New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
WEST SIDE MEN AROUSED.
RINGING CHEERS FOR THE KEPCBLlC AN
TICKET
housing RATIFICATION MELTING AT The rorr'
LAR AND ENERGETIC CLUD HEADQUARTERS.

| pOt-SrSG RATIFICATION MELTING At THE POrC =
LAR AND ENERGETIC CLUB HEADQUARTERS.
With the roll OF drums, the whistle Of the me-
songs cheers, eloquent speeches ana ehthu'aeuc
resolutions the wost side Republican Climb began inc
campaign Of 1892 In it, headquarters, 'he Ho'ei
Endicot,, No. lO2 West Eighty -secnd st., last even
,nr. The meeting was called TO mtEy the
nominations OF Harrison and Ked, ana ''es
were ratified with the vigor and enthusiasm
which characterize the gatherings u this sterling
organization.
Despite the tAichy falling raindrops and heat
several hundred In the clubs hill when romeo
Justice Charles y. Tantor president OF the cub ca!icd
the meeting order. After music bv the drum corps
Of the Reciprocity Republican Club OF The Nineteenth
Ward ard the Metropolitan Quartet, the presiding
officer addressed the members. Judge 1aihor ;
speech was an eloquent one. and when he mentioned
tho names Of the Republican candidates Harrison anu
Reid. the cheers and applause were dHafenlne lie
praised the candidates. reviewed the triumphant MS
tory OF the Republican party, pointed out the brilliant
t,inmp,,s Of President Harrison. and pledged the
club 10 hard work throughout the coming
victorious campafgn.n The president then called
upon Professor George w. Clarke. chairman OF the
campaign committee, who read the following resolu-
tons:
Resolved, That the West side Republican Clnb lclc
BY ratites the nominations recently made by the Na
tional Convention at Minneapolis and most heariiy
inoor'es tho platform Of Republican principles which
Resolved That the spOtless character OF the per
sonaI aud onNal life OF President laIison and ne
resp cndent achievements Of his Administrator max
his denomination a tower OF strength 70 Tho Republican
party In the pending campaign. u ,,o.,,s,r t,r
Resolved That the Choice OF benjamin harrison ~
second term made by the convention III opo1 u,
the voice OF the workinGmen ana Farmers go %
iacn nn Interests and to the wishes Of his comrad:s
In the Army. who forgt hy ms sac i9r t'e pr 10
tionni conventions and United States Presidential NOM
nations would now be remembered only as historian
resolved Tha, this club tohes special pride de-, N
The noninaoD for VicePIesdct OF our leiiow W "
man Inc Hon WG,cn" ea :n Th %So I
public services. rerder him worthy associate win
lTssSSst 81 ,n ID t s administration Of Inc o'
h, n sHf Ia s sss sS Sr HsnS a Il 'Sf
Convention, which is clearly expressed sha' mo
citizen niSunderstnnd It's meanne am ~. pla
forms concluding words Of clogy Of the peI mslr
which foows I'VE sGmmena III" ap Of
TTesidcnt Harrison. Under IT the corntrg has en-.
jcyed remarkable PROSPERITY Inc oT a,nc anu " home
and abroad ard we offer the record OF pledges kcp.
as guarantee Of faithful PeTfoTmIa1 o Scb IT, b
n,n its door, for acce,sons to It, membership from
all citizens who not forget that the lest lce' e es
not succeed without obtaining majority OF electoral
votes .o r,,,i.o, s,ou,d boor
In mird ,be nobe example Of tA' peerless statesman
and patriot James &. Blaine, who upon noalins I'M I'M
the nominations for the FIrslochrN ':' -,
dencv had been made. immediately wrote hi, s L.,
The duty Of every Republican 70 work ior ,le or IT,,
Of our political antagonists ana the election OF 'r
rison aud Reid: ,,, AZ, ,,, will s,,ra no effort
1, can put forth 10 rcscue this district city ana >n
rom tbe palsvinc grasp OF Demo cratic rie u VII
Nv ~ nb,af mi e ion Of the West Side Republican CD
to the close Of this momeutous National Cam mp, r.c
s9ch s;ngs ~ protection reciprocity honest suffrage
honest money Harrison. Reid md victory
Loud outburss of applause and ringing ch'Frs
greeted every paragraph Of the resolutions anu NV
names Of Harrison Reid and Blaine Louis G. Wn'on.
JOhn W stevens John l.. Y. Hunt, pFe.ucn, ~ ~ ~,
Iosrd Of Education: Abraham tiinbcr ana Nllam 81,
pei,omv spoke eloqncntly 10 the rsoll'los "hI'h
wore ten nssscd nmld cheers for the Republican par
and The candidates for 1892. The meeting did not
break mp III midnight. ...o ru.,, and
W H. Irnlnar. kiiacn Van Rensselaer, , mcorso a,,a
william A. Wright W. II. Chapman. william l. I !ui.
stnch rvrns : clark Clures L. Hammond Frcdcnck
j. Hors George p Kingsbury. Leopold, Leo and DaV'h
Mitchell.