New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Douleya-d Tho officers are DR.. Samuel II. B0weh'
president; NJ J. Fenton. first vice president, JONI
Resenweber, second vice president; James "odSh'h'
third vice president: p II. Dunn. recording secretary
A. VI. Dickinson, corresponding secretary Nih'iii
uahen treasurer; W. W. Graham. ser6eantatarins.
The committee on constitution and laws Is liiland
Flowers, William II. Darling r. H. Whelhn' a. NJ
Dickinson and T. J. Symcs; committee on clnbro"m'
william IIalden A. D. Price, !. J. Y. symos j. H.
Mc(nn and q. G. BerthOld.
Among The members are Charles g. Cronin. NJ. C.
Eyers. Joseph Love. George Marx \. +. lennesy'
d. VI. Holmes, c. Il. Page ". {. Anderson james
Goldsmith and II. V. Williamson.
one Thousand eight hundred names ara on the roIi
bool, of the XIXth Assembly District Republican A-s0
claton The officers Charles F. Brnder, prcsl
dent: David TAYLOR, first vice president; L. y Di'h-
beck second president; william Holden treasurer
and i. II. Dunn, secretary. rousihg T'l'holu'n
meeting has been held by the club. and the ticket
and platform were enthusiastically Endorsed. Among
the members arc Charles lIcitz George i. kohl'
John Black Herman CTackc, william &. Anderson
samuel b. Bovine John c. Cummings, Johh iu'h'eie'
George Schroeder, VI. VI. Conovrr william Hertieiher
John Asten Thomas j. smith. John larlr1d"' LOWS
Miller Charles Miller, william II. Walden, cornelius
W Moore Harry Armstrong. Thomas Mckeah' + .
Williams Ben janin J.. Emerson, George W. Law
Iosepb L. Fest. william Irwin, william lial1en Henry
Geicr John H. McC;inn. VI. G.. BycrS. John H. Mc'ahh
Louis Mayers, J. j. Tcstgrr, J. W. WlilaIhS' WITHIN"
y ROhlfs Charles Roilfs, Jacob Hoffman ana NIElim
II. Brudcr Meetngi are held every Tuesday evening
The Depcw Club, the colorcd Republican orehh"
,ion NJ the XIXth District meets at 40. @73 West
npe IIu,tIr,u.lid forty ok ST. The mrIn"rs are
all active workers, and are securing recruits every
week.
The Hamilton Republican Club Is situated ut NO
OF West one hundred and tircthst, where the ciuo
has n new house with good furniture. Mr. Campocn.
tho president says: eve are all perfectly ShtS"'u
with the ticket and convinced that IL VIII VIII wa"
mcmbers are also ready T. work to bring about th'
,.,,.h,o result The members at present number
.hout 175p The officers T. &. Campbell presi
acut Ioseph Golfer vice president; Mahlon 'hahcc'
recording secretary; Frederick llulberG' treasurer
Collin H. Woodward. corresponding aud iianchi 7ec'e
tarv: Frederick AdhOuse. chairman OF inc eAco""No
committee sumner u. Stiles chairman OF the library
committee, and W. {. Eeddy' ch"rn'" Vi '"' "''"'
commlttc. Al, ,.,
rh ry,h Assembly District Is fairly bristlng with
| uu conducted wide awake Republican Clubs In
Abingdon square, the headquarters OF the greater Par'
OF these clubs the front OF nearly every D"'''"s "
| decorated with Harrison aud Rel1 banner INC
club spirit always was strong III 'his u''''io'' "" ~
,oor II seems to hnvc started early aud with unusual
yicor There are no less than seven Republican ana
semi social clubs with marked Republican tendencies
e. the district and II Is said BY well Informed men hat
,ha vote for Harrison and Reid in November VIII DC
| siuply appalling TO the Democrats OF the dls'io.'
| II has been we'll called the "tItit American "''"
Zeal and energy the prominent ch'rac'ciSuoa ~
the men who fight the battles Of the party Ill 'u''
assembly district and good records VIII be maze III 'c
| rolls in November by the Regular Republican oTs"'i
a. ou OF the IXth Assembly District. the Lincoln 'hioi
q,n, the IXth Assembly District Republican 'iuD 'hc
| v,nth Ward Pioneer Corps, The Nhth warn
pcgulars. the Empire Club, and the business Men
Assocotion The Republican Organization OF tho IAtu
! Assembly District has enrolled membership Vi
| NEARLY 900 voters; It's headquarters are NJ 40
Abingdon SQUARE Major william II. Coisa, The piesi
| a.nt is Cler. Of the Third District Court The othei
officers ore Franrn Is. Miller and Mitchell Halliday
vice presidents; william A. Gednoy, secretary George
| # clark treasurer, and Edward VI. Moig1n cbarrh'
| ., fine district committee. Major COrsa IS conhdeh
10 success for the party the issues of the MIME
| opous uniform lie says that hc never before sn"
| such earnest enthusiasm so early In any campaign
| ~ is already shown by the voters OF the district
Cur standard bearers could not have been more popu
| lar they are sure TO win with good old time major
tiles {" he added No. Abingdon square Is also The
HEADQUARTERS Of the Republican Club OF the district
| A Hnrrs0n ard Reid banner adorns the frcht OF th'
| hu,d,ng The temporary officers OF the club are
Charles II. Macy. president; W. a. GedncS, vice pres'
| dent: A. Franka Lawson second vice president
| Charles A. Ferguson, recording secretary i.
Usher. corresponding secretary, and David IL Huh'ef