New-York tribune., 1894-01-27

Republican logic given by good Republican lead
ers The voters Of the XXth Assembly District
have he'd twelve meetings in this campaign and
each meeting has brought Democrats into the
Republican fold. The meeting last night
was held especially 70. the purpose OF
giving instructions to the captains Of the
Tuesday. Samuel J. Campbell. OF the leading
Republicans OF the district. made some bright
marks on what the voters should do to help elect
Mr. Qugg, and he explained to them all the de-
tails that should be observed In conducting and
carrying on the election. Several other speakers
made addresses on the issues of the campaign.
THE VOTERS DOING GOOD WORK.
The Republicans of the XNIVth Assembly
District turned out in large numbers last night
at the mass-meeting held in the rooms OF the
He'll Gate Republican Club. at No. 1920 First
ave. The voters OF this district have done
hard and earnest work in the present campaign.
and an evidence of that Work was the presence
at the meeting of several Democrats who an
nounced their intention of voting for Mr.. Sigrist.
Able orators discussed the tariff and they
pointed out in clear and concise language the
doctrines which the Republican party
stands, and on which II hopes TO send Mr..
Sigrist and Mr.. Quigg to Congress. John Sabine
Smith was the principal speaker of the evening.
He made practical. common-sense address. and
explained the vast benefit to the country which
the election Of Republican Congressman in
Democratic districts would have Other speak
a. II. Steele, Charles II. Treat and
Samuel c. Shinn.
At a meeting or Local Assembly, No. 2.SJ3, lN.
of L.. and National Trade Assembly No23 X. OF
L.. Clothing Cutters in Florence Hail. Second
ave. and First-st.. the following resolution was
adopted:
Of the state OF New-York be requested to do all
In their power to defeat the Wilson bill, now pend
Brown. candidate for Congress In the XVIII Con;
gress District as SHE he ySed against al Sd Sr Godged all all
request all honest laborng men TO do all In their
the XIvth District
The officers Of the assembly are +. Rouwell,
NJ. W.; John II. Muhn. X. $. and Oscar Siegel.
W. +.
COMING MEETINGS.
At the Yorkville Republican Club. the head
quarters Of the Republicans Of the XVIII Con-
gress District. 1t said last night that reports
favorable to Mr.. Sigrst continued to come in.
There is no let up in the work in that district.
and every day members OF the Democratic
party announce their intention of voting for
Mr.. Sigrist. mass-meeting 10 wind up
the speaking campaign in the XVIII District.
will be held, under the auspices Of the Cam
pagn Committee at Madison Hail. Madson-ave
and One-hundred-a ed-and-twenty-ffth-st.. tonight
at p. m. There should be big turnout. and
a grea, rally. A H. Steele chairman OF the
committee, will preside. The meeting Will be
addressed by Marriott Brosius. Member Of
Congress from Pennsylvania: Mrs J. Ellen
Foster. OF Iowa; Colonel Charles II. DenisOn
Charles II. Treat, Donald Mclean. II. c. Robin
son and others.
The following meetings will also be held this
evening: German meeting at Union Hall. second
ave. between Eighty-second and Eightythlrd SITS.
speakers. +. Sigrist. Abraham Gruber. w. G..
Reddy c. O. Doody and others; Lenz Hall No.
2OO9 Third-ave. p II. Mcdonald presiding: ad-
dresses by Lucian Knapp. Oscar Hofstadt. Ed
ward Gumpert and Alexander w. Wright. OF the
Executive Board Of tn, knights Of Labor; Central
Hail. No. 1915 Third-ave.. German meeting.
speakers Dr. Gustav Scholar. c. otto Baese.
Rudolph Reubens. Lucan Knapp and Abraham
Gruber
,,.iiih ha boI1 ha
of the Bradhurst Republican Club at One-hun-
dred nd forty fourth st and Bradhurstave.. this
evening at o'clock. Addresses by l.. T.. Quige,
julius NJ Mayer. f. c. Campbell. Joseph Golfer,
Alfred r. Page and others.