New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

financial aIy. Pc'manen M oi~Is win be e!cc 81
al meeting il lie held to MORROW evening. lnnl
September l. the club viii h,d IT. reeuIar meetings
On thc nr-t Monday o. thc month. ever 200 members
ere now thc roll OF The club tn" National ticket
has already been Ratified at q ar-, and enthusiastic
meeting ut which specie, were nal, by Major Light
bourn Henry Powers and CephaS nlalnerl. ir Among
The prominent members Major william Edwards.
William Poole, David II. Hunter, Albert HALL Colonel
Martin T. Ryder. Captain l.. q. Evans, Washington
NJ lladdOck, John J. Brown. ArthIr ". Ward, Joseph
:. ilackett A. " Crow. Charles Hobby. Charles 4.
Benedict, DR.. Charles II. Pushing, Edward Bcdlnc,
y d. II. Clark Joseph Costa \. Byron Cross, George
Il. Dean" William J. DougAcTty, A. G. butcher. Tomis
g. Elns, William \. Feirdon, C!a.leS l.. Forrest.
John J.. loOk George W. Horton 4. :. iiavlry, j.
W. Jacobus. George d. Kupr, John Laird, y. Frank
lin Lawson. Niles W. Merrill John McKosvrr. James
Malon jeremiah Tangburn. Henry =. rariee. l.. ~
Perkins Jacob II. Riley, Clarence \. Seas. Or. Charles
sill. ". H. smith. James stewart ;. W. Thompson,
Eugene Ward. James Webb, ii. Z. Williams and william
H. White.
The Lincoln Union men have and spacious
Qu1rtrIS tho Ross Binding. Abingdon square ami
their numbers constantly growing. They claim 70
be the original Harrison club Of The district and fay
cred the Presidents denomination from the first.
mammoth Harrison and Reid banner has been ordered
which will cover the whole front Of the large hniLl-
ing. AT present monthly meetings are held. although
there Is n social meeting every evening New billiard
and pool tables have been PIT in the rooms. aud the
men proud Of their clubhouse.
The outlook never brighter than now for the
success Of the party IS the unanimous opinion of nil
the members. The club has passed resolutions OF
coincidence on the death OF EmmOnS Blaine and for
waded them TO James &. Blaine at isar IIarbor They
have recently joined the state League Of Republican
Climbs. George NJ. Clark i President, Waiter LOGAN
and /. Andrews ycc-prcS'dcnt,, james Van Dainda
recording secretary H. j. IIocnlnger corresponding sec
a Ii,lt al flc committee
on resolutions F. j. Burton Joseph A. sites and John
H. Alderman: the committee finance + \. y. Ford
~ &. Cool and ". Wight; the house committee i
G. a. IccLic. ". l.. Reid, L. VI. HAWKINS, y. Tyson
and 4. Greene.
The Nincccnth Ward Pioneer Corps Is political or
eanzaon pure and simple. The officers are l.. =.
Fritz, plc.ldcnt Tlomes Reid. Ncc-prSlcnt; Ahner
Hayward. recording secretary. II. l.. Yong, financial
secretary and ". q. Miller. Treasurer. Other officers
OF the corps, which consists Of IL men in four I'm
psnics when on parade. Major George u. lieblu'
Adjutant l.. Mncr. Chaplain J. q. Hall. surgeon
Il. Z. Fritz. Commisary ". +. Brcarll Quartcrma,er
H. r. Grant. Capails ". >. Vanderbilt, William H.
Copeland ". Il. Board aud J. Iaughlin; IAcucnant7
+. Comes, ". Il. Glcvllo, d. Murlcy and J. L. Irving
Charles McElroy, Charles Shine, II. Iilyou, Robert
lDnn. VI, sntphcr JON" l' Prentice Lewis K1b19gn'
william j. Mcfarland. George CVnSp1. samuel hci-
ncdy, Winter Gevel and H. W. Richard are prgmlPcnt
member, O tHc corl~ ior all lE,iN deioi tI"iloh'
the club j. al"aN- ready 10 ii:da' ana tei HIIhe q
fnc appearance in their new uniforms which c0, the
mos,ci- $'j cnch Their J., no nnr 1eaons oi1anya
ton IN tlr country ihnn the Ninth ward i1phrcr OPP,
80 one Is admitted 80 membership Who vo'cl ngalh.t
Blaine and L"s1n IN To and ihi IIl1 i ,isa,y az
ziiiua. In the well inin,iie rooms arr exhibited
autograph letters t. ia. Cub from prominent hepnbh
eli over The tnitcd state. TIL" ROOMS nre AT NJ"
10 Abingdon square.
Inc business Mons Ae-oriaticn Of the Ixth As
scmbly District has room. at 40. AG, HUDSON 81.
Y. A. Mos / president. Henry Clay BurIe SECRETARY
and George >eNnndcr tr'A,n7r Amosg The mcmhrIs
are John Iifanl John an volt George Mltohel,
Robert smith. james O'ilira. william Armstrong AMI
Henry H. butler. on The evening u in5 The siD
VIII raise campaign hanu"r acro~' Hudson 81; near
BalrOw-st. and hold ratification mrrtis. FROM
ncnt SPEAKERS win be secuted FOR tho occasion aud
parade viii follow the -l,,'cl.e.
At No. Al Grogest. atr the club rooms % III" Empire
Club. which has MP Of over eishty s,nnch
and has good bank account lad up. Meetings are
held on the nrst ana thid Wednesdays OF "a'h mon'h.
Although the club l. socially inclined ana mas TWO OF
three Independent Democrats among H. members II
viii cast an almost solid vote FOR the Republican
ticket In November. Mr. Ntmecr. The president u
The cmb; vas the organizer 81 ne " lI.l Wilt ald
the election Of President Harrison ~ l7se The Officers
Henry Alimeer. President, william II. story
treasurer and John ID. Lenu sergeant al ari!s.
Among the active mcmLcrs Of he Glnb are D. ife'
McDerno,t, william j Homer Fr a. llarllchci Albert
Hall samuel suydam. Henry Won G"riolren. onto
The Smith Ward Rcrniars are pleasantly situated
at 40. l: Abingdon square The present membership
bolioiS for the Republican NOMINEES Ia de,isu and
chara/. r. the club b. social r'l"r than political oscar
president; George :. Mason, Treasurer. and Jo"ph
Is. Lawless, secretary.
The well known cnilusnsm and keen Interest which
oil Republican voters II the With y -cmUy Distrc'
take IN 'yoltcu a;dr, nccl ID comment. They nrc
always ready 10 show ,hcr loyalty 10 the PRINCIPLES IN
which they believe the principles" rs Onr Eightl
Ward voter said which have safely GUIDED the Saton
over than one shoal In the last three decades
Tic organization Of the district IS thorough and The
members Of thc various clubs are ready 10 do as-
| grcsglvc campaign work. other clubs than those men
lionel his column wiil be- organized by the "nhins
Ecpubcans II The ds'rici ~ ca lon NAV -ccnl -
The regular Republican organization Of the dlstri
| has q membership Of between 40 nld 500. Meetings
held during tue sunnor IA Ire second Wcdn >, lnS
of each MONTH AT No. 81 LUDLOW 81. Weekly meeting
viii Do held later I'm the camuagn. Gustav \. Sclr
mann +, president Theodore +. Ruhle aud Jacob MARKS.
| vice presidents: y, rton Englc. secretary; ana
| Augustus Gicscr. treasurer. Gustav y. SchuImann
| The president. enlisted In 1sGI I'm the 10Th Ncwforh
Mozart Regiment. when he was only twelve years ana
two months old he transferred 70 the sg Of
| General Phil kcsfny bngler. and then 10 Pil-
S Wild 70 the SIAN Of Genera" stoocman Of cioro
At Getty -burg he with General Daniel f. sickr
| when tie latter wa, shot VI Kcllc Plain, Va.
| President Lincoln reviewed the army aftor this
| bntlc and took Mr.. -chuuuaun back To washington
| with him. where he spent two weeks In ID" White
The John A. Logan club has a membership Of about,
100 n@mg and the =, e 9a mnI 2n ' Tbs o hr
are John f. Brodslry president; Theodore f. Rnhe,
WIilInm s,rs sccrSary. Aciivc work viii be done
hy This club for they determined and enthusiastic
vt of men heartily 1nc IpF W Il e r cy @ can be
depended Hpon 10 irng ont every Republican ,ote On
Election Day. The leaders OF re ci'b are men u
| The Garfield League. Of The With Assembly FL
rict has already Endorsed the Eeun ca n1m,laliom
| 40 100 Alcn II. The officers are s. -clhmhc"ih'
president, Harry II. ncobs vice pl' shnt H. IN, m ~
r secretary l.. Lesser, treasurer, AMI j. james,
sergeant AT arms Although THIS club is OF recent
| formation, It's membership l. r'ndy cv'r N.Y.
|
SHE DIDN'T WANT THEM DIlfES'