New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
THE CAMPAIGN BEGUN WITH v1GOR
MANY ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD AND
OTHERS ANNOUNCED.


OTHERS ANNOUNCED.
The West side Republican Club will hod spech'
meeting tonight at o'clock, at the ilo'ei ho'''o~
Eighty Second-st and Columbus-aVer ior i""s
ratification OF the nominations OF BENJAMIN HARRISON
and wb,teow Reid. TIE meetings OF this shnch nc
publican club are always marked both by "snap' ana
earnestness and also BY interesting e2e9cises' I'm"
the best element OF tho Republican pnrJ III 'o" W."
Endorses the proceedings Of tho Mnncapons N""'
ton IS made evident by the character OF thiS o'o
which numbers among It's members such men as
Charles y. Taintor J. L. n. Hunt j. hgar Leascrait'
Lucius ~ Stanton Samuel II. Randall. Frank II. P'"t'
David Mitchell. Kllaen Van Rensselaer, Frank Brain
ard Dr. Francl, A. Utter, Dr. George W. Chfhe'
J. Van vichten Olcott, DR.. William o. fSmp'oh n''u
Others Elihu Root, Louis G. Wilton, ~ WINS Len0
bourne John s. Wise and Roswell G. Iiorr have been
Invited TO speak at this meeting, and t0e Metropolitan
Glee Club will be present b sing campaign songs.
The regular monthly meeting OF the JAMES w.
Blaine Republican Club Of the XXIId Assembly Dlstrct
was held ut Cnmuth's Hail. No. 1854 Avenue A. ias'
night John Brandt presided resolution muoFsi"s 'no
nomination of Harrison and Reid aud pledgng the und
vlded efforts of the club 10 secure their eiecuoh III NJ
VENDOR was adopted amid enthusiastic cheerihs' An
officer Cf the organization said that harrison anu ncu
would roll up the largest vote ever poled In the dlscp
NJ Presidential election. The ANIMAL summer nights
festival OF Tx, club will be held at the Empire CiV
Colosseum sixty ninthst. and Avenue A. on "c'n's
dov JuIy 90 Either Chauncey NJ. Depcw or Governor
Mckinley Will be invited u, make the principal address
The organization numbers $50 members. At the June
walk, given In honor of the women and Children
friends Of the club In Central PARK. ntely about ooo
persons were present. band Of ten pieces furnished
music Among those present last night we're IL. D.
Hills first vice president; Albert Nielsen, second wee
president; James /. Davis, william heuss' JANIS
Robertson, J. Grubcr Charles McMurray John f.
Mahony, Jacob Wclsng,. 1r, X. g. White, W. j.
Mulloy, David Disbrow a. RIedel. j. H. Abbott
John smith, John Earl, William Fife ;. Colombo
H. RYDER, william Stein, George schafer and Henry
Mayer.
special meeting Of the East Side Citizens Repub-
lean Club was held at Boulevard Hall. NO 1'3f'
Avenue a. last night. TO arrange for lis annual re-
union and outing. 10 be held at Point View Island
College Point. July rs. Music will be furnished
by Kinks military band. and there Will be variety
II athletic games. such baseball and swimming
matches. tug OF war; etc The club Is preparing
souvenir programme OF the day. which Will contain
the pictures Of the Republican candidates FOR Presi-
dent and VccIresIdent. A. L. Mason. the president
OF tho organization said that oil the Republican voters
In the ncghborhOod were filed with enthusiasm al
the pros poets OF the coming campaign. The club VIII
hold a rousing ratification meeting Oh Tuesday even
ing, June IS. when speeches Will be mndc by Charles
". Anderson, John Nixon solomon Oppenhcimer and
Others. Among those present last week were Frank
Birch vlcc president Frank stelnbrcchcr. sergeant.
at arms: Hamilton Bridge. Henry IIuner. Jacob NIL
Ter. Alfred c. Mezey. Patrick II. Monks. Edward
Miller. Louis Hin. II. ". Michnels. james Nixon.
Philip G.. King and Peter J. shcehnn.
The annual summer gifts festival of the Ivy Club
Of the XXlId Assembly, District win be held at Wash
ington Park on August .. Cappa's band will furnish
the music The officers OF the club are f. T. Kcky.
president; John Little. c~prc,dent; Pblp Refs sec
rotary; Alfred q. Mason treasurer.
one Of the first buglc notes Of the campaign was
sounded yesterday, when a huge flag bearing thc
names OF Harrison and Reid hoisied on the flag
staff at the top OF The Tribune building.
The annual excursion Of the Robert a. Greaccn Dat
terry TO Iona Island will take place today. tn"
steamer Tolchcstcr with the barge spear. will leave
West Thirty fourtist at n. m There VIII be- music
Tie Yorkvle Republican Club celebIaicd the nom
inaioo OF Harrison and Ecd last night at ts rooms.
Ninety third-st and Lexington ave. Edward Dnboisc
presided Tho attendance was large.
The Harlem Republican Club will meet this evening
at No. l4j West onc-hundrcd and twenty -hfthst 10
elect officers. Resolutions concerning the result oi
the Minneapolis Convention will b. offered.
The Lincoln Club Of Long Island CITY, n sturdy
organization. yesterday raised Harrison ana R'a
banner The members Of the club say that the Re
publican vote will be larger this year In that pIare
than ever before.
The FoIllam Republican Club Will hold their reg'
lar monthly meeting nj the new Republican Hall on
Tuesday evening. Election Of members AMI ntltca
ton Of nominees will be the order Of business.
The Garfield League held mass meeting last nigh,
TO ratify the nominations Of Harrison and Reid at
Tobiass Equitable Hall, No. los All"n-s', neai
Delaney. The hall was crowded 10 lis fun
capacity. and, In spite Of the hot and
sultry weather, much enthusiasm was manifested aud
tho mention OF the newly named candidates of the
Republican party ELECTED frequent applause. ;. sclm
kowtz presided, and Il. saymon, IT.. WIS secretary.
Among Tie speakers william Brookield. Jacob NJ.
Patterson, S. schinhowlz, John >. smith. Theodore b.
Brohcad Samuel srussbcrger, John Coliu-, IT, VIII
lam Grossman, Is1cl Ellis and Caesar H. Taylor An,
other and larger smcc,ng will be held about July
l. The regular meetings OF tbs club viii be temporarily
discontinued during the hot weather
a regular meeting Of the Business Mems Republican
Association Of the lXth Assembly District held last
night al No. 4G5 Hudson with President William A.
Mass In the chair and 1t heartily Endorsed the ticket
nominated at Minneapolis Of Harrison and Reid and
adopted the platform OF honest money, protection rcc
prOc,y and fair elections. Resolutions were Iead com
men,ng the good work done by the Republican press
also the stand taken by Chauncry NJ Depcw for the
denomination Of President Harrison. Among thosc
t. H. BGiler John l. Mitchell, William T. Mcpherson,
Moses l.. Williams John 4. smith. Charles De Mcssc,
M n d 1as1n ss"a JSe hn EaNer c So oN
AID. James Walsh. Philip 1honkin', John ionnsblool
Thomas Moran and Frederick Cook.
Tho Republicans OF the Kiln Assembly District
will meet tomorrow evening at No. 30 sixthave; ~
organize II UAfH'oh ana itM adhWusn Niup. iHc
asscmblage has been called by J. q. McMurray,
A. n sequel 10 their denomination On Inst Friday
evening. tho Republican Club OF the lXth Assembly
District held enthusiastic meeting at No. Aiding
don square last night % rauiy The nominations mad;
ut Minneapolis. The rooms VI the cnb were filled
with the eneSt workers OF the district, and, although
tho highest point Charles II. Macy. the temporary
president of the club presided. William II. COrsa
benjamin Harrison for President and Whltenw Reid
| for Vcc-Prcsldent. II was unanimously adopted
Brief addresses were made bv Ccphss Braincrd. jr,
Henry Powers and D. Willis Llghtbourne. The prsi
dent appointed W. II. Corsa X. i. Miller and jeremiah
Fangbn select delegates to represent the club at
the Natl nal League OF Republican Clubs: Among
those present last night John W. Jacobus George
d. Dcanc, \. J.. Han u. NJ. Morgan, a. franklin
Lawson and DR.. c. II. Iushlng.
The annual excursion OF the club Will take place
70 DAY. The members and their friends Will 60 on
tho steamer Crystal stream this mnraing " Cornwall
ton 10 sound. The steamer will leave the French