New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
ACTIVITY IN NEw-JERSEY.
FORMING WORKING CLUDs IL VARIOUS ph>'f+s-
wurrrNrN JOIN TIE WORK.

wUTFLMTN JOIN THE WORK.
p,o,.oo,, y has tho honor Of being the first
it,, /, tho country 70 organize n bcycllst Rcphbncah
campaign club 4 meeting preliminary 10 ies''
organization was held last week. wien inc Scope VI Uo
proposcd club was discussed. ana commune wa"
appointed to prepare constitution ana py ""D
aIso n LIST OF officers for nomination. ihcsc co"
u,tees met AZ the Republican headquarters Oh iues
dov night and reported To the club the rsul's Vi
their efforts. 49,. -
Tie suggestions Of the nominating commune N''e
,o, an, T., detail The following are the Officers
rho we're unanimously elected President NiNh'n w.
codncton vice presidents J. F. MacDonaih' D. hciNs
Doane Ernest II. Alderman Harold >crci' i"''' -
Carey Charles A. Reed Horace Mat'h so'rc'"'''
II. > Thomas: treasurer, ii. II. oo"au eA''"1'e
oo-ori,,ce = II stevens Charles A. Reed, oscar -
ro",a ~ prnvon J. f. Macdonald; captain,
George F. stllman: first lieutenant Robert ~ N'o"o'
.o, ,,cutcnon, J. IIcrvcy Doanc: ecrgcantaIarns'
Elias Il. Bird voc
An extract from a letter received by J. r. Din"
Donald from President Harrison was rc"o' !"
Mr. Harrison congraiu latcd the K"pnol'ah' "i nm
ach on their energy and ENTHUSIASM III lor'""s wy
grs, vbcclmcn's campaign club In th- country Inc
reading Of this extract the signal Tor Ioup .''
The club DID not formally adopt UNIFORM uu' !"
&c s,cces,,d that this consist Of white mlh'a'y
coat and "A helmet made OF tin OF American manu-
focturc with a torch In The crown.
A. N. Planncd Republican headquarters tn" sano
evening the glce club formed by the fpno",S"
Association met and gavo two hours 70 p"',' o.
Horace j. Martin reported progress 10 VIC '"''"'
plans for work projected by the club
,rne orcan,,ation OF "A Republican club in Spring
e.d Union CNnntv. " j., viii h. effected on next
Monday night The Republicans OF Springfield ra'ed
handsome Harrison and Reid campaign banner %''
woek and will enter heartily into the work "h'h
the proposed club Will prepare for them.
Tho Republicans Of Wc,thed. y J'' nave pcku,
yorf IN the Republican Wigwam. Tho building VIII
80 r. ,ho main street II VIII be 3OA75 feet and 10
feet high with a covered plaza In me rear ior '"o
accommodation of bcycli,ts. Portraits Of Harrison
ard Reid will be hung In the irVnt OF the building
The association proposes 80 conduct an c'nc""on''
campaign aud special pains viii be mhch " n'N"
the meetings interesting tn young men, Good speakers
will be engaged and there will be frequent mce""s''
ra,iAca,lou meeting Will be held this week
Despite the intense heat the J. \. Potts kepno
ucon club Of Elizabeth held largely attended meet
inc ON Tuesday evening NJ the cubhons" Of the hlza
beth Whcclmcn. and completed its organization iol
tho campaign hy tho election Of the following ohceN
President * Alderman &. H. X. Halry first wee
president l.. ". Kingsley second wee prc'ech james
w. Hall, IT,; corresponding secr"try' u H. Veuci
recording secretary william r. west; treasurer. Al
loruan NJ w. IIalscy: executive committee George
Griffin George p. Matthews. George =. hary, william
L. {nrr This committee. with the Officers. forms
the joard Of governors for the club over thIrty ap
pli, ations for membership were received and Tie
moeting was an enthusiastic one.
Jnhn t. Wheeler Of Rcd Bank. gave his illustrated
tariff lecture IN Whccmcn's Hall, Ruthcffpri, on
Tuesday night. before enthusiastic audience III"
meeting was under the auspices OF III" Republic An
club Of Rutherford and the hall was ilfd WIN mem.
fers 81 nclghbJIinc clubs and Il iar ,prnhhhg oi
Dcmocrnts Who we're made uncomfortable by Jmde'
Wheeler, frequent quotations fom Jefferson ana jack
IN on the subject of FrUct ton. The lciufrr traced
the course Of tariff legislation In THIS country from
Washington 10 HARRISON showed how reduction Oi
The ta.ln had inevitably bcen followed by period
of DEPRESSION quoted great leaders Of the Democracy
10 show that CcvcllndiSm was one thing and Demo-
nry another and at the close Of his lecture prOdu ID
series OF prices showing that under Protection prices
lad gone down. while wages had gone mp. Tho
tercOpticon Illustrations accompanying the lecture
were good and much applause greeted the pictures Of
Republican leaders Of the past aud present.