New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
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pr-prprrc,xS HOPEFUL THAT THE POwER OF
THE DEMOCRACY CAS BIZ BROKEN
The Republican clubs Of Newark are busy WIN
preparations for the active campaign huo arc '' "
confidence and enthusiasm. Meetings are H'Niu'""
and there has been large enrolment oi NJ" "i''''
bcs Every district 81 the dV now mas III ie''s' o'o
cbh A number OF the old working clubs OF FORMER
oora,cns have been revived md rccrganirc and viii
ror,dc in uniform. The Indian i~Tguo. one 81 Tie
larg-t and mot Influential Republican "rS"h'a'iohs
In the state, has many applications for mehbcrshp'
Next Thursday win be ladies Day" Mt the ono
house IN Chester Row. General f. lAu "ruob Is n
resunr member Of this club. The Republican club w
n, place has an elegantly Appointed clubhTise and
lo-ce membership u "a proposed Ia do loyal wWh
,- tho Marty I'm the campaign The Eighth wnrc
Climb r. the largest Republican organization IN tue
state hns Hhe clubhOn-c and IN eScsptohnlv r>
telrgcnt membership. Soofo " "NTnihn h"puo'i
can clubs exist in the Sixth. Twelfth and r7irfrch'h
,,rss and there aro several clubs largely oovsef N
Irish Republicans.
a REORGANIZATION NJ the Republican cub OF tan
,ood WINS erec,cd at an enthusiastic meeting held
last night, Tho president Of the club. which DID
effective work four ycirs ago wns George W. hJte
lie called last nights meeting Ia Order. ana lnnl b
rzo WIS made temporary secretary. In The election
Of Officers which followed Aupi'tns D. shepard vt me
American Bank Note Company, was made pr~ld"nt,
George W. Kvte first vice president: David J.. Han
second yice.pre.dent: william Is. Noble. secretary
Icvls W Miller treasurer; John Ro1ins-,n, Hczchah
Hand DANIEL II. Terry, Frank W. Querean md Hwnr
l.. Hand, executive con,miiec. After few sPu'eh
remarks by the president the club gave tro cheers
for Harrison and Rod aud adjourned until Thursday
a next week when a campaign glco club win be
formed
The Republ,tr,us ~ Springfield. Union County. arc
uddcawake and Ia enthusiasm are not 10 " outione
Nv Republicans IN other ports OF the country. Last
evening they flung Ia the breeze handsome banner
b,s ring the potia ts Of Harrison and Reid. The emblem
u protection to American industries will noot from tho
front Of the Pcltofcc binding. speeches and music
crllvcned the occasion. and many prominent Ropubh
ran from different parts N New Jersey present.
During the last week there has been u contipuancc
" the work of club organization In Bergen County
and II Is expected that by the time the nctive cam
pngning IS begun the Republicans will De In better
shape IN this Democratic county than ever bcfor
The men who are guiding this unmsTal movement
are working With u strong feeling Of confidence IN
the result ard they beginning 10 test their pary@
prcfernces for candidates for the three important
local offices DO lllled next hi-Shcgif, Surrogate
and senator For the first plnce name has been
brought forward that possesses sufficient strength
to meet the requirements of camapleu energetic
40 the one aboHt ~ open promises 10 be. Tho
Democracy Is very cngcr 10 retain control of the
court machinery with It's grand jury other power
ful Influences, and Is making almost scramble for
Il. David A. pcl. the present surrogate, Is
Republican who has never been defeated when running
for u public Office. lie has been Sheriff twice. ana
wreSlcd his present fve-ycnrs Ofcc from the Dcmoc
racy by nearly 700 majority. lie viii probably be-
returned for a second term. n l. Probable thnt Asn
". Dickinson, Of liackcnsack ex-Assemblynan
Peter Alderman, Of RidgcwoOd will receive the Rc
publican nomination for Senator Either viii DO
sure Of harmoniouJ support This cannot be predicted
for Democrat who wants TO he Bcrgen's Snte
Senator for the next three years. Tie fight In
bergen County viii be exceedingly Interesting and
Republican chances grow brighter rs Democratic
personal aniagonlsms intensified.
a lively Republican club was organized this week
At Bcrgenlclds, in Bergen County, members Joining
from the towns Of Bergcnrclds hrnncnb,Irsh and
iiawOrth. f. IL. schuyler II the temporary President
and s. :. JrniSON the temporary s1rotary Mcsrs
Tyson, Fronch and Oyerockcr were appointed a com.
mlNee to nominate officers, and a committee was also
appointed 10 draw up II constitution Messrs. Lutkns
Taylor end Fuller being the members. Hrong feeling
In favor OF maldng the club permanent Institution
manifested. The Republican Club Of Midland
Township, Bergen County, has adopted q good method
Of thoroughly organizing tina; secton Of the county
An auxiliary club Is being formed In the east sid. Of
the township. with the probability that several other
auxiliary clubs will be organized In the next fg yec
The Midland Club has elected full nst OF Officers and
Is taking measures TO conduct "A lively Campaign