New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
EFFECTIVE WORK BY REPUBLICAN CLUBS
MEETINGS EVERY NIGHT.

will carry them past the winning line. lar ahead ol
all previous records Meetings are hoosed In tlls pt't
81 the civ for the rest OF the campaign not Only 10,
every night in the week. but macy IN one n'Sh,' anu
oo ~ tbc host speakers are yet 10 he heard NJ ue
hoadouortes of the Harlem Republican Campaign Ciuo
/ Nos 15.-1GO West one hundredand-twcntY- hi'h-s''
r,oo,inc, are held every night in the week. ana 20
many p.oplc attend that 1t would he possible 10 h'u
overflow meetings Of equal sic III the street Ho-a'
| K started off by The John Ericsson Republican 'luo'
| which VA, orranilcd two weeks ago and now mas
r,onb,r,bip NJ scVefai hundred Although one oil '''
| newest Republican clubs in Harlem inns swarm W
r,nIz,tion has shown itself to be fun OF HE ana N-I'
and i, doing splendid work for the cause Oh Po'''"V
! TO American labor and American industries i"' NV
ING, II this cluo have only been well attended p'
| ,w,de, but men OF other nationatcs nave peeh pr
| an, "a u.,cn 10 the doctrines OF PToectoh' Inv
oornestnfs, with which these men oil the North''"u
| have entered the campaign preNlSc' SUM ''
! changes I'm the election Districts III 'HlS p"'' VI '
| dty on November = . oo
en- tuesday night these handsome headquarters are
| filled with colorcd Republicans. WHO nave " way ~
conducting their meetings that inspires ''' -
! all who attend them. Democrats In TINS part
! Ct the city have been Amusing themselves anu
with the idea that Colorcd voters were GONE 10 ""r
| pou the Demo ratio ticket tbs tdI' 1t rcl"''' o"'
mo o,tardonc. Of such people at one OF the meetings
Of these col red Republicans 10 show now lah! 'i,t
will cet left" who are corniilS Oh coiOicu D'o ~
| ,,o. Xcvcr before have the colorcd voters Been 40
/
Ioyol 10 the Republican party, and never hr''rc III
fine roll OF membership In the 1ol)cd hepl'i' III ''"
| in this part of the city shown such long '' :" "''"
| Tho coorcl vote this campaign i SDd lur Hi'l''''
| and Reid what 1T may be in some DINER o'hpF"','
| a. IN, .ouc GOES II T., not known, but IN l''- '"o
,,o,cd man l. for the party Of Abraham Lincoln ana
| ccro,ol l. : Grlnt On Wcinedlv night these hcal
ouartc,s ara filled by representative bod ol o""'
who n.c addressed b. some Of the IeAah- "ia,o' VI
The country for this I, the night on WHICH le 'i''i'
! Eepuhlcln club hold, It's mass m'euhr' III ''' '''
oncc may be found some OF the bcst-hno"h ''lo"a VI
New York city. some Of whom have VOC" ~"
| cratic ticket, hut In TINS cahlP'"S" nav
| party Of Free Trade. c
| On Thursday night the Harlem Republican VIM
naIrn club holds s meetings In style 'hat : p,'"
Iarly its own. The first part Of the 'N''hN - ''",'
| mn with excellent campaign singing III VINO" "''
| all in the audience join. THIS club ha' oo"' Inv
campalcn work this fall which will show wohd''l"'
results AT the poll, Oh November On Friday hlE"'.
which may he called the banner night 81 u" "ccN' "
unlimited enthusiasm can make IT 80. the INST i!''
DENTAL Voters Republican club holds Us ',
at these headquarters. and almost raises th' '0'i WV
IFS vociferous style Of campaigning. ihc'o !'e
VOTERS have II way Of getting there which u az
uchtfully taking They already number between Nv"
and six hundred members, which is probably one u
the hest membership roll, Of first Presidential N'''N
I'm this city, II not in tie country i"c'o ,''''-
mon are to be- found there almost every night III
the week and II some biz Republican mc'uh- j. s'"N
ON I'm their nclg!borhood they promptly Muster "u'
with their grandfather hats and Harrison canes """
forming 4 parade Of iwo to five hundred H,'""-' ~
marching through DE principal streets OF Harlem S'7
ing and shouting for Harrison and Red
enc Of the most difficult fields for Republican
campaicn work in Harlem Is that section ar"uhd ''
hottonvuc where up 10 tins time. th" Democrats
have openly avowcd that no Republican 'lhb VIII u'
tolerated In spite Of their threats. however the
vovo 81 Republican victory has already Invaded ih'IF
Lolliwic, and last week the Calvmont Republican 'u'
was Organized under ia" most cncoatas'As ""'p'c'
at the Boulevard and one hundred indi"en'y slAh
81 The following were elected officers jon" ~"
gerald president august Nathan ir't wee pa 'l''''
Frederick Roberts, second vice president NJ y. u"
enthal secretary; Harry Cofbc.t treasurer 'c''
mal Cotter. scrgcantatarm>. The following VIZ
elected members Of the executive committee 'hl'
topher j. CoiIcy, Thomas Firth. walter JOYCE SUI
Firth, james Murray. william to"cn, Nil'm H.
Jones' Daniel Higgins. william li"Ncf' Al'A""'''
lockwood Jane, Fctti,. william &. smith and james
Cumlach. This cIb proposes TO enter upon
visorou, campaign in hi, hoibod Of the Democracy
and proposc, 10 maxi an appreciate reduction In the
raiortio, that arr, usually rolled up la tn, part 81 me
city, one OF the most encouraging features iu VIC """
Of this club f. the division # the 'lY into ~ INDY
District, made by the 1amnnny iliH gerry m'h'''
The XXVIIIth Assembly District. according 2" 'i'
now gerrvmandcr. has q Democratic majority 81 ah'"
-c4 a l,rr. palt Of which /, made up from the
section around Manhattanvillc. Manai;anvili". no"
ever /, undergoing rapid ana radical change ""'"
the Democrats did not forescc. The constantly m'r'
luc influx Of Republican residents along WASHING on
HEIGHTS and the upper part Of Harlem VIII soon hln'
tAl, a solid Republican Assembly District In'
change will not take place In the present 'Ampi-h
but when Tn" does come. thee" VIII b" an avn"
&c slumpr In the Democratic majority In Tie NJ"
XXVIlnh Assembly District.
The Harlem Branch Of tho Young Mem Christian
Assoca,ion at No. , W'sI one hundred and-t"'1iy-
ffthst. j. entering upon another year 81 usefulness
and practical Christian work with Ia" brightest pros
meets, Among he many feature that This Institution
afford, IS It's course of star entertainments, which have
hccomo one Of tho social feature In Harlem The
collr,e this wear T. one OF unusual excellence Inc
first entertainment VIII De- given October 20 ly The
Rcmenyi Grand Concert Company, consisting 81 the
Hungarian yioinisi, EAouard Ecmcnyl; Mr.. Minnie
u. Mcihoi. soprano. jaime. W. Mar,hlank. baritone
and NJ Florence SAG, pianist. IT." second enter
ralumcnt Novonllrr Il. viii be- lecture 10y Russell
H. Conwcn the brilliant preacher and orator "i the
BAPTIST Temple. al Philadelphia and president oi
Temple College. Ills subject viii b" Acre, "i bla
monds.7 ON Thur, lay December l., the N""-l"rh
Engli.a Ballad Company, con,i,tng Of Mr- Carrie
uun.Kinr so,~ano: Mn. julie De Eythcr contralto,
W H. Ricgcr, tenor: Carl T.. Dullt, baritone; Adolph
Closc pianist will appear. The fourth entertainment
will be January H. given by the metropolitan col
leec Of Music Glce ChA. assisted by Mis-, Marion
Short I'm recitation. and representations. Til, gice
club !, mad" up OF both men and women. ON Thurs
day February rs. Leland r. Power, will give i'm
pcrsonaion, Of len characters from The shauchrann
The a,t Of the series will be- March -, when Charles
T. Undcrhn Will appear in 1.-The Rivals" assisted 10y
Julian Pascal. p1nst. The price Of admission with
reserved seat 10 H., OF star entertainments Is
~ 90 Member, Of the Harlem Branch and of the
Ladies Auxiliary viii have an opportunity TO pncln'"
three tickets 1T half price, ~ %.
Tho Easi Harlem Republican club, which
Gently organized and which /, doing such effective
work held a blg mas,mcciine At is headquarters. No.
242O second ave. last wcoH which remarkable
for the number Of Democratic voter, present. Floyd