New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
STEADILY THE RANKS GROW.
A ROUSING MEETING FOR THIS WEEK
COOPER UNION WILL BE FILLED WITH EN-
THUsIAsuC REPUBLICANS OTHER
CAMPAIGN GATHERINGS.

lack of interest appearing in the multitude OF meet
ings banner raisngs and other demonstrations last
week. which show tbs state OF Republican ACTIVITY
Tie interest and enthusiasm have been constantly
upon the increase, and the demand upon the Repub
lean committees, National, State and County, Tor
more meetings and more speakers is multiplying II
keeps the speakers bureaus hard at work from morn
ing until night TO supply the constant stream OF
re1uisitions upon their oratorcal supply The popu
lar feeling Of confidence In the Of the great
principles of Protection, Reciprocity ard an Honest
Currency and IL the triumph of their opponents in the
struggle, Harrison and Reid. has never wavered
from the start. 1t is growing with every day and
every hour of the campaign
The condition Of the Cleveland managers is Just
now Osclating between dependency and expectancy
They have played their trump card, or rather the
"Snappers' have played it for them, IN prevailing
upon Senator Hill to appear upon the stump. and
they arc anxiously awaiting returns. TNey are hoping
that Mr.. Hills example and Influence viii ht them
out of the mire That they are doomed to disappoht
ment, p.enty of shrewd Democrats. both "SAapleS
and Anti snappers," know well rs they KNOW
they are alive, and they making their election
bets accordingly
The great feature of the present week will be the
opening meeting OF the campaign by the Republican
County Committee at the large hall OF Cooper Union
Wednesday evening As an object lesson i!lustlT'
ing Republican harmony nothing could be better Inc
Republican "Big Four" Thomas c. Pat warner
be upon the platform. They divided two against
two at Minneapolis Now they unanimous and
enthusiastic for the ticket nominated there and each
man is doing his level best 10 insure the election OF
Harrison and Reid. FIX Senator Patt Will be In
troduced by President Brookfeld of the County COM
mittee the presiding officer Of the meeting and VIII
start il up with speech Of perhaps twenty minutes
IN which ne will give terse and clearcut reasons
why lie is a Republican. at. Patt will in turn In
troduce ex-senator Miller. who will make the main
speech OF the evening, and discuss In the mastery
manner OF which he is SO capable the great issues OF
the campaign.
Mr.. Depew and Mr.. Hscock. not down for set
speeches but they will probably let their voices ne
heard called upon. The arrangements for the meet
nc are thoroughly perfected. The array OF VICE
Presidents and Secretaries viii be immense" Secretary
Bellamy says. The hall VIII be handsomely dccoratcd
the American coors predominatng. Republicans leave
The British colors for the Of their friends the
Democratic Free-Traders. A splendid full mUary
band will furnish the music. The intention OF the
Committee Of Arrangements Is 10 make the opening
meeting astllnner'' and VA surely succeed. Other
meetings during the week as follows:
The Harrison and Reid Campaign Club Of the Old
Xvlth Assembly District viii have mass-meeuns OF
,be kind with which the wideawahe Republicans OF
The XVIth eecrify their neghbors at Rose HIN Hail.
No 427 Secondave., tonight The principal address
will be made by Colonel Charles II. Denison and there
viii be other speakers, among them oalnuei
schinkowit2. The meeting VAL D" Ill chafs0
OF a Committee Of One Hundred active Harrison and
Reid men, of which William Henhel the Republican
leader Of the district, is chairman. There viii De
music by Meyers full band. fine display Of IRE
works will open the ball a. 80 p. m
A puhic meeting Of the Fremont Republican Club
John j. Doubleday pres Cent. and Waiter Eaech COT
responding secretaryw BE- held at the CLUB quarters
NO. 3s6 Thirdave., between twenty seVehth anu
Twentyeirrth sts this evening at O'Clock. Eminent
will
the day. Every Republican is invited to come and
bring his friends
There Will be a special meeting Of the Harrison and
Reid Campaign Club of the Paper and Associated
Trades at the Office OF Howard, LOCKWOOD q Co.. NO
100 Duancst., this afternoon.
The John Ericsson Republican Club Of Harlem VIII
no orranized this evening No 1873 West hundred
and twenty -ifth-st. Many Scandinavian Republicans
are interested in the movement and VIII lake THIS
means of showing their sympathy with the doculNe
Of Protection American Industry and the principles
of the Republican party.
Ext.ns,ve preparat.ons have been made by the
,ronds OF Protection Reciprocity and Honest Money
for fhe,r mass-meetng this evening. under thel
slspices Of the Washington Republican Cub. Wasane-
ton Heights at Fleg's Washington Hail. Nos 2.lo'
and 2l69 Amsterdam-ave. between Cneh'indreuAna-
sixtvsixthst and One hundred and sixty seventh st.
TIE cable cars pass the door Ex-senator J. Soat
Fassett. United states Assistant Treasurer Ellis H.
robe-ts John Proctor Clarke ex-Assemblynan L. IL.
Van ANen Cornelius Donovan, and other weli-lmown
speakers will address the meeting. Professor D. H.
Adams viii lead In popular campaign songs. p2rade
will precede the meeting. led Icy the washington
EepuMican Battery. Tue motto OF the Washington
Heights Republicans Is "Do"A Win D'i"7h r''e
Trade" 49,
The XVIII Assembly District Republican Club viii
hold a public meeting this evening which will be ad-
dressed BIZ good speakers who VIII show the fois OF
turning the trade Of this country to us BRUSH
rivals. W. Berryman will preside.
lively debate on the tariff is expected this evening
az the YOrkvi,le Assembly Rooms. No. 1888 second
ave. between Seventy-second and Sevsntyth third sts.
The Whftelaw Reid Republican Club has Challenged
Assemblyman William J. o'Dair, who wes last year
elected BY Republican and Labor votes In the XXlld
District and deserted 10 TsmmaDy, to debate the
Questions involved In this campaign with the well
known labor agitator, John J. Bealin, at the nall
named These Will also address the meeting: A.
N,rningham. an Irish orator OF ability: Colonel d. r.
sheridan * Judge Deuel. fIyland Flowers and Others.
The Whitelaw Reid Glee Club will furnish the music
The Daniel T. Cunningham Independent Republican
Association OF Harlem will have ratification meet
,ng and bannerraiytng this evening" at No 235 East
one undred- a md -seventhst. Mr.. Cunningham Will
preside and open the meeting with ringing speech in
which he Will give his reasons for voting for Harrisoh
and Reid
The Harrison and Reid Campaign Club Of Mount
Vernon will meet at the wtgwam First ST and Second
ave tonight Speeches will be made by Colonel J. E.
BRYANT Edgar X. Brown and others. The Campaign
Glee Club will sing.
The Colored Republican Club Of Harlem will hold
its regular meeting this evening at No. 221 East
Ninety -seventh-st.
The Garfield League will raise Harrison and REQ
banner this evening at No. so Allenst.
The Republicans of Elizabethport win have ban
ner- raising this evening in First-st. The ceremony
will be followed by Opan-ar meeting ut which
speeches win be made by John Kean jr, and Others.
The Third Ward Republicans will attend In force.
IN. demonstration will be the formal opening OF the
campaign In that part Of the city.
The Thomas C. Plat Protection Battery will give
military and civic ball this evening at Turn Hail.
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