New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NEW-JERSEY DOES HER PART.
A GREAT MASS.MEETING ~ I."BOKEN.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE SEE A FINE PARADE-MANY
MEETINGS Held.

The Republicans of Hoboken took possession OF that
city last night and gave denomination OF ther
loyalty to the Republican cause which en'lreH
eclpsed all their former efforts. AT O'Clock manu-
some banner was raised by the Lincoln Pioneer CluD,
and then great mass-meeting was held III WI"
Fellows Hall which, large II is, could ACCOMMODATE
only onethird OF the crowd which camored FOR al
mlttance. Long before O'Clock Westinghouse III
front Of the clubs quarters packed with people
and n force Of policemen had their hands fii IN
keeping passageway open for Tie street cars.
Promptly at the honr willing haods manned the
guy ropes and, TO the strains Of Hail Columbia 'he
banner was slowly extended. Three rousing cheers
went up from the crowd and drowned the band COM
pIeely. When quiet had been restored. Jacob Straus
delivered an address. At It's close the Lincoln Pioneer
Corps Of tho club fifty strong formed in front OF e
clubhouse and headed by a band marched TO Eleventh
and Willow sts.. whore they took the right OF me
In the evenings parade through all the principal
streets and back 10 odd Fellows Hall.
The corps with It's Uniform Of blue and white. with
high white fur hats each man carrying shining axe
attracted much attention all along the line Of march
and won frequent applause 10y its marching. Inc
Fremont Club OF Jersey Heights the Weehawkeh Ilar-
rson and Reid Club and the Pioneers OF West iIoboken
also took part IN the parade The officers OF the Ian
coin Pioneers We're Major, L. Schroeder; sergeant
major Walter Pritchard adutant, Frank a. Newman
quartermaster, Gustavus PierTey. The captains Of the
three companies were James tAnpDell, os'dT laoD'''
and Edwin A. Odell. While the parade was in prog
ress the great massmccting going on IN odd Eel
lows Hail. Aaron s. Baldwin, president Of the LIN
coin Pioneer Club took the chair and called the meet
ing TO order. Robert O. Meyer, OF the lloboken Re
publican Club, appointed secretary Of the meeting
and read series OF resolutions which ended AS follows
"Rcsoved That feel proud OF the Government
OF which benjamin Harrison Is head and feel certain
that the American people Will. by decisive vote OF
confidence next November, say well done good and
faithful servant We feel that the welfare OF TINS
great Republic requires the triumphant election Of
Harrison and Reid to fill the chairs to which they have
been respectfully nominated"
Addresses then made by James Eairman ana
by C. H. Benson Of 1.-THE Jersey City Journal Ere
Quen applause interrupted the speakers and the cheers
which given at every pause We're taken up Dy
the crowd outside. 49,. ,,,,,
These are the officers of the Lincoln Pioneer club
under whose auspices the entire evenings dGrnoh>tTa
ton WIS held: President Aaron >. baldwin, wee
treasurer, r. d. Johnston financial secretary, W; H..
OrthuT. The following wore the vcepc'dehtS OF 'nc
evening: Joel II. Woodman. w. A. Fletcher, /. w.
Hempler DR.. ID. l. Dixon. L. Shany Davis, L. H.
Iangemann. Henry Rankn F. 6 L@hse' '% %snc a.
.ntth n. Hires. Albert Sturken. a. Podlsta, John
Reid. George Raymond, John s. Mahon, Abel j. smith.
Edward O. Brown, G. Keil, jr, Edward W Martin
Arthur Lefty Isaac Palmer Charles Pitts, Aaron ;.
Baldwin, Thomas d. Johnston and d. l. Hlnkemah'
The assistant secretaries W. Orthun. l.. o. Iniue
H. II. Won Dreee. IT,, W. Mahon George W. White
August Schroeder, George Raymond IT,. and Rober