New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
NO Tagging IN BERGEN COUNTY.

SCORES OF NEW MEMBERS BEING ENROLLED IN
REPUBLICAN CLUES.
The annual election OF the Republican Club OF Orvil
Township was held at Holokls Friday night. and
the following officers were elected President. Ambrose
L. Austin; viceprcsident. a. F.. Ivcrs; secretary
Frank l.. Austin treasurer, J. Nelson woodruff; ex'
ecutve committee. C. l.. Parigo james Osborne,
Henry Cooper, Isaac Keiser aud W. F. Barisham The
new take Office on January l. and the club dur
Ing the campaign will be led by Its present energetic
president. Charles L. Parigot. OF Allendale who re-
fused u reelection.
Tic Republican Club OF Rutherford increased its
membership to $50 on Thursday night a general In
vtation has been extended to the two dozen clubs In
Bergen County 10 attend the banncrrasng OF the club
on Thursday night. when Roswell G. llorr and W. IL.
McEroy are expected to speak.
The Republican Club OF Boiling springs had lively
and interesting meeting on Wednesday night Prcsi-
dent William Benning in the chair. "A commit
to- reported that the old clubhouse OF the Boiling
Springs Athletic Club had been secured head
quarters for the campaign, and weekly meetings VIII
be held there. Preparations were made to have par
tcular topic discussed at each meeting and members
chosen to prepare addresses as follows "ednes-
day, September Ia. J. A. Yates "Condition of WORK
ngmcr In this and the Old Country; september II,
W. NJ. Glover. american Tin; september rs, george
Brecht "wlldcat Banding" The Boiling springs club
has about 40 members
Thirty new members Joined the Oryil Republican
Club at an enrolment meeting on Thursday nigh' AZ
Waldwick y. J and on Friday night. Of i)iioKcS'
sixty names added to the roll OF The same club
which now has about 200 members, The ting FOL
final organization In Civil Township takes place at
saddle Thursday. and the club will then be-
ready for the campaign With about 30 voters. or'li
Township always goes Republican
The Republican Club of Carlsbad ut It's meeting on
Thursday night, organized Its seventh marching com.
pany and took measures to inform the men. several
new members Joined the club, which has nearly lou
members.
The marching division Of the Harrison and Reid
Club of Garfield has chosen these officers: Captain
O. L. MacNeiIl: first lieutenant, W. l.. Bognrt' nist
sergeant Alfred Nichols. pretty Uniform mas D1eh
chosen. Gilbert D. Bogart Is president OF the
Harrison and Reid Club, which has nearly hundred
members.
The Republican Club Of Union Township Of which
ex- Assemblyman Charles +. harrington Is president
has about fifty members. and IS preparing to hold q
big rally In which the DcighboHng clubs VIII JOIN.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at Rdgewoor
on Wednesday night, when Republican campaign
club was formed, to act I'm conjunction with Tue
regular club OF the township. band and n glcc
club were present, and a number OF voters signed
the roll The young Of the town have formed
the Harrison and Reid Pioneer Corps OF Eidgcwood,
With forty members. The Officers arc President
Charles Chapman, secretary, James Pencil; treasurer
!. y. Hopper , ,.. on
Friday nlgnt elected William Mckenzie a. delegate
10 the state Convention. and James T. fd"afds deic-
gate 10 the Congress District Convention william
Mckenzie was chosen 4 member Of tif Bergen EQUITY
Republican Executive Committee $500
The Republicans Of Ridgcneld Township on friday
night chose Louis BrOsoh and George l.. crane
delegates TO the state Convention, and j. f. Birueue
q; j. smith and j. A. chan delegates TO the congress
District Convention. The following who were elected
delegates 10 the County Convention, were INSTRUCTED
io name a candidate for coroner from Kldgcheld
Township: Joseph Casper. Eben Ooxhead ". Helm,
f. G. Lowe. ". Woods and p. Cluss. J. F. Burietto
Was elrcl ed 10 represent the district Of the
township on the County Executive Committee. and
J. A. 6ehan chosen from the western district.
o. !. Victor Is the delegate from Oryt Township TO
he state Convention Az far ms can be learned the
preferences of most 0f the Bergen County delegates
2 for John Kean lr AS the Republican candidate for
,;ovcrnor but IL il hy means certain that tie
dol~rnton will be unanimous. Bergen County SENDS
twenty delegates 10 the state Convention.
The .-cuuvc Committee and delegates OF the
bergen County Republican League met at the Leagno
headquarters In Iinckcnsnk. on saturday AFTER
noon 10 open the rooms and discuss plans
iy- prosecuting the work OF the campaign
how inily opened. II is the first time In the
history OF bergen County that there has been
borough organization 81 Republicans with a cenra
hcadquart ers and executive committee 10 direct
he work OF n canvass The League 70 ms are In the new
I.ahman Bulcing Main st, opposite the SuSqehanna
Railroad depot They beautifully decorated and
furnished and will he kept open day and evening
during he campaign. with Evorardus Warner. score
iary OF the lackensack Republican club. la charge.