New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
GERMAN VOTERS HARD AT WORK.
TRYING TO sURpAss THEIR PREVIOUS GOOD
prCopDs-wFJIrATTENpE MEETINGS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEEIlNUs'
The German Republican organization OF tne ~" 40
sembly District held large meeting In The usin'n
psnrh,,ron be,douarters last night, at No. IL ~.
Narl,s Place. Rudolph Rubens presided. fefu'h""u
Drever WAS secretary The meeting was largely AZ
tended and after an Introductory speech py 'he oi''
man Mr. Rahn OF Wisconsin, was mtroiuoeu n' 'ue
orator OF the evening. The speaker devoted nu'seN
IN minute and careful address on the suo]eoV Vi ui'
tariff using the labor statistics OF England "er'n""'
france ETC. as the basis OF his arguments In invor OF
oco, WAGES acninst those Of the foreign countries
mentioned His address was fav0rabiy rece'eu aiiu
followed with great interest.
Among many others there were present. frcucil."
Flaceus Martin Haupt Ferdinand pre!cr, 'sP"A.
Iosenh Schneider c. o. Baese, ex-senator ferulhanu
Fdman Paul Schntzler, Charles Dersch' "eorec h"u'
I1r. Nieland and Phillip Washing freoerich "'lO.
charles Schwick Henry c. Baty, Mr.. stitzei ann
August Braun. There was an ovcrhow ihceunb ~
tie lower hall, for the regular meeting place ~ouiu
,6t hold ALL who we're eager to attend. Many OF MI
Rahns arguments new, and the fActs had Deeh
Gathered by himself IN Europe. III birmingham "e
said over a 900 men and 1900 women were empioyeo
in the tin-plate works. The secretary OF me LIN
rlate Organization Of Birmingham ana l's NiciniS
Mr. Fooaes. wrote to MI. Rain and Informed him that
the best men averaged "a shillings week. ana tne
women earned one-half of this. He toen re'n INC
renorts OF the Poorhouse Commissioners OF erect
p,ttsn In England during the year 1889, 'e''@of
people needed assistance; In scotland dunhB 1eoo
400 1876 people paupers; In Ireland III 1907
11oO75 were paupers, altogether over u mlhni anu
quarter persons in Great Brit.,ir Ihey recel'on
financial assistance the extent OF lO27o5o POUNDS
sterling. Mr.. Rain will speak durIs Tue "eeA Nv
a number Of meetings.
Tho rnembers of the German American Republican
Cb n Harlem are 30 elacd the great sccess OF
their mass meeting on Monday night that they arc
taking measures hold another one early IN ocVoDer
This was practically decided last night at tie regr
lar meeting Of the club. held ut its heahqnar'"rS
No 1915 Thrd.ave. Emil Labushiner presided, ana
Gustav Hense was secretary. Twelve new members
were admitted. Mr.. LaJushiner opened the meeting
Nth short address, after which Gustav Henzc made
n few remarks OH the tarf. Frederic slpist made
n strong speech the issues D. abe ca' pdlRh
especially rs they related 10 tie German 'o'eF
He was frequently interrupted with applause. Two
we'll known labor leaders were present A b. benhett
and ex-Master Workman John Hughes. Mr. Hughes
made a speech and told why the worhlngman should
vote for Harrison and Reid In the coming campaign
Among those present were Frcdrc g. w. sigris
W. II. Fischer, Leo Labushner, J. Eisenan s. Wks
r Nepel s. washauer, August 6neker, ii. Lbushlner
q Gorlitzer A. silsdorf, f.. Brauer. A. Kutzeman
william Starr and A. Widosky.
German Republicans had full meeting at their
bau No. 231 East Thirty-thtrdst., last evening
Theodore B. srich, who presided, made lively open
ing speech lie drew particular attention to the fact
hot agitation in the present crisis must be strong
enough 10 produce results or the GERMAN Republicans
would 60 behind their records I'D He HaGs special
spBs% 70 cub hs y Rs es &c al er
make converts to the cause o, ngsT
# Met tns pf%GSf oS xAS Sfss casp Ede
ssS A STsSspehs Ksssl H HSsses kss%an
and william Deahn.