New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
ACTIVE VOHK ~ BROOKLYN.
REPUBLICAN WARD ASSOCIATIONS MELI.
DISTRICT CAPTAINS APPOINTED AND PLANS
u,n. FOR THE PRIMARIES.

DISTRICT CAPTAINS APPOINTED AND PLANS
MAD FOR THE PRIMARIES.
There wa, much activity among the Republicans
Of BROOKLYN l,,i evening The monthly meetings u
ho rocrlor orc,nizat,on, were held in all the waus
save the Eirbtecnth which. like all Saul has Deeh
divided into three parts. New associations are To DO
formed IN the three new wards, although INC I"',"7
OF Chairman Goodrich at the last meeuhs Vi wv
General Committee permits the delegates 10 uc "e
eiul Committee from the old Eighteenth ""ru .i
IS wped ont Of existence, to retain their seats ui''
the close OF the year. rs the Old asSooi"'o" ~
longer exists II could not legally meet
In ,bo other wards the subject OF district captains
w,s discussed and in some Of them the names oi 'no
arpointees were announced. Committees "c'c az
pointed TO nominate tickets for inc primaries
held next month. ut which the ueee''eS "''' =,
chosen to Assembly District Conventions WHY"
tprn will select the delegates from Kings County u
the State Convention . -.
,rho ,noo+nr n, ,h. First Ward Association, AT No.
"A Corr,st was presided over by IL. b. palmer
The new bv law Of the General Commtec proNi"l"B
for the appointment of captain III each elecuo" "'
,net WAS read and discussed. Frahhh "V'''''''
who opposed the adoption OF 1t III the "ehe''" 'o,
mittec said he had become convinced thaV '"p''i
IN each of the eighteen districts In the ward ci,nu
do good work. II men could be secure" "i'ouu 10
much expense to the association for the work. freS
made bv T.. g. Willis and himself before the hrst
Monday in April. He appointed comfnlt,ee Oh
nominations for the primary. 7. IL. "assu'h' IT,
was elected treasurer. -,
The two factions In the second VAIN iio' !" VII
ferent places last evening and there was no Sero"'
drc,lty despite the dissatisfaction on the part Oh
Jeremiah Fuld and his adhercn,s with the recos''o"
Of their opponents by the General Committee
The Third Ward Association met at saeng'ronHu
busin the appointment
Of nominating committee to select ticket LOT I'o
onnroocbing urinary. IL announced that INC
Third Ward Republican Club had secured new hoao
quarters nj IIOyt-st. and Atlantic ave. anu Ihe "0~
iucs Of tho association will DO held there hereafter
Henry Jones was the presiding officer at tIlc me-
ins Of the Fourth Ward Associatloh' NJ ~ 80
ruIton st. Henry W. squres said that the commute"
m cbarcc a, the revision Of the roll had devoted mn'h
,ro ,o the work and had cndcavorcd TO secure ab>o
into accuracy I'm the work, which was only partauy
completed. .,,~
The sixth Ward Republicans attended tie meeting
Of the ward association at Grand Union Hail. III 'or'
It.. I'm large numbers II. r. Appleton presided III
the absence Of President Andrew Jacobs. Inc 'o'h
m,ttee on Revision Of the Roll reported progress anu
favor,blc action WIS taken on nearly forty app""
,iou, for membership. Charles H. Wlnslow ohcnu
! re-, lution which was passed unanimously ari~shhs
Tho Democratic party for its frtc coinage principles
and the action Of the majority In Congress III Se'"e
A ty fnrfh discussion
No business was done al the meeting ID inc '''e"'
wand ncpubIcan Association because Of the deiul 81
H. K stcarns tho president Of the assria'loh M"F''
= Berry pr,,lied. J. VI. Fuller announced tle dt''"
., MIR Stearns and the following committee was mp
,i,,.d :, prcp4r,, resolutions: j. VI. Fuller, Hcnli
min T. Blair Richard wyncoop, Henry McCrcheh
and J. Il Bas'ctt go.
The Twrnle,h Ward Association met at 10 fi'
,dcphl-st william Mayo Little presided ana hie"r
: Botay va, secretary. United States D'f"tNV-
trrcy Jesse johnson offered resolutions on the ae''
of * A,semblymaa 4. p. Higgins, who died about hVe
week., a,l They unanimously adopted 't'Au'
H. Nhenck chairman Of tho Committee on Admissioh7'
reported flvprably upon eighteen names twenty foui
application, for membership were received
Warren c. 1rciwell presided over the meeting of inc
| Twenty second Wari Association, at FINN ave. ara
| Eighth st. The names Of fifteen new members were
vc6 upon Tho subject Of the appointment OF district
| captains discussed.
The meeting ~ the Twenty nth Ward Association al
Reid and Jefferson avcs presided over by Colonel
| C. H. Morton. A report presented showing the
selection OF cnptain IN each Of the thirty seven uls
tricts II wa voted 10 form the executive committee
! Of the association OF the captains the warn Officers
mif,c~ wa. orpulIcd by the election of W. q. Coy Is
a chairman. u decided To establish permanent
Headquarters aid II was said that II each OF the 2lOo
member, would subscribe II on the avcTaSe tr finances
would bc IN good shape. The sum Of 500 has already
| been subscribed.