New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28
THE CAMPAIGN WARMING UP.
MANY LIVELY MEETINGS HELD LAST NIGHT.

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FOR FUTURE GATHERINGs-A BIG MASS
MEETING IN COOPER UNION.
The Republican County Committee is making ar
! rangements to hold a great mass-meeting In the
| Cooner Union some day next week. The meeting
probably will be held on Thursday or Friday night
| The date will depend altogether on the day on
which the hall can be secured This meeting Is
! expected to be one Of the largest of the year. IL
| Is hoped that men like Chauncey NJ. Depew. Gen.
eral Horace Porter Elihu Root and other brilliant
speakers can be secured for the occasion. Besides
holding this mass-meeting efforts are being made 10
| hold at least one meeting in each Assembly Dis
tr,ct In the city from now until Election Day The
officers of the County Committee are securing all
| the speakers that they can for this work The
| campaign will close week from Monday night, ana
! all the work that is done must now be got Into a
few working days. BY making next week lively
| one II is expected that hundreds or votes can be
| gained against Maynard In this city,
ENTHUSIASM IN THE XvHITH.
The RepublIcans of the XvIIIth Assembly Dis
| trict were out in great force last night at the
| beodouarters of the Republican organization, No.
| sn West Forty-seyenth-st. The large hall was
| crowded with confident and enthusiastic Republic
| cans and standing room was at premium. simon
| Y Collie president OF the organization. presided
| The sneakers were Thomas f. Wentworth candi-
| date for Senator for the XIth District; W. D. van
| Pelt candidate for the Assembly for the XFlllth
District: Charles b. Page, candidate Tor civil JUS
| tice for the XIth judicial District; Charles IL.
| Treat OF the Republican Club ana a.
| H. steele a prominent Republican from
| PENNSYLVANIA. The speakers poured not shot at
| MAYNARD the Democratic candidate for Judge OF
| the Court OF Appeals. and exposed the recorus
of other candidates of the Tamfnany nan RING
| The speech OF Mr.. Van Pelt, the boyish-ooKne
| candidate for the Assembly, was greeted WIN
| hearty applause as he handled without gloves
o.
Republicans OF the district present were u. w.
Wanmaker S. ~ Smonson, Charles l.. Mott, 3 NJ.
Crandell Daniel Robinson, Richard {. van horn'
James l.. Hand Hubert Peck. William Winterpot-
TOM John Gibson and John Benger.
WARM WORK IN THE NTH.
The Moran Association of the Xlth Assembly DIS
trlc had a splendid rally for the Republican STATE
and County tickets last evening at Hannibal Hai'
No III West Twenty-sxthst. The parade through
the district was abandoned on account OF the III
clement weather. but the storm had no erect 10
weaken the enthusiasm of the undaunted coiored
men of the association. who have declared their
purpose to redeem the Nth and elect James r.
dent Of the organization. presided The speakers
Charles NE tsa nj
T. Thomas Fortune Editor OF The age Jo GS =.
field Republican candidate for Assembly; r. W G.
Welling Frank D. Payey James b Townsend I'm W.
many Hail corruption and the Maynard infamy re-
ceived caustic attention in most Of the speeches.
the Legislature made an eloquent and earnest
address, which was received with rounds Of cheers.
Every day OF the campaign. he said brought him
renewed assurances of success lie closed his re.
marks by urging every man present who had
the first thing this morning. II thank you for
ycnr enthusiasm he said sS ' snsenhss .sat
made by the other orators.
RINGING SPEECHES IN THE xxIfD.
The Republican organization OF the XXIId AS
semby District held big ratification meeting
last night In MAYORS Academy. at No. 96 East
Seventy-sixth-st Resolutions were adopted indors-
ing the State. county and district nominations and
pledgng the hearty support of the organization
by Cephas Branerd OF the Republican Club; Henry
y. Page. Christian Goetz. Hiland Flower. John
Senator. Mr. Gruber was received with tremend-
Gus applause and his arralgnment OF Tammany ,
present.
XxTU DISTRICT MEN AROUSED.
The XXth Assembly District Republican Organi-
zation held a good-sized meeting last night at No.
los Thirl-ave. All the Republican candidates
who are TO be voted for this fall were heartily In
dorsed Amos H. Stevens Alfred G. Mason, George
W. Little and others addressed the meeting. The
speakers made an earnest plea for the Republican
candidates and good government. ana they showed
Wn9 nae net opG ress b h
viii come from the defeat OF Judge Maynard for
the Court Of APPEALS were clearly f oeiT , nS S
doub, in his mind as to the crime OF Judge MAYNARD
away with "A clear understanding OF the mans
character and his misuse of power
\ massmeetng and banaer;ryaisnng. un d.,l the
the Xth Assembly District was held last night
at No 253 East feminist Resolutions ratifying the
4 large silk. flag was then raised. the exercises
Murray. Republican candidate for District -Attor
ney. and other local candidates. About 900 were