New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN CLUBS
MAKING A LIVELY CAMPAIGN.

An cn thus astlc meeting under TIE auspices Of inc
lid Assembly District Republican DETERMINATION was
held last evening IN B.ookess Assembly Rooms no
1861 Broomc-,t TIE Leaf had no ehoc' oH inc en-
thu.asn OF those who ATTENDED me ne"uh-' ho' u"
It hep down The aueldarce. TIE hall WAS
crowded IN tie doors. AID many hal TO shHd CURING
IN. entire meeting CAarlcs II. Murray president 81
the org; nizatcr presided and called the meeting u
order at 30 O'Clock. In a few wel[chosea w0us,
he introduced the speaker Of the eVehihg' "eh'Ta'
George A. sheridan and ended his short speech oil IN
PRODUCTION bv saving: IL have. for my part no
douh If rho election Of the Republican candidates.
and the old lid Assembly District Will uphold us
record in the future a It ha, in the past"
General Sheridan then rose and was received Win
hearty applause When 1t had died away ne oes''
his address, and his hearers showed ther apP'ecniuo"
by an attentive silence. broken only by the appauso
which is always provoked by "eherai Hher'ua'
tariff "tall,so After a few humorous remarks about
the weathel and the expression OF WISH 'hat u'e
mce,inc could Lave been held outdoors, he plunged
into his subject and during tho ninety minutes ne
spoke not one Of his hearers showed any signs u
leaving the hail, although the atmosphere Oi '"e
room was most oppressive. lie said, In part Ihere
Is no man here night who can recall a sihslS
principe OF the Republican party which the Democrats
dd not say was unconstitutional Their method
*. First 10 dcny the constitutiORaty Of anything
pepuhlcan secondly 10 accept 1t as constitutional
and thirdly, 10 say that the Democratic party was
resp lnsible for It's success" (Laughter).
A spI1ted and enthusiastic meeting OF the Harrison
and Reid Campaign Club OF the With Assembly DIS
tr1ct was held at No. 223 IL Bowery last evening
the temporary chairman, De Witt s. Aston presiding
This club has Just been organized and Is already In
most sorr,shIns and encouraging condition. having
over 200 members enrolled and applications are con
stantly being made for membership Although tlls
club is situated In the very stronghold OF De-
mocracv in this city, the members are not
in the least discouraged, and Intend 10
make every efor this fall to diminish the Democratic
majority Every member Is an energetic worker In
the Republican cause, and they Intend to CANVASS the
district individuality and induce Indifferent Republicans
and doubtful Democrats TO g. tn the polls on November
J. Tho clubs comfortable rooms VIII BE- open every
night rom now until the campaign closes. and every
one will be welcome whether lie Il member or not.
Tho meeting last evening. which was largely al
tended was held In the garden back Of the clubhouse
and the numerous bright cOlored lanterns ana hand-
sonely drapcd banners made an attractive scene
The speah.rs Of the evening G. ". l.. Junglow
and H. A. Mathews. At the close OF both speeches.
there was enthusiastic cheering for Harrison ana
| Rold Resolutions adopted pedging the hesry
| support Of the club 10 Harrison and Reid. Com
mttees were appointed TO draft constitution ann
by laws for the club. and TO make arrangements for
| the club 10 attend the mass'meeuns III ry'"ds'""
| Hall this evening
Among those present were James Elery Edward
Roach THEODORE smiley. P. J. Caulheh James Town
send. F. r. Townsend, Henry Eiler, John Coporal'
william Kautt Charles C. Hess, Charles Marggraif'
| Julius Bacon and John Simpson The temporary
officers Of tho club Dc witt :. Aston, president
Theodore Smelling secretary, and Frank Patterson
treasIrC. -,
meeting Of the Bloomingtalc Republican Club
was held last night at the temporary headquarters OF
the orsunigation Columhusave. and onehundred ana
clghthst President Robert :. lIeferty presided ana
large number Of the other prominent Rcpuocahs oi
the district were present An Interesting address on
N. Rspublican platform and principles was delivered
bv General James r O'Bcmc. while James H. TOWN.
end told Of the doings OF the recent Republican
state Leugus Convention at Rochester. vote OF
thanks wa given 10 Mr. Townsend for the able manner
In which lie represented the club Mt That meeuhg' ING
action Of the executive committee OF the club In passing
re- buttons on the night after the convention at Mime
npois ranfyiug the nominations Of Harrison and Reid
o,s admitted 10 the members Of the club and unahi
,n,n.,v ,nproy,d President IIcllfcrty then an
nounc.d tho appointment OF the following Campaign
Committee Ui.lnd JJowcr< Chairman Geneini
lame, r. O'Bcirnc Charles ". Johnson James D.
Town scnd Major J. l.. f0llcit Robert . he"''IY
and rs,ac McGay He also announced that the cub
eo,,d hold A big MITIGATION meeting at Lion tlfN'
onchundr ed and shth st. and Conmbusavc'' on oo
tober :.
uilaud Flowers introduced resolutions, which were
nass.d unanlmously providing that pcndlhs INC w
termination a., 10 the constitutionauy OF ue Dc""
crntlc reapportonment OF the city, and tho Pohu'a
action Of the city Republican organization as 70 OF
ganlzation and enrolment, the club be known AK uie
to,n,n gd,le Republican Organization OF the AAlIa
As.en,hv Di strict that the Republicans OF the newly
defined district BE- cordially invited 70 enroll theiu
selves rs members Of the club. and that no miauo'
| Zoo or dues bc charged until after the election Thu"
resolutions also provided for tie enlargement d
h rxecutivo Committee Of the organization, SO that
| oh elp
! I'm the Assembly District. and that THIS committee
| shall be known as the district committee Of the
organization Among those present were james webb
| II = silver j. " Knapp {. Stcinmetz. Edward &.
Hsaa, aI S = and Hi"S i s@rivcS - r.a,,..n
Ast'e,atlo,, ~ the XXlld Assembly District was held
Lat evening In the rons OF the ass3cAion' no. nDo
h",sh,p of over 200 active Republican voters. and
eight new Lanes ~ene proposed lnSt e'' 11 nm'
sr to the 'S%i.,1S on rparcan P and " club
is recognized power in the district Member ol
tho club are pedEa to vote 59 E ,np"e y"r To
ard last IAN AZ The rally In Madison Square
Garden IT turned ont 500 D., m dI,n after discussion.
| In which j. ". Terry, John llobson ana rh,nt
Tenhal took part to GsIT ES @ Of hS xxId
District until the court, should decide whether rhe
Democratic gcrymander was rsaa o. u, 1 me new
| appointment The Officers uf ne ciuD are Is. -
roHn prGi H .cc5n am Wee M PRESIDENT A. nutho1
tr.ne,,,rr N levy rccorilng secretary i. Wcrheir,
assistant recording secretary s. Bacas nnhsai sec
rotary, and Charles r hon' nrownou.
GIncRanf ii. Glr7Tauf A, Buthhoa.
| = p,tars,n Reniamn Ho,~On John lloJSon. {. ID.
| T,Tuer,d william H. Dorod. Harry c. Holt Charles
ron L PETERSON: SHUT LsGR"d rs' ,d ' m,y
| Tho Ron ,hlcnns Of the XVIII Assembly District
have wfecc into the line OF energetic campaign worh;
Iast nlgh, A large number Of them met at 80. 4n1
| Nuth ave and organized Harrison and Reid cam
psign club several able addresses on campaign ls'rn
i,cr Given and the following officer. were chosen lpr
| fine new orsanzatlon President, william VI. Mont
gomcrv first vic president. John Metz second VICE
| nm, sient NJ i. Sharp: t.rasnrfr, T. g. l"T. ~cou
| In, secretary samuel Williams financial secWiary'
| Thomas Hamilton: sergeant alarms, John Ceary'
|