New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
URGING ON THE FIGHT.
ENTHUSIASM IN THE XXIID DISTRICT.
. rousrNy, MAss-MEETNG UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE IVY CLUE.

A pousINJs MASS-MEETNG UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE IVY CLUE.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Republicans Of
thu yyIld Assembly District was held last evening
IN Ienox Hall Thirda and Seventy second-st. over
400 men were present, and when President Edward J.
Kelly of the Ivy Club aunder whose auspices the
meeting Was held called the meeting 70 order at 80
o'clock standing room was at a premium, and the
space behind the table reserved for the presiding
officer and secretary invaded by a good natured
but determined crowd. The room was handsomely
decorated with bunting, and behind the presiding
officers chair was large picture Of President Har-
risop draped with the American flag quartet from
the Union Glee Club sang number OF campaign
songs which were received with the applause ana
laughter which they deserved, for while they HIT
they never 4" hurt"
John Mcdonald was the first speaker lie limited
himself to fifteen minutes, which was the only thing
about his speech which did not please his hearers who
heartily appauded him al his Introduction and called
for more when be had finished. In beginning ms
address, Mr.. Mcdonald drew sharp contrast be-
tween the administrations OF Mr. Cleveland and Presi-
dent Harrison. and quoted. single instance. the
settlement Of the samoan trouble under President
Hsrrson's direction as Indicating his ability hs
Executive of the Nation. In referring 10 hin, he
said President Harrison is quiet man, but wheh
he strikes he strikes from the shoulder In closing
Nle speaker said j met good Democrat the other
day, and no tod me that the Republicans would win
everything Is prosperous under this protective
tariff"
The last WAS received with hearty laughter and ap
plause. which only died to be again renewed and
repeated when General George A. sheridan was INTRO
duced As usual General sheridan held the close
attention Of his hearers during his whole ADDRESS,
which lasted an hour and his arguments. backed up as
they were with figures. received with an atten-
ton only interrupted with applause and cheers. 1t
was not until a late hour that the meeting dsDanded'
The following clubs OF the XXIId Assembly District
were represented by their presidents: The East side
Citizens Republican Club, A. i. Mason; James G'
Blaine Club, John Brandt; Hell Gate Republican Cluo,
Anthony Mossop; John W. Terry Republican Club,
Robert S. Brownen: the lave Oak Club. John H. Gun
ner: German Association. George schmidt: Bohemian
Republican Club, A. Garfield Republican Club.
Adolph Hoffman; Harrison and Reid Club Of the XXlId
Assembly District Michael sherry. and the Protection
Republican Club, Joseph Moen.
Among those present were Captain John Gunner,
A. G.. Mason, S. T. Campbell, John Little, william
Becker, L. T. Dunn, A. T. Cohn, Adam Machamer,
l. lesser II. C. johnson. Charles Semsey Charles
Bender Emil Bernstein, A. Neal. William GaSkell.
r. 5. Briggs. I. d. Silsbee, Charles Schmmeck, j. NJ
Kahlmier W. Keller IL. NJ. Tomphns, John Fnsly.
Charles Raubs, W. II. Porter. Charles c. smith, Will
lam Derolt Z. T. Kelly, Archibald Campbell. Joseph
strobach, william Raith T. q. Prizes. W. b. kohler,
F. p. 7. Clark, A. l.. Mason, Hamilton Bridge, J. A.
Betty, W. H. Goetling Isaac Guran, G.. Brush, 5. A.
Donnely, E A. Thorp. r. c. Ruhl, I. Sherden, Robert
Smith, J. E. Oohn, X. Behr. c. c. Smith, IL. Ruhl.
W. II. Robinson. F. SteinbuSher, L. H.; Bold, G. p
A. Mosup, Charles Petch, ". r. sanders, p g.
Carpenter, ". G.. Dudley. J. j. Murphy j. Wiloughby'
J. Alexander. W. 4. Farrell T F. Brown, r Cqsack'
John ponahue, " MORGAN; A. Pluher e. Y; B Tat,
ford, Dr. f. Churchill, L. Kazenburg, Joseph weuk,
Thomas Lush F. a. Bot@y ard c. Green