New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

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mittees for each Congress dstrc. in the STATE whose
duty II Will he 10 call the several Congress Con-
ventons. THIS has been made necessary By tho
changes in the Congress districts owing TO the new
apporonment The Congress Committees Of the
former districts are powerless 10 ac: and new com
mittess mus; be constituted by the state Committee
The buses OF representation must also be readusted
Secretary Kenyon. who returned from syracuse TO
the city yesterday and rcopened the Republican state
headquarters at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL which
had been closed during the absence OF the
delegates at Minneapolis. said last evening
that he found that the people In the central part OF
the State were generally well disposed toward the
Harrison and Reid ticket, while the Republic ans
received IL with satisfaction and enthusiasm. The
impression where have becn.n he said. Is that IT
is ticket that can't he beaten, and Democrats as
well as Republicans feel In this way about II. The
nominations at Minneapolis were made 10 WIN.
That sentiment has somehow got abroad, ana 1t Is
going to keep our oppJlens busy to counterac' IT,
There Is one thing that am glad to notice. con
tlnuot Mr.. Kenyon. and that Is the interest "icn
Is being taken In the convention OF the Republican
State League which is to convene at Rochester week
after next We have forty fifty clubs in Onondaga
County, which all getting really u send oei'
gates, and l hear the same Thug from nearly every
part OF the State 1t Will be magnificent gathering
tireess young workers, who accomplish much in fields
of labor TO which they particularly adapted New
clubs are organizing and old ones are being revived
and recognized. They vera great power In the
campaign Of 1888, and have done much effective work
In every campaign since
There will be no opposition the reelection OF Mr.
Brvohfeh as chairman Of the state Committee, II
he wall accept the place for another year. 1t is well
Known that he does not c0vct the place, and woud
prefer to hand the honor and the labor over 70 u
Ia nsiavcd Tint al
n unanimous reelection II is also the g:neraI Wish
that Mr.. Kenyon shall continue to act as secretary
TO INFORM MR. REID OF HIS NOMINATION.
The committee which is TO inform wmtelaw Red
of his nomination for the Vice Presidency will meet
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tuesday morning, June
81. The committee will take train for WHITE Plalns
about 10 O'Clock in the morning, and Will 60 from
there TO 0phir Farm, where Mr. Reid will receive
them.
BROOKLYN REPU BLHCAN CLUBS AT WORK.
The James q. Blaine Club OF the Twenty seventh
Ward Brooklyn held large and enthusiastic meeting
at their rooms, No. 1,271 MyItleave., on Thursday
night. Thomas Eddy presided in the absence OF the
president, and John Baxter recorded. Nineteen prop
oit0ns for membership received and referred to
the investigating committee. committee consisting
OF George L. England, William Caldwell and Leonard
Hcrrscha appointed to draft suitable resolutions
Endorsing the nomination Of Harrison and Reid Inc
resolutions will be presented at the next meeting
Before meeting adjourned several addresses were
made BY the members, after which refreshments were
served.
The Nineteenth Ward Garfield Battery held
largely attended meeting on Wednesday night Reso
lutlons indorsng the choice Of the Republican Con-
vention at Minneapolis and the platform were unan
mously adopted. The members of the battery intend
to do earnest work for the success OF the ticket.
yOrrNc MEN yNTEREs-rFD IN TIE CAMPAIGN
The Union Republican Clno Of ozone Park. held a
meeting last night for the purpose OF Endorsing the
nominations made at Minneapolis. The names OF
Harrison and Reid loudly checrcd. After the
meeting all hands partOok OF luncheon provided By
the members Of the club The present officers OF the
club ore II. l.. Van Micklew, President; George W.
Cann vice president Charles Tucker secretary. and
William Rose John McCook. f. ii. Macarthur
and George W. Cam, Executive Committee.
People who passed the shafer Building. in Depot
Square, Rutherford. " j., Thursday night, looked
with some establishment at an upper room i'll the
building, from which. at frequent intervals proceeded
loud cheering and applause. The occasion was a
ratification meeting If the Rutherford Republican
Club. which had ffy-two members last week but now
has seventy nine Speeches were made by exMayoi
Luther shafer Charles Burrows ard W. W. Ward. and
great enthusiasm displayed for the Republican
candidates for Fres dent and Vice President The club
resolved TO engage quarters for six months In the
Sinner Building, and TO swing transparency 10 the
breeze as 1t could be got ready. With view
OF interesting young in the work OF the campaign
notice Of motion given 10 increase the Executive
Committee OF the club t. eight members AMI three
active young men, w. w. Ward jr.. Raw TYLER and
Benjamin Burgess, were chosen 10 I'LL the three al
diticnal places.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.
Carlisle Penn. June II (Specalj.-A large and en-
Glusiastc meeting was held In fredericksburg last
evening for the purpose Of organizing Harrison and
Reid Club The following officers chosen Presi-
dent Z. W. Gardiner vcc-president. c. W. Leas:
recording secretary, Charles II. Mumma: financial
retary W. A. Lucas; treasurer. W. A. Huber. Several
hundred signed the roll. The enthusiasm throughout
the Cumberland Valley tie ticket is getting
stronger each day.
j. H. MANLEY GETS THE CACCtS DELEGATES
Augusta, June Il (special.-The caucus for the &C.
lection OF delegates the lid District Congress Con-
venton was held this evening The contest here was
between J. il. Manlcy ard Governor Burleigh, both
being candidates for Congress. Mr.. Manley won By
the overwhelming vote Of go u 342. Mr.. Maney
made neat speech before the caucus, which was
ccivcd with loud applause.
THAT MINNEAPOLIS TICKET.
FURTHER EXPRESSIONS OF SATISFACTION
WITH HARRISON.