New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
Last, WEEK OF THE CAMPAIGN-REPUB
IICANS PREPARING FOR A
GREAT VICTORY

GREAT NlClCkl.
The Republicans Of Harlem are entering upon III.
last six working days Of the Presidential campaign OF
500 with that sense of confidence and buoyancy which
camex only with the consciousness Of having carried on
. thorough and winning canvass from the time the Ike
publican nominations made at Minneapolis u
the present moment. The ground has heeo gone over
In a most thorough manner and every department. ia'
been most carefully looked after. Tho registration M"
been completed. and In manner that assures Kepur
leans of this part Of the city not only that the usual
Democratic majority will b. cut down In most SUD-
stsntal manner, but that the local Republican can
dtdates will In some Of the districts be eectcd Ihih
Is especially likely to happen In the NANlIm anu
XXVUIth Assembly districts where the Dcmor'a"c
ma1ottes owing to the recent gerry ahd'r "auo W
Tammany Hall and the Over-conddence OF the Oe''
ocrats since their victory Of 1871. have bech ru'
down 10 q narrow ,nargin In the XXVIIIth Assembly
District the Democratic majority, on tho OASIS OF
1891, Is 76A and In the XXVllth Assembly D'str'c'
/. is ESQ. popular Republican canooa,e' WIN ="
vigorous and we'll organized campaign VIII DC ao10
u reverse these majoriues. Inc hep"o"'"" '""
adates in all the upper Assembly districts for the city
ar. nouu,ar men, and are conducting their canvasscs
with energy and With the most encouraging pros
poets Of success. Many OF them nave III" !" ''0
upper part Of the city In former elections ana gen
orally rank considerably ahead OF their ckets ana
now that the Democrats have reduced thelr MARGINS
In these Assembly districts from 5000 TO e'ooV
4 splendid lighting chance of being elected
Tho last week of the campaign In Harlem VIII DC
q busy one. Meetings will be held at nearly All '"c
clubs on every night in the week. and IN cases wicro
regular meetings not being held voters VIII DO
instructed I'm the new method Of voting. At the
nsadouarters of the Harlem Republican Campaign
Club. at Nos 1880 West One-hundrcd and twenty
ffthst voting booths and ballots already prepared are
placed In the hands OF the voters, SD they can 80
through the regular formnity Just as If they were
voting on Election Day. and IN this manner the voter
becomes thoroughly acquainted with the new system
The campaign headquarters will be occupied every
night I'm the week with the regular meetings OF som"
of the numerous campaign organizations Which nave
sprnc into existence under tn" auspices Of nc iar
lem Republican Club. On Monday night the 'onh
Ericsson Republican Club will hold one OF It's hVcN
meetings at It's headquarters Tuesday night inc
coored Republicans OF Harlem will hod one OF 'helr
enthusiastic mass-mee,ings; Wednesday night is re-
served for tho Harlem Republican Club ITSELF ara some
Of the most distinguished campaign orators IN Inc
country will speak. ON Thursday night he N
doubtable Harlem Republican Campaign Cino VIII
hold. ono Of Its characteristic meetings. ovcrno"lne
and aboundlng with enthusiasm. on Friday night
the First Presidential Voters Republican Club Of
Harlem viii meet st this place. The lastnamed
club Is probably Of the largest OF Its KIND IN 'o
county, 1t already has over 600 members. and the
managers confidently predict that the membership
will be ncarly 1000 by November =
Tho Washington Republican Club will meet To-
morrow night at Its handsome clubhouse. In chm
dred and fifty -sccond-st. near AmSterdamave where
campoign speeches will be mad" by prominent speak
ery Ie Headquarters will be open every Might IN the
week where the final arrangements OF the great cam
naign will be attended TO-. and what IS perhaps more
important. instructions In the new method Oh No'u'I
utu no p1ycn 70 those who are likely TO 10 confused
by IT, The Hamilton Republican Club VIII also Dc
busy every night OF tho week ut II, cihion>e' NJ"
Ait. tail rl,nrnt ha
arrangements of the campaign will be made" Final
meetings also will Re held IN Its tent at ST. Nchoa>
ave and one hundred and thirtichst. which has been
the scene OF number Of enthusiastic Republican meet
ings during the campaign The headquarters OF IN"
Republican organizations Of the NNNll'h Assembly
District No. $3.50 Thirdave is crowded nightly Win
Republican leaders and their lieutenants who are
busy putting the finishing touches of the campaign
The Irish American Republican Club OF the NNNIth
Assembly District has entered upon the homcStrc'ch
OF the campaign with spnrt that shows OF WHAT
material il is composed. 1t held on" "f lis h"S'
successful massmcc:ings on Wednesday evening" ID
Its headquarters No. 1907 Third ave-. when as many
people were turned away were in the hail. Ictcr
H. Mcdonald tho president Of the club presided n''n
pmong the speakers General Denis +. Burk"
Henry C. Robinson. Leroy b. Crane. colonel Dewitt
G. Ward and Mortz eberstein. Resolutions ct con-
doeice were passed and forwarded to President liar
rson Til, club has issued card TO Iiishmcn living
In this part Of the CITY, which /, full Of common sense
and sound logic. The card reads as follows:
THE Irish American Cht OF tho NNNlth Assembly
District desires - call TIE attention Of all 1rishm"n
10 the SANDER and rlGlcule which havr been hcap"d
upon their by men high In the councils o. inc
Democratic party. Robert y. Roosevelt. treasurer OF
the National Democratic Committee. Minister t. lio.
lard, under Grover Cleveland, us book OF 'firo
Acres Too Much speaks in p most contomp'"blc
and insulting manner OF the Irishmcn He refers
ham hci cheats. robbers miIrOerp!S,
drunhards and r.rjurcr>. In view OF the exalted
position which this calumniator Ot the Irish race,
Robert B. Roosevelt pow iold' In the councils OF
the Dem )cratic party, all true lrlsmcn shoLld con-
slider 1t a standing insult to their nationality a, long
Us such man continues 50 closely Identified "i'l
the Democratic party. 1t has always been the policy
Of the Democratic party - Iidcuc any Iri'inan
w.O las sprung into prominence in National affairs
under q Republican Administration. one OF the
most recent is that Of Mr.. ESan. Minister
DO Chill whose character has been assa'led In most
unjust cOntmptble and cowuIy manner by mat
renegade Republican, Wayne MacNeagh. OF Phlladl-
ph.a Irislmcn lave always been recognized In
NJ ,st respectful manner by the Republican party.
1t Is the party for connrymen. and VIC earnestly
urge all Irishmen who lave a spark OF patriotism
burning in their breast, 10 give this party their
upitcd support OH election day
Tho issues OF The campaign II 1oo2 have been
summed up ~ trencbant little pamphlet wl1ch
ias been issued by the Republicans OF Harlem. and
has been extensively circulated among the voters In
this part OF the city. IT. gives in compact form
iroontroveitiblc statistics from official records which
EDw that the taxation has been reduced over
&oOOO0.OO0; that foreign commerce has been III
creased S2lOOCO.OO that farmers are the ONES
chiefly benefited by the Mckinley bill that S1O,0Oo.-
600 has been added 10 southern exports by eight
moDts 81 reciprocity: that prices to consumers are
iower than ever before IN the History OF the coun-
try. and that there are work and higher wages.
The pamphlet zoe, or 10 say: "lh LOCO the Demo
cratic newspapers al public spsaA'Is overlooked
with predictions rs I, what the result, would be II
the Mckinley bill became n law. II was going to
increase prices al along the line. 1T WIS going TO