New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
REPUBLICANS AT WORK
HARMONY, EARNESTNE-S AND ENERGY.
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD
J. VARIOUS PLACES.

CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD
u VARIOUS PLACES.
People living In the XXIytth Assembly District
have often wondered from what source the suburban
Republican cmb derived It's wonderful vitality and en-
'hisasm Last night they lenrned nj the reception
given at the clubhouse In ParI.nve. and onehundred
and seventy sisllst. that pri, nj least OF It's en-
tcipnse came from hc fact that many Of the members
were well married and had attractive daughters ana
vigorous sons. on Thursday evening the wives ana
daughters OF number Of the members OF this ciub
quietly got together and determined TO make "a i''io
on the club TO II the bar and everything csc
about the place properly conducted Last nigh'
the raid was made. and everything was found 10 DC
strictly correct the bar Included, and the women nav
Ing taken posses SON. the result that enc OF the
pcasantes. evenings In the history OF the club was
spent. The Tribune reporter learned. however that
there had been tall husting" among the lead
Ing lights Of the club to have the bar present. 'H''
soft appearance which the several wives had been
led expect. and much praise cannot BE- AWARDED
10 II. G. Broas the corresponding secretary OF IN"
club, In securing this happy result. The mnsicai
programme was given by oscar G. RooS b. >clra-
vania. Rudolph Pressed, Mrs Smith. Mrs. {. \.
ccker Mr. France and Miss France Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Provost Marvin Mr. and MIS- >.
Thomas Stearn, Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. Strecker Mr. ana
Mrs r. A. Randall Mr. and Mrs. John ;, Bush Edgar
II. Thompson sherwood Kipp, William F. Nichols. {.
ii. NIckcrsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kcylman. Mr.. Keymnn, jr.. Miss Keylman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Tinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. a. VI.
Van Nostrand, Charles A. Dard Mr.. and Mrs. Jane,
l.. Wells Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Becker. Mr. and Mrs.
II. G.. Broas Miss DOns. Mr.. BroaS. jr, Mr.. ana Mrs
C. a. BerrIan Mr and Mrs. J. y. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs,
James II. Ferd0n Miss Fcrddn. Ellis Wel'hcr Mr. ana
Mrs. william iodgson. Miss Morton, H. f. Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Press, Martin Walter ana
Charles =. Roos.
The members Of the James g. Blaine Republican
Club made a sally into the heart OF the XXlld Assem-
biz District last night and held a rousng meeting In
Icnox lIall. at Seventh )ndst. and Third-ave
There was a large uumbcr OF voters Of all parties
present attracted by the good speaking ana Sprlgh'y
music Abraham Grubcr delivered address In
which he showed the benefits OF Protection. JOhh
Brandt presided and J. F. Davis managed the musical
part OF the programme for the evening Musical Sc
!cctIons were played by the Liberty Eanjo Club aud
an orchestra led by J. +. Mnhoney. The Excelsior
Trio gave several songs and Philip .. Stutzman sang
A bass SOLO Tho club invites The citizens Of the
XXIId Assembly District TO attend tie lecture Of
General James Il. O'leirnc upon "lomc Rule ana
Protection which will lie given under their auspices
Friday evening In LcnoN Hail. The midsummer
festival OF the club will held In the Empire city
Colosseum sixty eighth Il. and Avenue ~ Oh July 70
Last night fifteen men admitted to membership
and the names Of thirty five men were proposed
Among those present last night were John III. Gunner,
Albert Nielsen Michael sherry. Hamilton Bridge
,nnko l.. Mason. jeremiah sullivan. ". j. Maioy
Charles White NATHAN II. Coleman, r. c. White. J. H.
Abbott : Columbo. II. q. Rlehl, Hugh Rider and
Charlie, McMuuay.
4 meeting OF the Xvllth Assembly District Ecpub
can Club wa, held last night at NJ. G91 Tenth ave
There were 100 members present, who listened
to a few remark, on the issues Of protection ana
honest elections by ". y. Wagner OF IT. Lawrence
County. The officers of The club arc wilson Berry
man. president Thomas Greenwood vice-prcsld"nt;
John II. Trcwhclla. secretary. and James o'Grady,
treasurer II wa, decided TO hold a picnic at Lion
Park OH August l..
4 call has been issued by Robert Cai"rson. DR.. A.
II. John shepard DR.. Walter Jones. W. II. Jones'
: d. Hunt and G.. H. Locwcn stein for meeting of the
Young Republican, of Mount Vernon on Thursday
evening t. organize the Young Republican Club the
purpose being 10 BRING the young Republicans together
for social and political Improvement The work Of
John /. Davenport Just before election In discovering
"a quIetly arranged scheme the part Of -omo OF the
Dcmocia, TO .ecure the election OF their city ticket
through the fraudulent naturalization Of Italians. was
effective In defeating the object. An examination %
tile registry and poll lists shows that not ono Of the
ory or moro suspects who had registered dared 10 run
the fisk OF voting after the arrest Of Of them was
made Tho better ca,, ot Democrats have denounced
the Man arranged by tie wcltgalncd ,chcmers o.
rammany Hall.
\ meeting Of delegate of the Republican clubs Of
Bergen County " j.. was held on saturday. at the
Mansion lousc IIackcn-ack In Response T. the call 81
Charles l.. Parigoi. of the Executive Committee Of thr
state League. Mr.. fHrirt acted chairman. and
g. II putton "A, s"crctnrv. The meeting I'D
dressed by John rlr1"h. state organizer ard 1t Wa
unanimously decided TO form 4 Bergen County League
Of Republican clubs. ". ". W.,i"rIclt e. H. Duttoh
and d. D. Labri,kle wrrr appointed Il committee to
dram q con stltu'lrn to lc submitted T. another meet
lns b, held for permanent Organization At tn" Man
on Ous.. IIackensa,h, on June H. In ,pitc cf th'
hcaVv storm the meeting Large orr. alt but thic'
Of the club, being fully represented. H',in", thc
del, gaies G. T. BrccaonIidgc 1T the ~fai" Committee
and other prominent licpGh4irau, were pre-, IT.