New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
CLUBS IN FULL SWING NOW.
OLD-TIME REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
ENTHUSIASM FOR THE TICKET IN DIFFERENT
PARTS OF THE CITY.

ENTHUSIASM FOR THE TICKET IN DIFFERENT
PARTS OF THE CITY.
Neither earncsiness nor enthusiasm lacking
Al the ratification meeting Of the IrtshAmerican Re-
publican Club OF the XXIId Assembly district, which
was held last night at NO. 1907 Thlrdave. heso-
I,ions were unanimously adopted which approved OF
the nomination of Harrison and Reid and wmon
pledged the club 20 work the success OF the ucRet'
speeches were made by p. J. spcllisy, ). fmiey'
p. II. Mcdonald, J. Kennedy ana IhomaS NC
Gram The speakers said that WIFE s'ch
men as Harrison and Reid 10 lead the
Republican party victory at the polls next eiecuon M
was a certainty and defeat was an impossoh'S'
Every member OF the club agreed with that asser'
ton Of the speakers.
number Of new members enrolled ana
number Of propositions for membership were receNeo
A committee consisting Of Thomas M'Grann' H. H.
Morgan, John Morgan Michael Meehan and Thomas
Mley was appointed to arrange for mass-meetihs
TO he held I'm the early part Of next month. ana 10
select suitable hall IN the district for the occasioh
A number Of prominent Republicans are expected "
make speeches. Al arrangements were compie'eo
for the annual cambakc OF the club 1t VIII be heo
a, rcteer's Cedar Grove New-Dorp S. l., on sunday
! June 26.
After the work OF the meeting was over the MEM
lers were entertained by the singing OF the LAMPS
Club quartet and music by Professor Lenzs orches.a'
| Peter H. Mcdonald, the president, presided AZ 'he
T.. y.
officers were william Iawlor corresponding secretary
and John Reilly treasurer. Among the many present
we're william Churchill, A. J. McEroy, l. Iynah' -
j. Reilly John Buns Henry Knoll, Michael 0orcor'h
John Farley, Matthew Mc'iovern James Ehott, James
stephens Edmund saver, Henry Elliott, william Maner'
| j. A. Donnely, Frederick Descher, J. j. Handioode'
| F. l.. Clew John Fay and William Green
Tho next meeting of the club will be held on Fri
| day evening, July l.
| The members of the Charles +. Br1der Republican
Club OF the XIXth Assembly District held large
and enthusiastic meeting at West slxtyseVehth-st ana
| boulevard. on Thursday evening. Alexander Martin
presided. The following we're unanimously elected
officers for the coming year. samuel b. Bo"en'
| president NJ J. Fenton, first vce-presdent; John
Reisenwebcr second yicc-presdent James Goldsmith.
third vice president; p. H. Dunn, recording secrothry
A. NJ Dickinson, corresponding secretary William
IIsldcn treasurer; ". W. Graham, sereeantat7arms.
The committee constitution and bylaws IS Hiiaho
| Flowers william II. Dnrlng, T. II. Whelan, A. NJ.
Dickinson and F. J. symes; committee on club room
| william ITaden, A. d. Price, J. J. y. symcs. j. IL.
McC;inn. and G. c. Berthold; delegates to State
| League Convention-Iand Flowers, a. NJ DicHnson'
| : H. Randall: alternates-F. J. Symes, g. c. Ber'
| thold il. " Williamson.
| Resolutions ndorsing the nomination OF Harrison
| and Roid and the platform OF the Minneapolis Con-
ventim ware unanimously adopted Among the
| many present were william II. Beamy, d. NJ. Holiness
| A. f. IIennessy Charles q. Cronn, VI. &. Byers,
| C. B. Page, Joseph Love, George Marx, William u
| Owens W. c. Anderson, 5. ii. Randall, James Gold.
smith and A. NJ Dickinson. C. F. Bruder represents
the XIIIth Congress District the State Committee
| and Is president OF the AlAth Assembly Ds"ics
| Regular Republican Club.
| A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Irish
American voters Of the With Assembly District was
| held at No. j6 Clinton Place Thursday evening
| to latily tho Pepubican nominations ana TO form an
| Irish American Harrison and Reid Club. over 200
fore they had voted the Democratic ticket but could
no longer act with party whose principles ana san SAD
Msn press. The following Officers were elected
erard Leonard, president j. l. McCarton, secretary
'nf The s'hs rooms msHSei sas ss%ry s0s n.. s
sI5csns Hs wsrG OF the nS9 %xia assembly District The Hell
Gate Republican Club had called special meeting 70
Convenon and to pass upon some Of roltine
business james t. Randolph introduced a rsolu.
expression Of the voice Of the people fully in
dong and approving them and pleHng tns mem; M
shoulder in the support of the nominees and further
expressly pleigng the club TO reduce the Democratic
majority Of the XXlld District per cent this year
The resolution vas adopted unanimously. followed
%hi.eIs% y eis%FGRs Red. "s''' ''' '''''
%es se as SsasoF TS o dndr sy
Iusk and james f: Randolph, delegates TO the koca.
Of ' ssa sae EnTs Villain paoo ss sas
Rgpp J. a. Keyser and \. Il. Rener 70 act as .
n'R ossSp :eSsm l0f RsndCp
president; John b. sil>beN. second vice President;
c2osy 2Fss ss s TGG%s Sa'rs fo''' N'
President Mosp then , rCt"SSd the wha P'nss q
% the 'GSS asous WV Why ny We ious vote The Republican
viii certainly do telling work before the next election.
oughy alive TO the strength of the Republican ticket
I1 SSw as5 bE at cS faS
| Of the XXIIId Assembly District at No. 1915 Third.
E% Hcn1c HH RsS.d
elected rsash S n bs1 an SGn;Rt psss S
ratify " tbe ticket nominal ed at minneapolis, ani What
more e american people are re- sbs hGr 70 1 S of
dire sp' ~ 1srd s"" s prosperity say here this
evening that benjamin Harrison Is RI, neyt President e
next Vice President BENJAMIN Harrison has proved his
and @sh h; 4G N az % po 81 sss
| Ecid's career as q Minister to France places him
beside BENJAMIN Franklin, not ahead Of him ,,
Atrssscs were also made BY Emil Labishiner and
seward II. Hopkins. The following resolutions were
Resolved, That the G.rnan- American IRepgb
lican organization of the XXIIId Assembly District
Convention at Minneapolis and indorse the principles
in R platform q ns RspnSn ga.
Harrison private and md official career re- rh and the
! and Will lead IL gUnd victory.
Resolved, That The nomination OF whitelaw Reid
patriot. who Is well qualified TO be the associate Of
BENJAMIN Harrison on the National ticket
our power help elect this excellent ticket and viii
do our tlmcst to secure the grand victory Of the
| Grand cid inrtv.-
The following were elected delegates to the State
| League Convention Of publican Clubs at Rochester {
| Emil Labshincr Frederic sigrlst, Adolph Wolman.
| Among those present were Frederic W. Sgrist,
| Henry Michel Martin Michel, Morritz Silberstein
| Iouis Jocklc LEO Labshner. Morris Joely. Adam w,
kutzclnann. Louis Brauer H. I.nnemeher. 4. Jacoby,
| George Samucls. John Schaefer +. Goldsmith II.
| s"hradcr. A. wollman William Hess and A. L.
| Nidcsky
| At special meeting OF the Hamilton Club. No. GA
SXth-aye. the following resolution was offered by
| Andrew Peddie:
Resolved. That heartily iudorsc action OF the
Minneapolis Convention renominatng illustrlous