New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
POLITICAL AND Personal.
PIRIIC MEN AND AFFMk-.
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE CAM
PArGy-ALDERMEN AND SUPERVISORS
Bo1H CALLED INFO COURT.


ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND SUPERVISORS
BOTH CALLED INTO COURT.
The Republican Campaign Committee OF one HUH
dred has secured comfortable and commodious rooms
| for the work be done up To elecuoh oas' ""'"
| ,aus this year at the latest possible dae nancy
| vovember g. The rooms in the Germania saw
| Iros Rank Ruilding which stands In fulton-st De-
tween the Park Theatre and the ArbucKe buliuins Up
o.l,e fine CITY Hail. and are only one flight OF stairs
| iron, tbe street level Two rooms have been rented
one large enough for the meetings OF the ini
| committee and the smaller WHITE IMAM
| man Wilson, secretary Tredwen ana treasurer
Chittendcn will have desks and Will attend 10 INC many
| du,,es which devolve upon them Inc ne" h'au
,or +. rert door 10 that occupied last fall, upon
| h secord floor OF the adjoining Arbuckle Buiiuhg'
| and over which A. II. Wagner presided fossesSioi
| sill be taken OF the new rooms week irom ~
| mor-royy and the rest OF the month VIII NE sPe"'
| In disDosng Of the details in the arrangements ior
nm active prosecution OF the canvass rom oeptemD,'
forward for ten weeks. 1t Is expected thh' t' 9
committees upon printing, speakers, uniforms reSi'
| tro,ion etc will be named this week. and men WHO
,u gv, time and attention to the work VIII be ap-
,,,ntod mon them and nothing which can contribute
toward success al tho polls will be leit uhdohc' 'a
| man Wilson believes in an active canvass by 'io'"
districts to secure the registration OF all voters n'
,ho d.tr4ct coptalns will be instructed TO see that
|
various other matters attended to winch VIII So
70 spur agrard voters up the necessity OF attending
| 10 their civic duties. - T., ooh
In spl,e Of the midsummer weather, there Is con
| siderable active work going forward among TIC ne
| ,rtuc,ns although the Democrats resting quietly
on their oars and doing nothing Preparauo"s arc
hclng made FOR n reception by tho Union League o'"o
~ Mr. Reid about September |. which VIII set the Key
mote Of the campaign and Will be an Incident Oh espc
interest The affair viii surp"ss the reception Sro"
to / sloat Fass,tt last fall at the opening Oh hs can"
n,ic, for the GovernOrship. President ohith' cN'
t,,or, wt,son and their collnbora.ors In the club
-rm arrange An interesting programme OF eAerclS's'
,,cudinr speeches by Mr. Reid and Others Inc iaS'
week ey.Congrcssman Roswell t.. Horr addr'NSea 'hr'e
| large audiences In MANY parts Of Inc CITY upo" INC
,rnrIlc, ~ Protection which he 50 abF au'o'toN'
and Inc Il to speak twice thl, week. Tomorrow even
| og h. viii be heard by second warn i'P"On i's az
| \. a. sand. ST. and ON Tuesday evening In the HAu
! Ward Al Grand Union Hall. In CourtSt' 'ir. h'ft
* also booked for more addresses III br1ohiN" o''
~ which will be- given week after next III he lNeii'"
| Ward Ills pleasing and popular style o"mh'nu> III"
| ,, the favor Of any audience NJ soon as ne oeShN
| ,tor Tho local SPEAKERS will begin their work
| Lii ,c>t month"; and rlcre will be many meetings
4, ,.crv ward ~ the city. AID large number OF mass
| ..,i,cs In the Academy OF Music. tile Clormont
| A,onnc rlnk and other large halls
There vii be meeting Of The Republican zen
mi committee thl, week. IT decided at the
| as.
september and not to meet In the Interim "''"'
| r-olr,rou Goodrich should decide upon the ncceNS'y
o, . uoctln- 40 such necessity Ia, yet arisen The
executive committee meeting was pNI"'ed last week
fl, II WAS found that nothing Of importance dehald'd
attention. and n number Of the members were out 81
| -, .tv Tho especial interests demanding attention
:. mn. time Of the year in the hands OF the cam
| tim committee aud are receiving consideration
| A D,dv chairman Of the executive committee
hos oD,oint,L thl, committee % consider The proper
| concentration In nominating conventions rom Nc
n,r,s ~ thc old wards added % Otfr wards by the
| -ocen, action cf the Aldermen. W. II. y. N~iin"'
and p - Murray. Eighth Ward Theodore LulAuN'
t. Xu,h Ward David \. Baldwin and Henry :.
r,sl.s twenty third Ward ". J. Taylor. Nineteenth
ward Peter Hess Thirteenth Ward John u. POST
Twrnty fifth Ward T. o. MOsscrop and William N4SVh'
Twenty second Ward This committee WIZ report To
the general committee Mt It's september meeting
when action will probably be taken in the matter OF
fixing the date for the primaries and nominating con
tcnons TO name candidates TOT tue FNa' o"'0' " Nv
filed
The outrage errymandcr Of the county III ue
recent apportlOnment Of Assembly districts is L" w
celyc needed attention in the courts The Republicans
-. tho civ do not propose amciy TO sit down and
.ul nit 10 misrepresentation by Democrats IN Tue pro
norton OF three to long any weapons OF the
| Iow nc,uoin unused committee Ct the Union
I.ocne Club composed OF Francis H. Wilson, Elwari
n Uobbs Jesse Johnson Benjamin +. Blair and L.
! l. uarnor,l. has had the matter under careful con
Lido ration and the result Is the petition for writ
q, n,nndsmrs TO comp>l the supervisors to correct
~. or,s. wrong they committed BY the unfair and
unus division of tho territory Of the city AMI county
,rto une1ual districts Tie fact that there is trcc
tirn,r the population In Republican district that
,borc l., I'm one Democratic one. and that threc Dcmo
cratic districts have less population together than
one Republican district by Itself. Is regarded as suf
ncI.nt 10 show the OF the rrymander ana TO
! ovnr,e H. Added TO this, are failures 10 comply
with the law, and the arbitrary action Of the Alder
men In altering ward boundaries TO suit the wishes
! If local leaders OF the Democracy. The matter has
bccn presented its strongest phase by residents OF
| tho new Vth District compvscd OF the Seventh,
| Nrn,secnth and Twentieth wards. all Of which give
Rcnublcon malontles Backed up By the Union
! League Club and commanding counsel some Of
the ables lawyers OF the city, the Will not lack
all the support needed 20 press it to the court OF
last resort 1t is hoped to hasten the matter so AZ
70 secure conclusion before the coming election
when members OF the Assembly will elected accord
| ing 10 tho distrfcting.
The case Of the Aldermen who have gotten into
court I'm the effort to give away railroad franchise
for nohins<when generous offer for 1t had been made
! by others, will come up tomorrow In the supreme
| court and they will have opportunity TO justify
their action II is shrcw,ly suspected that the com
many which obtained the franchise knew better use
! IN make Of its money than TO offer II TO the city
treasury I'm payment for the franchise. At amy rate
tho Aldermen proved amenabe 10 powerful influence
q, some sort and not only granted the franchise TO the
| company which was backed by leading Democratic