiastic meeting Il. H., rooms
lust night for the ratification Of the Republican Ma
uonal ticket. The mccting was called TO ORDER at
40 O'Clock and LCuS krnpner, the secretary OF tle
clnb was cbosen chairman. \ letter WAS read nom
Whielaw Reid, rcgrcting that he could not be present
ana thanking the club for Its prompt action IN OF
ganizing John X. Trcsidder then made brHi speech
In favor NJ the Republican candidates ana platform;
Ills mtion Of the Of Bcajanln Harrison called
forth hearty applause. Mr.. Tresiddcr was foIlowcd
by the chief speaker Of the evening General "eorSe
4 Sheridan The latter proceeded In an raSy, con
vclSntIona and forvibe style, to compare the wages
and coudion OF the wording Glasses here and In Free
qnence were fully appreciated by the audience and
when he closed It was amid loud and prolonged aP-
Among those present DR.. H. benjamin Rainsdell
John White, A. s. Adler +. ). Amstead the Key, r.
Wright, S. A. Soudon, Caspar Zeigler, W. W. Whccler
and +. II. Wise. II, - =.
already has ershlp Of over 900. it, members