New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
LIVELY CLUBS al WORK.
REPUBLICANS PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN
WITH VIGOR.
MEETINGS OF ENERGETIC AND GROWING Or
cAx1zAr1oNs-rur EIGHT GOES OK

WITHOUT ELAOOlNO
The Reciprocity Republican Club held meeting
Inst night at p. m. in its club rooms, 100 west
Ninety-seventhst. The chief speakers of the even
Ing were A. Willis Mghtbourn T. H. Rowlcy and
Theodore j. Iaubner Letters OF regret Mt their In
ability to be present read from President liar
rison and Whitelaw Reid. Among those present were
Charles b. Durfee, DR.. Preston W. Wright. b. H.
Rogers G.. W. Clapp and Charles d. Muner. The
Reciprocity Republican Club though recently organ
lied, already has membership Of over 40. and the
number is rapidly increasing. The club has regular
meeting every Tuesday night at It's rooms II Is In
tended as a permanent organization, taking part IN
state and municipal we'll as Presidential cectous
and having q social rs well political side. Active
and energetic campaign work has already been oe-
gun and great deal of enthusiasm shown by the
members. The clubs officers are: Abram Gruber'
president; A. Willis Lighthouse, George IL. DeLeon
and DR.. Preston W. Wright vice presidents; T. j.
Haubner Charles G. Munier, secretaries and John
W. Stevens, treasurer
The opposition OF Tammany and the liquor interests
to the Yorkvlle Republican Club has only strengthened
that live organization, It will work harder for the
success of the Republican ticket this fan Than ever
Last night 1t decided to have n meeting OF the
club every Monday night during the summer and until
the close OF the campaign. Tic clubhouse is pleasant
place Of resort, and IL is open every evening 10 the
members Four Republicans were elected members
Inst night and many proposed for member
ship. vote of thanks given to General George
A. Sheridan for his Interesting address on July a.
Among the many members present last evening wcTo
william simmons J. Van Ripper, George r. Hotalng,
William Cooqnbs, A. T. Ely, NJ. c. Foley, DR.. A. b.
Cossart, DR.. VI. W. BrlnkmGnn, Edward Brewer ana
". r. Shannon. The ohcers of the club are Edward
Du Ecis PRESIDENT Adam Klein, vice president /;
George +. Morty, recording secretary; {. A. larher,
treasurer, and George c. Rose, financial secretary.
The Lincoln Club Of Long Island City. at n meet
To- h.rd ,ho cI,h. han I
passed resolutions, in which 1t declared It's pride in its
allegiance to the Republican party and challenged
criticism on the record OF the party. Briefly, the
resolutions The Republican party has given the
best currency enjoyed by any people 1t has bound
the uttermost ends of the continent by glrdc VI
lightning and roadway Of steel; 1t has established q
homestead law, which binds the interest of every
citizen to the well being Ct the community, and has
decreed by the Constitution the absolute equality OF
man before the Law. The following resolution was also
unanimously adopted;
Resolved That the Lincoln Club pledges full and
earnest support the nominees Of the Minneapolis Con-
venton and TO work OF recording the vote OF the
Empire State November for benjamin Harrison anu
Whitelaw Reii
The club which Is only two years old. has 200 mem
bers on its roll and will make It's power felt IN the
Democratic stronghold where II Is situated ana where
1t raised the first Harrison and Reid banner put up
in Queens County.
DIE rath!cauoh "o0''"s wiz w "N'N
auspices OF the Lincoln Republican Club OF the lNu
Assembly District this city, for the purpose OF rail
lying the nominations OF Benjamin Harrison ana
Whitelaw Reid for President and Nice-Prosident TO-
morrow at .. m at American Star Hail. No. lGo
East Broadway. The following men will address the
meeting: Myer S. Isaacs. John Collins. william H.
Townlcy Luther Shafer, General Dennis F. Burke and
General O'Berre.
General George A. Sheridan will speak at mass
meeting held under the auspices OF the James e.
Blaine Club OF Harlem at No. 1l2 East one hundred
andtenth-st this evening at 8 O'Clock. This is a
Aourishing organization ard the meeting promises TO
be q large and interesting one.
At meeting Of the District Committee OF the XIlth
Assembly District Republican Organization held at
No. 741 Ffthst, last evening, resolutions indorsing
the nomination at Minneapolis OF benjamin Harrison
for President and Whtelaw Reid for Nicc-Presdent
and pledging the earnest support OF the committee
were adopted.