New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

years ago visited all parts Of Germany and manv places
In Great Britain to study the condition Of the laborng
GLASSES there " drew pen pictures II the manners OF
life. the food, the homes and the wages OF English ana
German worlmen, and by way OF contrast, reminded
his hearers how prosperous they and their fellow
citizens in the land Of Protection. Mr. Rain showed
by statistics not only that the average wages were
twice much here in Germany, but that these
wages bought twice much food as did the average
earnings the fstherland of his audience lie was
often applauded
Henry Hirsch also spoke. Charles Spring was the
secretary, and Others present were ii. Ulm August
Fake n. seinert. Frederick Clock 7. Muller. H.
Bruins, A. Urban and ii. smith.
The band Of German Republicans OF the old XNth
Assembly District (the Xvlth has steadily In
creased and last night twenty-five new names were
added to the roll. The Rev. Nicholas Bjerring was
In the chair and the meeting of the most
interesting of the campaign. The hall al No. ~
East Fiftyslxth-st. filed with earnest and in
tellicent Germans, who listened with much attention
to plain tails upon the issue Of the lne
wellknown Broolnyn business man, VINO spoke upon
inc Poecvs p' Of so og na has Of late wears
travelled exten vely through the south lie was abe
10 give his audience concise account OF southern
politics. Henry Lpsky made address upon reel
prscity. Among the Republicans present Were Cnares
G. schultz, Frederick Haas, Rudolph BETTER, George
schaeder, John Schmeckenbecher and Herman r.
schulz. ~,
Club Of tho Xth Assembly District which was held
vt No $50 East Thirty frstst.. organized by the
election Of Leopold Arn!eiter president Christian
Brsunock, iceprcsideUt; Leogch Frennd. secretary
and Jacob Reca treasurer They Will ho aS.Gn res a.
o'clock. The officers mentioned were elected TEN
Under the auspices of the German Citizens Asso-
ciation the German Harrison and Reid Club OF the
y Assembly D orssp a hd at OoS 10" oee
NJ Joachm prsdent Charles Bueilnan, hLs wee
AnerbscS, secretary 81 Mondinger, treasurer and
DIR. ID: S. Rutsch. 1t wGS res lived 10 hold meeting
s sol. 4oney % me oWng George schmidt
Philip welser, Josef Neuer, Hans Goldman. Edueip
herman Herman Lcipziger, r. Auerbach. Ernst schir-
mer, Ignatz NeisbeFger, william Buerman DR.. ok II,
schmidt g. Leime' Nathaniel NeustOed. Levy Gold
berg, William WerthSimer, Herman Fischer her, LEWIS %
kowitz Abraham Schwartz: Jonas Roth John ).
schnsck Philip bommeI, Martin Elsssse p., Charles
schlaEger, NJ LelirbIrgcr. b. L. Jarvorower. john
RldderS theodore May, c. Kirschbaum, H. Conn.,
hs the nssst s ast asi da
XvI1th Assembly District, at Wendes Hall corner
of the club and gave expression TO the hope that the
moyement would be as Successful among tne peeps
other Assembly districts of the city He addressed the
meeting In speech and his well-chosen words were
OF the Glib: f. Nusspicke president F. St,rm, vice
president George Dehm. secretary Fritz Moser treas
urer Josef Ecker addressed the meeting eXpalmh n
the issues of the campaign. 1t was resolved to hod
meeting each Monday until election. Among those
present were A. Bornkessc. Christian 1ntemann Fred
erick Jacob Adam senges Otto Vessel. Christian
Frank. John Matter. George Grennerich. Valentine
Haltemer. H. I4andwehr. Jacob Nagel. August RarSch
Christian Doele Jacob Vosseer Gustav Eckert. John
F. Faber, j. G. Taddeken and Charles F. Gebelein.
The Harrison and Reid German War Veterans cam
pagn Club held meeting last evening at It's head
quarters, No. 90 East Fourthst. Large delegations
from the various organzatlons were pre- nt
and plans for the campaign were discussed me
words Of General sichles to his comrades at Washing
ton and the hearted greeting of President liar,
rson TO the veterans were applaudcd and eonlrasted
sharply with the halthearted statements OF Mr. We've
land and the tone OF the Southern Democratic press
The following resolutions were unanimously adop'eo
Resolved That thanks Of the German war veterans
are hereby rendered The Tribune for It's good campaign
work and for espousng the OF The old veterans
asanst the insults heaped upon them by Southern Demo-
cratic editors.
Resolved That recommend The Tribune to every
veteran lover OF good and refined Journalism
A mass meeting OF veterans Will be held at the
Cermania Assembly Rooms October Fl, Tor when
nrnminent speakers have been engaged.