New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
A BUSY WEEK FOR GERMANS.
ACTIVELY At WORK ALL OVER THE CiTY-co'
IN, MEETINGS.

ACTIVELY AT WORK ALL OVER THE ClTY-CoM'
ING MEETINGs.
This Will be n banner week in German Republican
politics In this city. Splendid the record 0i ter
mans has been this year they propose TO d. sl better
from now I'll election day. There are more "ernahN
who nro Republicans this year, there are ror" trrmhh'
who are attending mccnss. there are NOR" ''rh ans
wllo are actively working. more new clubs have been
formed and the regular Republican organizations have
more member, thl, year than ever before. Meeting
have been arranged In accordance with carefully
considered plan and the German Republican ''h'"l
Committee has kept things 50 well In control mat All
the clubs ,soeatlons and district organizations have
worked together like ono complete whole. !" 90 thiA
successfully rcqmrci hard work and much credit Tor It
Is due 10 such prominent German Republicans n ciW
nand Eidman Rudolph Eubcns. Ferdinand Drcycr' G..
otto Bacsc DR.. r. H. ScWln and others like them.
They can look back with pride on their record tiu' lar
for there has been the slightest clash or lnck "i
harmony anywhere. and the regular German k"pnb'
llcan ORGANIZATIONS have worked together llR" MAJ
ninceni and powerful engine for the election Of l'aF'l
son aud Reid There will be meeting Of NJ least one
OF the regular Organizations zach night during III" com
Ing week beside the numerous mccllLg' OF the clnh'
and ward associations.
on Monday, October 3. the Xlllth Assembly Dis
trlct German Republican Organization VIII meet at
No. go Eighth ave-. I'm the Grand Opera House, and
the western tariff speaker Gustav \. Kahn. VIII al
dress tho meeting The old XIIth Assembly DIS
trct ORGANIZATION will meet october In Dry
Dock Hall, No. 3Of Eat Fourth.st. ON Wednesday
night October 3, the old lid Assembly District or
ganlzation Will meet at ~. l35 Eghihst. and on
Thursday night october a. the German Repuhll ans
II the Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards VIII
meet at Melrose Turn Hall, No. 55j Cortland ave.
Mr.. Rain will speak there.
The largest meeting Of tho week will be the one to
he held on Friday evening at ConcoIda Hall. Nos.
IN HI Ting all tha a.
man, Of the East Side will gather. and good speak
crs and music will be provided. II Is almost certain
that the crowd viii be large one. The different
organizations and clubs Of the With. Nth, Nlth ana
XVIII Assembly Districts will all take part The
hall will hold 300 people but there may have to be
au overflow meeting outside. Among the speakers
vIn be- Gustav A. Ealn, OF Wisconsin, who has been
arousng 20 much Interest and enthusiasm among the
German Republicans Of Newlorh Ciy during the
last two weeks Mr. RAIN made long investigations
Of the social and economic condition Of the working
man In Germany. Austria, France, Belgium and Eng
land aud his arguments In favor Of Protective toni
are drawn from fresh sources ANA not only novel
and striking. but undcniabe and CONVINCING lie
adds 10 his Intimate knowledge Of tho subject voice
Of unusual strength aud Ora,oncal gifts which nc not
German rlcc club the male vocal quartet or
pheus.p will furnish the music. The committee Of
arrangements consists o; Rudolph liulenS, Gustav A.
mrr Ferdinand fldman, G. otto Iiac.e FcrdnaIi
brewer Henry G. lEtty August Braun, Louis Metro
witt Henry Schumacher. Dr. +. II. Ncwiand. Charles
Dress, Max Altman. Paul schntzlcr. Charles Eschcr
aud william Rccher.
ON Friday night, October 81, there viii be- another
nOnble gathering Of Germans enthusiastic for llarfi-
son and Reid II Is the meeting called by the German
Of this country of the late war, and Will ho
held In Germana Assembly Rooms. This VIII no
doubt l "A grand and worthy demonstration. and will
aid 10 omen the OF The wild nrihmctClans who
recently figured In cabalstic WY that thcr'
was a single German Republican left To stand up
for counting. The officers Of tie German Veterans
Association Phlp ciz president General George
Won schacl and IL trw Alexander, vice presidents
Herman DrhncCke, secretary.
The Executive Committee has among il members
Captain Edward Wcrthcimcr Frank Bury, LcopDi
Massins Charles IT, Traitteur. Gustav Arnold. Herman
". Thum. Colonel George Trvers, Mr. Iaubod, Major
Charles Scmsey, Henry luemann, AdOlphus Rcmann,
Luprian.