New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
LIVELY POLITICAL CLUB.
TIE WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS.
THEIR HANDSOME QUARTERS AND THEIR IN
pusTRY IN CAMPAIGN WORK.

THEIR HANDSOME QUARTERS AND THEIR IN
DUsTRY IN CAMPAIGN woRh'
There are few clubs In this city which can boast OF
n handsomcr set OF rooms than those recch.'s ~.
nj BY the West side Republican Club OF inc NiA'' 's
sembly District in the Hotel Endicot'' Ash'.
st. and Columbus.avc while no club west OF 'eh''"'
n, can comnarc with thi; club In the elegance, COM
fort and convenience OF It's club quarters This cup
ha, been I'm existence Ony short time. but us CROWN
has been rapid and substantial until now IL 'aAeo ai
as one Of the leading and most lhhuenuai o's""'.
lions I'm this part Of the city The new quarters vi ''
club are admirably adapted for club work ana LOT car
rylng on an active and aggressive campaign AS o"c
OF the members said t. a Tribune reporter >" lou
con,t always got people to attend meeting In prl-
vate house rs they always feel little di'hdent ABOUT
seupnc across what seems TO be private threshou'
and they usually require more than one drec' ara per
scnal invitation besides considerable urging u get 'he
In But when the quarters Of the cub are IN u ho'ei
strangers always feel more at home ior hoei Is my
mans domain, and everybody fceis NJ liberty W e"''
without an invitation"
| Tho cIub rooms OF the West side Republican Club
ore on thc ground floor Of the Hotel Endlcott. ana
while paaking OF all the advantages and convchehces
! which LARGE hotel oilers they have all inc require
ments of a private clubhouse The entrance Is SEMI
private one In Eighty secondst and Immediately OPEN
ing of the public hall Is the set Of four large rooms OF
cub Tho first rtcm WnrT i aDOut III ny -" ie''
T. used as reception plrlor and Is Handsomely
furnished In old oak furniture, while the carpet Is
velvet in soft colors. The walls Of this room are
beautifully decorated in creamcolor shotcd WIN gou,
while the ceiling is Of the general design but OF
n lighter tint. This room has windows which open III
| Eighty sccondst.
Passing through double doorway. which is hung
with handsome pcrtieres, one comes to the library
which also has windows facing Eighty secondst. This
room Is clnborately and uNuri-usy furnished In
| Old oak velvet carpet and richly upholstered chairs
and lounges II IS little larger than the parlor OF
tho rcceptionroom
Back of these two rooms Is large room. 81 by 80
feet which Is used rs the billiard and pool room, ana
II Is fitted up with every facility and convenience
for that purpose Back Of this again Is the large pub
uc ro obout 40 by 50 feet where all the ssmect ng'
- the campaign will be he'd aud whore 1t IS promised
some effective aud telling work for Harrison and Reid
will be done. This hall is admirably fitted for this
purpose II has hardwood floor, high ceiling. per
feet ventilation and Is free from the noises OF passing
trims or trucks which so frequently interrupt meetings
in other halls These lighted with electricity
throughput and In winter they VIII DC hea'eu WIN
steam.
| This cub has entered upon the campaign with a
dash and determination TO win that "mean business.
The club ha, It's own choice In the Republican noml
nep and has taken of III coat and has begun 10 secure
their election. prominent member OF the cluD sau
TO Tribune reporter: Yon would be surprised 10 see
how many Republicans have recently moved into this
part Of the city that do not know OF the existence Oh
Republican sanzatons OF If they do they eei i'ie
backward making themselves known They seem
| 10 think that lot OF hight)ned men WHO nave
elegant club-lOOms and arc exceedingly pieasen WIN
our condition and don't care much about WHAT Is tAi'e
place ont, idc our walls That Is just the sentiment we
ara irving 10 overcome IN tie minds OF OUTSIDERS we
have elegant club-rooms 10 be SURE. undoubtedly the
| . proud OF mem
bnt We want our Republican neghbcrs 10 feel tat hey
| are welcome TO come In aud enjoy them with u.s. we
extend to them the heartlcst kind OF liarrisoh ""u
| Reid welcome and want them TO Join us shouiier 70
shoulder in bringing about great Republican 'ioo'
| I'm November .
I'VE have appointed canvassing coni'ii''ec III
this very purpose and IL has already got ID work ana
no. .ccomnii.hcd good results. The members OF this
| committee have divided up the section OF inc oi's
bounded BY Central Park. Fifty -ninhst'
and tcnth.st and North River ana are maRihs "'"'0
IN honse canvass 70 determine the potca peel OIL rs
many voters ~ possible. All dyed1hthe-"oo' Ncp'o
ucnns and Democrats let alone, but u those ,"a'
| ~ ,ravo,ro I'm their beliefs We Will esnd protec-
,to, documents and campaign tracts ana Will IN o'i
WAYS eudcavor to lead them on the nHht 'ra'N
Nthourh thG committee has not yet hnsheu l's c"i
vass so far as II has gone we hnve oeea NV" h.
encouraged. Many men VINO were s'pfeIH c,,s 10Y
,L LIT Il Democrats have been found 10 DO dg'otea
With the corruption Il the state Democracy as shown n
| fhu
| Ho iSaderic.s and objecteSs Democratic majority
in the House AT Washington A. opporca 10 r'
,Icv SOC the clear consistent and imprceaaole pos
-, mo Republican doctrine Of protection t'nlp"r =
Win cpocy and Win rn To re- orri'or
and Rc,d they naturally fc"l that the Hepubhcah u
| The safer ana mors American party WIN VIII"
| ,ntrr,t the relns 81 goveinm MT - =, ,-,.,.
| rhe officers Of this club are Charles ~ lnhlor
president: John l.. y. Hunt viceprcSldcn,; >: hnfn
! inaycrat second vice president; LuciuS W. >tahton
mira wee rl,vdcnt: LEOPOLD -. Corresponding
sncieinry: Frank Erainard. recording secretary an,
| \nstn VI Slauson ,asurer some or inc WI.
| tnnwn men I'm this club are: William H. heiihms
Wcxander Caldwell william VI. Chnpmah' S naris,
| y Ii,mm nd Ezekiel G. Williams, samuel H. Randall
| William If r. Tolfen, Charles T. HOFFMAN, r. Licy'
T. Sranian Jchn Coar Frank II: Flat, Abraam Grub
| nouini Wl,chcl Lucus H. Hutchinson. klua"n Nii
in'snlarr Gro~gr Clinton Batchcler. william \. Daily
IonI, Rnnkc gorge p kingbnry Joseph H. 2mno :;
| i,crn smith Alexander Carmichael. Jr, lonIs =
| wnito, william A. Wright, william II. siayton DR.
Francis A. liter George :: WriTht Dr George
| ,i.rkn John W. Stevens. DR.. william O. fNmpton
| ~ william, william T. ComSto,k. J. Van Necht2r
'icott tlnrence W Francis. and Charles +. johnson