New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
NEW.JERSEY REPUBLICANS WIDE AWAKE.
ACTIVITY IN THE oRANGES-OLD CLUBS GROW
ING AND NEW CLUBS FORMING.

NEW,JERSEY REPUBLICANS WIDE AWAKE.
ACTIVITY IN THE ORANGES-OLD CLUBS GROW
ING AND NEW CLUBS FORMING.
II enthusiastic organizations are to carry Oranges
for Harrison and Reid their plurality In the oranges
is sure TO bc large. Never has campaign been IN
stituted and arrangements made to push II 80 s'rohgS
by the Republicans In that neghborhood Already
seven Republican clubs have sprung INTO existence
and several large mass-meetings been held FUNDS
not wanting and Orange Republicans are Sah'
glline OF a victory In the whole State.
The Young Mems Republican Club Of the Oranges
was organized on June 30, in Central Hail. when an
enthusiastic meeting held and the party nominees
WIRE warmly Endorsed. The officers OF the clup are
George j. Bayles, president, Jacob b. Hench hrS' vice
president; william ID. Marsh, second ice-preSoeht'
william A. Lord secretary; Frederick H. Roiner'
treasurer Mrssrs. William Nelson, Spencer o. AyreS
and Harry F. Allen, with the president and secretary
ex-oficio form an efficient executive committee
which has already been intrusted with the WORK Vi
appointing leaders In each election district IN erahgc
East, West, and South Orange, for the purpose VI
planning and carrying on an energetic campaign can
y,ss in each ward The president OF the club has
been elected Vice President OF the Essex County
Leagus OF Republican Clubs and IS also President oil
the Columbia College Republican Club. He Will 90
on the stump for Harrison and Held III the iaii INC
present membership OF the club is about one nun
dred and 1t Is expected TO treble wtthin moh'"'
HEADQUARTERS
heart OF the city, and fine campaign banner Is
about to be swung Mainst. The young orators
o tl- club propose to try the force Of their arguments
AGAINST their friends the enemy III the fali, ana are
asstduously posting themselves Oh National SSues'
Great things expected for the neeuhs 10 D. hcu
Mt the headquarters In the Central building Oh Tues
dav evening 10 which every member Of the Grand
Old Party is invited.
During the campaign Of 1883 the David A. zen
Battery OF Orange always in for liberal amount
OF applause for their excellent drilling ana me APP
pearance This battery reorglnized two Weeks
ago under the name of the Fifth Ward Republican
BATTERY wigwam is being built on washington
st. to accommodate the club. which numbers 10
members The officers elected to look after the
ORGANIZATIONS interests are President. T. A.
wheeler: vice president, Alonzo Rays; secretary,
John stalker; treasurer Dr. VI. Herbert SIMMONS
No military officers have as yet been elected
In the Democratic stronghold Of South Orange
Harrison and Reid Club was organized mon" ago
and has crown extensive proportions Inc ciuo-
roouy are in the Hughes Building. and are comfortably
furnished over 200 members have been enrolled
since organi7a,ion Tie following officers have been
elected President Charles H. Taylor; Independents
Rederick Robinson. Robert Ward, AbJah f. ilHoh'
william +. Allen. job nllon Robert d. Bowl Ira
8. smith, william J. Aschcnbach. II. W. Jessup'
Thomas 5. Kngman, Charles b. Nandervecr' hnSnc
v Cornell IT.; secretary and treasurer, Henry Lily
corresponding secretary, George a. 'Haiscy' 'r Inc
club has also connected with 1t most eAceheh'
Gle. club consisting Of the following named young
men: william II. Garrison. ;. Fischer Miller' Johh
r. hathaway and Freeman GARRISON
In Orange Valley steps have been ihKcn to"aiu ''c
formation OF Harrison and Reid Club and the or
ganization viii probably be completed during inc
ensuing week.
The largest and most influential Of the Republican
organizations in the Oranges Is the Ea't orange he
yIblican Club This body IS Incorporated under inc
state laws and has a large membership conssuhs y,
the majority OF the pros porous D n,,sS ~ R.nm
ncansIn The officers Of the fast OfaiSc htPnon az
Club are: President, Robert W. iiawkeSw .rand
FIRST vice president Joseph H. NUN" .cs synu
HIfreT = Meeker; treasurer. Edward f.. Ciapp.
board Of governors one year j. Frank 1 E" frsns
Wlson: two Years, John H. Palmer, T. NJ Ercws lS,
r. D. GILBERT, J. F. Pratt, Il. Evertt NILS . Inc
club meets in Handsomely furnished rooms At Ma'i-
IT. and Arlngton-avs., East Orange A.. ..,,o,
sxe ~ the older club Is the Junior Fcpubicsh tIup
y East Orage. a lard Of about 100 young men men
between tho ages OF sixteen ana twcnty,o,e. ~!
are making great preparations for the taii ae' r,
ssons Their officers are President, John r. Iayior
Wee president william Clark; secretary Iohn ~
Cadnus treasurer George ar1,o.n second licnten.
ant ". j. Norris Third lieutenant, Charles hosen"h
frat sergeant, II. Jones: ,,,. scout, H.
cluu which has had most TeWar rs tot1,;inn
the West Orange Republican Club. ms 0,einIi,io'
is only thrre weeks old and ns henlosisp - ' 1aH
The hendqnarters on Nanst opposite the EIle na.i
road station, are hing with b"nuhg ano Wr,,nr.
with pictures Of the Republican nominee. ",ot"'t.
aro held ON Tuesday evenings. and ARRANGEMENTS are
being made 70 inform the memrrS III VIZ t ~ w.,
approaching paadcs etc. The 0nlccr' u rn,cr "
FREDERICK Cummings vice prcsldents, trene11k a."
schmmp Charles Prarce secretary. James ',iin ,
t,eaSmr-r George Sherman; sergeant atarns Ed"ih
A. Ferry.