New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
cI1NING IN STRENGTH.
MOTHER ACCESSION TO THE ANTI
MACHINE ORGANIZATION.
.,,ors OF THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF
TIE x1xTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT SUPPORT
,,r CONSTITUTION ADOPTED AT
COOPER UNION.


,,,r CONSTITUTION ADOPTED AT
COOPER UNION.
r.. ,,nbolland Ant-Machine Republicans made
n.on s,rlke" last evening. and captured substan-
I'll there is Of the OLD Republican organization
| |S ,,e XIXth Assembly District. Of which john
1,,isopweber has long been the leader
THO addition Of this large and weldisciplined or
.v,,lon 10 the forces Of the Anti-Machine Repub-
- * considered among politicians generally as
,,ost important accession. making the tweIIth OF
~. regular district committees TO SIDE with 'he
C,,pcr Union n. vcment Of February . ana loiIoW-
60 the Xth. XVIII. XVIlth. XVlIIth. ANild,
XXIVth. XXNth. XVIII. NXNlIth anu IA lii'n'
o3d one-half # the XXIst
The meeting of the Republican District Com
,s.t,ee Of the X1Nth Assembly District was held
L.; evening at ~ l25 West Boufvaru nrnseGt
Sven ont Of the ittyVe ~, nI I1n,nc EXCEPT mem
rs Of the committee, and perhaps a haIi-cozen
ele Of the County cST e. Syers ' who has
be-, Alr Reisenwebers rght-hand man In the dis
T., l ne pspe Si West sas " W. Graham, secretary
Of the regular orCanization acted as seeIC,a' M a
the meeting After extended DEBATE oNei tie
Hsrl5us plans proposed for reorganizns tne parry;
IN which many Of the members took Par,' DaV'd
Whereas We. the District Committee 81 the regu-
~ Rnrub,can organization OF the NlNth Assem-
~ nistrict Of New-York believe that some new
fiyym CT organization for the party Is necessary
"tbercas. We have considered the various plans
,,,o, Sa,.c been suggested and are now before the
,1,blic and are satisfied that the plan adopted by
g 1894 is best calculated to increase our party
strength in this city, and that it will bring US
more in touch with the masses, be 1t - % 49,,
ETesoivcd That the District Committee OF the
regular Republican OF the %Nih AS
ana bylaws Of the kepu3lc3n az ,ho o1 co one
\,ytion held at Cooper Institute February D. 1871
and pledge it our earnest support
Several other speeches favorng the resolution
tbo Of aCODtiOn
and carried with only two dissenting votes.
The following declaration made by thirty
se,o, members of the regular District Committee
t,,o.tbirds of the membership. and seven members
of the County Committee who were with them:
We The undersigned members Of the District CON-
mic. Of the regular Republican Orsan!zatlon OF
r. contribution and bylaws Of the Repu3;lcan
ION Of the city and county of New-York'
oi7n.cj ~ the meeting held at Cooper Institute
4o P S5 M use our b S efforts to secure
erySironnt Of Republicans in this district VINO VIII
support such B STs2n7 N9 sos West
W x Graham, No. ii West Slxty-second-St.; J..
Meade i' &c. 6s5 west Ffty,nf6si John "; G Gsy,
civ 10 So Tenth-ave.; Peter Norris No. ga West
Sxy-si james Bourdeau No 100 Vest
Ffty-lfth-st.; Martin Geraghy NO @ SHtS-
- = u DemaTest, No CO West Boulevard Louis
r Stein. No Us West Sxty-rstrs': Lev, LeT;s T.
Rrooks 10. S45 West Fifty-thrd-s; George Ling;
No West SeVentyhrst- st Jonn fesSse' y;-s9
IVES Siyty-seventh-st.; Henry Gelser No. Al VS.
fourts SCION Werner No q W West s sTty
thiri-st; Peer Kennedy. No. l65 West BoulSvard
William r. Rohlfs, No. 70 Amsterdam-ave;i CH 3:
II Rohlfs No 70 Amsterlam-ave; John X. Welss'
10 rs West Fifty fourth-st. William Martin 40;
10 West Slxtieth-st; Michael v Hutzler 10 o.;
IVES; Fifty-sixth-st.: Henry Cunningham, No. ~
west Sixueths; John J. G9nsdne 10 lS9 W. W.
Sixty-frst-st: Robert Harris No 22l West S L
frst-st; George Fedner No ~ West Sixty IN =,
g. { d Greene No. 240 West Flfty-iif th-st
Francis A; Utter. No. Jos West seyenyrT'-sWE
Rjtchje No. il West Sixty-hfth-st.; Henry J. NIL
Ter 10. PA West hfnry So 81
West Fiftv-fif,h-st.; Hermann Kraek. No 4N Ne.s'
Fifty-slxth-st.: William Hartman van Aleu- NJ, 10;
900 West Fifty-ffth-st; A. j. Orcutt No. ~ West
Ffty-sevenths Charles Leb T No $ 80 MsSt
~! Ssnciair Adam No. 2Oo West Sixty-ntnth-st
Edward Gildea No. 1S2 West Sixty -frst-st -.
II was reported that Mr.. Reisenweber became SO
much excited yesterday when he found MS orgafli-
cation leaving him bodily that ne took meas 'i.
Tor setting an Injunction from the courts 70 prevent
the meeting