New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-14

DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESD
rrs saw from men who were at first disposed to
hold back. The members Of the new orghn,za' r,
are hard workers. and "stand-bys IN sharP po-
litical contests. 1890 .,,,,
CONVERTS FROM DEMOCRACY IN THE NNiip'
In the XXIId District 2i2 names were added TO
the $50 already the roll. making to'ai e"io'
ment OF G62 names. Robert S. Rrowneh an" iieHiS
49, Page are the provisional executive "'enDe's ~
the district and they had done good WORK among
tho Democrats in that Tamnany stronghold Inc
Second Election District. bounded by SeVeht! -tiln
and Seventy fourth SIS. and Frs-ave ana avenu nue.
Scventv.fifth SITS and Third and Lexington AYES
which have always been overwhelmingly Demo- Demo,
special spees Congress election are 5dns
election districts in the Assembly srIR ennbicans
had deserted the old organization ana ac.i ,te
Identified themselves win the new had BEEN CON-
verted and enrolled themselves under tne d,, i
can banner The outlook nnr"msIne The head
quarters in the hall on the northeast co'"ei Vi
Thrd-ave. and Seventy-eighth-s'
ENCOURAGEMENT IN THE XXIIID
Tho enrolling officers in the XXIIId Assembly
District met at No. $50 Amsterdan-aVe. nhey were
NJ. J. Reid Dr. c. p Mccarthy and thomas ON as, .;
Sanford The new organization has had 10 90 SOM
hard ghtng here and the results oI sne d ,ha ,be
entire district showed interest in me moyemen
His own election district the Ihfty-hrs'' was
especially well organized
THE xxIvTH FULLY ORGANIZED.
The headquarters in the XXIVth Assembly Dis
trict the clubrooms OF the Robert l. i'nco'"
Club. No 342 East Eighty -ffth-st. NJ. a. Clin-
ton and Thomas Iusk have provisional charge Of
the Assembly District in which there are thirty
seven election districts The number OF members
enrolled $40 before last night when ninety-m r
| horq The efr
old county organization and all but one o, 'q III
lis who il is said tried in the interest OF ex-Poce
Justice Jacob NJ. Patterson to secure cohtro vi tic
chairman of the Enrolling Board in each election
should lose caste with the Bliss Committee OF Ihrty
they could have potent influence in the new move
ment in this district. Mr. Hills failed in the at
tempt. and then went over to the totIhittee %
Thirty men. who found that they had no n, use
election district Is now thoroughly organ ECU anu
ready for effective work
IN THE XXvTH DISTRICT.
Edward Du Bots and John j. McGarvey have
charge in the XVIII Assembly District, win mead
| quarters at Lexington-ave and Ninety-tmrd-st
There are thrty-one election districts in when there
had been 500 names enrolled before last night when
ninety added, making total OF 80 Me rS
for the efficient manner in which they nave super
intended the enrolment More young IKE dstrct
The energetic work of the managers during tne ast
nmblcanism in this district The Bliss Committee of
irbirtv which was unable to secure any volunteers
| to undertake an enrolment in this district hired
! two or three men. who have opened place OF en-,
roment in Darkest Africa" notori9asy tough ed
nnd and Third aves. where they broodingly wait
| In vain for recruits.
! EXPECTATION EXCEEDED IN THE NXVITH.
! The result OF the enrolment in the XVIII As
| sanhlv District was even larger than the most san
! euIne of the new organizations friends had ex-
nected over 1850 Republicans. good and true, are
| now on the rolls of the organization The mead
ouarters at No 223 East One-hundred- nd-tenth-st
were filled last evening with enthusSIC cD Iis
for the Of reform. ana as eich tlcctloil ~
trict sent in its tribute. a loud cheer was Ssen,
Peter II, Mcdonald TIE Leader OF me ss AM ~ ssl
nights enrolment viii convince those VINO are lsit-
ing losing fight that the new movement l., e ore
salvation Of the party, and he believes that De'OIo
/ the primaries are opened there will be only on,
| organization in the field "All the deadWood ana
the fossilize1 encumbrancos which nave hanPeiL,ei
,he nartv's movements will be thus SGT on the shelf.
said well-known Republican IN the district '@S'
In The Fortv-nrst Election District Of the XXNlth
District ninety names were enrolled; in the 10y
second District there were seVeh'HvJi, any b or
~snization had enrolment places last evening IN
ihirty-three out of forty-two election districts
THE MOVEMENT POPULAR IN THE XXVlITH
No sur,r indication OF the popularity Of the ne"
| organization in the XXNIIth Assembly District can
be Afforded than a glance at the record oil the en-
roment of citizens who desire wdeIawaRe nm ~ ,S
| The helm OF the party. The Republicans OF t en-
| XXVIIth stand shoulder TO shoulder now l,o,
strong They saw their duty as soon as 't he sn
| was presented to them. ana Gays DFIVIe IN -
rolment names Of labOrer and clerk ana Dank prcs
dent poured in There were somewhat over - ~
voters previously enrolled, and thls number was ~
craa sed Inv 400 last evening Henry GraSSe. Char.er
| u Keves and Charles H. Whee.ock. the leaders ol
ihe district are highly pleased at the result OF tn'
anrornent for in every one of the forty-eight cleo
ton districts the demand for new blooa o maus i,e
felt. The headquarters are at NO -'-'' III u-"'''