New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
CLUBS KEEP UP THE WORK.
GERMANS SLOW GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
EoU>lyG MEETING OF THEIR REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL CoMuTrEE-orHER GATHERINGS.

| with an unmistakalle voice and fcrvor born
Of party bondage but Of genuine enthusiasm New
/ York City's best German element spoke out last
night for the Republican partys fighting ticket iIar'
rison AMI Reid II the ratification meeting OF
| tho German Republican Central Committee at the
| German hcadquartcrs No. II St. Marks Place, and
great as the crowd there was nrdly face thero
that not that Of man prominent IN one way
| or another in German circles with three ringing
Hochs7 and n tiger this resolution vns adopted
| THE German Republicans OF New-NorK CITY well
come with tho greatest enthusiasm both the ticket and
the wise platform adopted in Minneapolis which guard
all interests Of the country Three yGOs OF the grand
Administration Of President Harrison have SHOWN 10
| tho world thnt the commercial connections OF INC
Tilted states with foreign countries have oeeh greatly
increased and improved, and our domestic ih'ustries
have been strengthened; and the protective tanh IS
the mighty which has done 1T. Unfoundcd de-
nands OF other nations have been de5erVch! hnd
effectively refused, and consequence the oh'oi
otates TO day holds an honorable aud diSAhed posi-
! ton among all the natio1s Of the world we iooh
| back Mt the Administration which Is sPotn's anu
pure and which has succeeded In securing uie
undivided trust and confidence Of all citizens. FOR
| these reasons the Minneapolis Convention renom
mated our present siandnrlbcarcr benjamin HARRISON
as reward his a5lc conduct Of public aiiars' ana
the same desire for the National good inspired the nom
| nston OF Wmtelnw Reid rs Nlce-Pre'ideat. lie l.
Journalist Of than exceptional ability, diplomat
who during cOupaEitNPt! hVolb liUI' III i"''S b''
4 victory for American which his predecessor
under a Democratic Administration could not gam IN
wears and personally lac Is OF spoess character
To elect such u ticket is our pleasant and gladly ac
ceptcd task. III unbrohcn phaanx We stand together
toward to victory, Harrison and Reid'
After thsRhecring had In measure subsded terdi
nand Fidman made eloquent speech IN whlch ne
| culogized Mr. Reds public acts. The Rev. Dr. B!er
ring Captnn Edward werhelmcr, Emil Labschlnsr
/ followed with speeches, WHICH
were all received with applause.
C. otto Baese moved that the entire Central Commit
toe constitute Itself "A GENITAL Campaign Committee,
which was uuanimps-y adopted. The following OK
| ccutive committee appointed 70 take charge OIL
finances aud special proceedings; {. otto Baese'
Ferdinand Eidnan, Ferdinand Dreycr. Rudolph RnoenS
Captain Edward Wcrtheimcr, Jacob Fowler a. Mach
rmcr emil rabi-clluc- and Herman Mack.
Mr. Eidman announced that It bad been definitely
decided that there would be- change In the leadership
OF tie different Assembly districts, which was received
with much satisfaction.
Dr. Gustav Schoor presided and Paul schnitzcr and
Jacob Fowlr acted a, Secretaries Among those pres
ent were Frederick flaccus, John Miller. g. T. karr"r'
TIHp ncrrlch. William ILrtfeld. AUGUSTUS schiiicl.
Dr. =. II. Ncwland. VI. IehrIurgcr, John d. Quicker,
Gustav A. sciuirmann 4. Neusch. +. Dieckmar Henry
C. Botty. Martin Mauor VI. Altman John WindolPh' j.
Fritz William Henhel. Charles a. Tlammer, Theodore
srich. William RUPERT. John Rciscnwcbcr, l.. Clan
berg william Klein. Charles H. Bnckwodcl John Nos-
lor Daoid I1icdsam. H. Braun ard Alfred G'istavson
The last of tie acrics OF Mail and ENpIeSs'
lectures held last evening In Clarendon Hail. NO. ia
East Threcnth-st. turned into q ratification
rail- Mrs. Adcuna Mott two patriotic songs,
with numerous recalls. and j. Leslie GosSn gave
recitation. The Mall and ENpr'ss' Orchestra fur
nlshed music From first to last the audience was
sympathetic and enthusiastic. and Interrupted the
SPEAKERS with frequent applause. Amos p Wilder
r.. Mat
bourn Colonel Grifth and cx Judge Angel
Major Lgh,boum said IN part The campaign upon
which VIZ have Just entered Is destined 10 be OF great
historic interest a. II Is Of vast importance 10 every
American citizen. for the reason that the "elbehS
and p.rpctuty Of the government are nj stake The
homes and Hrcsides OF our workInen are threatened
hy the platform which the Democratic party formu-
lated M Chicago III previous campaigns the Demo
crnrc party mas always concealed Its neal issues but
this time there Is no conoealng Of Feerrde prin-
cipcs It's declaration Is In fact aud essence Free Tradc
The Republican issue Is that Of Protection, the nret
Instinct of our being tApplause.l
Colonel Grn.th spoke on the benefits which the IN
dps,rs of this country have derived from protection
Tx Judge Angel told Of the arbitrary and high handed
methods ~ Tammany In the state ard SAID that
now was the long looked for opportunity TO strike
f,tal blow at the enemy. a. p. Wilder paid glowing
tribute TO the services OF President Harrison ana
Whtelaw Reid.
The Republican Organization Of the XXIId As
semby District held enthusiastic ratification meet
Ing Ut Lcnox Hall, SeVenyseoohdst' ana Alru'
ave. lust ght.
The following Offered by Denajmln Oppenheimer.
was adopted with cheers
Resolved That tho Republicans Of the XXlId
Assembly District most earnestly, chccrfulH and
enthusiastically rttfy aud mdorse the able ana com
mcndn,le work performed by the Republican National
ronvcntou recently held sc Minneapolis. Tho
M Convention breatheS true
Rcpubncausfn, Is American In sentiment and PATRIOTIC
I'm pinc!po. The nomination NJ that brave soldier,
aide lalSyer and brilliant statesman, benjamin liar-
TsDn for President and Of uut able diplomat ana
Brilliant Journalist, Witslaw Reid. for Vce-ident
reflects credit on our party and Justly honors the
candidates Both platform and our candidates
merit the oyal support Of all Republicans and OF all
patriotic cilzrn-, Irrespective OF party. We pledge
our loyal support the ticket and we congratulate
the Republicans throughout the country upon our
assured victory
The following Wis adopted by n rising vote
"Resolved. That the Republicans OF the XXild
Assembly District tender their most sncere and heart
felt sympathy and cndolcnce To tho Hon. James
g. Blaine In view Of the bereavement which mas
recently bcnen him by the death Of his son. Emuons
Blan-.H
A communication from the East Side QUEENS
Republican Club pedgng the n4socinion's corini snp
port Of the candidates. we'll lts hearty willing
ness 10 cooperate with the district organization In
the campaign was read amid much applause. no
fewer than twelve separate political bodies III tIe
district have already made similar lr0nls"
l.. f. Laird made fOrceful addlt-'. IN whlcn he
cOntrstcd the former wrciccd condition OF the iaoo
ing man under IRE, trade with that oi Vi" present
under n protective tlrin. Mr. Ialrd's words were
listened % with earnest attention by an audience OF
Thoughtful Intelligent that hld the large hall To
the dpor-. The officer Of the organization are Alfred
Co. Nn.rl president: John Little, first vcc-presil'nt
Albert Nelson. secretary Horace Dunn, treasurer.
Among those present Charles {. smith. John H.
Gunner samuel !. Campbell. John D0nohuc. John j.
Ford Ienjlmln Opp"nhcuier Moses Da Costa, Arcll-
bald Campbell solomon Oppcnhcinler Monz0 IL.
Mason and Michael sherry.
The Fast side citizens Republican Club will hold
a meeting at boulevard Hall In Avenue on Tuesday
evening ,
\ meeting Of the Charles T. Bruder Republican Clhb
was held In OF the XIxth Assembly District