New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-14
XVIII XvIIth. XVIII XXV1Ith and AANiil'n
are especially significant OF coming Democratic dc"
coon WORK IN TIE lsT.

William \. Cummings had charge OF the worn !"
the Ist District at No. 2s5 Fulton-st, and was
kept busy until IL O'Clock In hearing reports from
the men under him who were looking after oie
business OF reorganization in the several e'ee'o"
districts OF which there are thlrtyfour IN the AS
semby district. All the young men VINO were "0'
ing as his assistants were bright. smart. intehse"'
men, who were laboring with will, and who seemed
to take a delight in the work In which they "eie
engaged "ln this election district alone saiu
Mr.. Cummings, I'VE obtained forty names to-hish''
and 1872 altogether that we have now to,ai M,
II would be comparatively easy matter Tor Us 10
doaSis this nnm h we hawf bsens to- the toll
ers to pitch of enthusiasm which have meyer never
before and whn never bothered about registering,
nocking 20 standard Fully one-half OF those
rs9 tms s al Political enrolment Of the Republican
orssnsa;ion majority Of the voters b nepT an nf
Tammany Hail. now saying openly that certain
defeat awaits the Wiswam candidates at the mex.
trial OF strength In November | meet people every
day who express surprise that such plan as we are
for they say that the old leaders in the Republican
party mingled with them only at election time.
be found every day their posts ready to counsel
and advise and interest themselves In the welfara
Q. the honest fellows who make up our rank and
NEW NAME N THE IND.
Thomas T. Harrington. shrewd and capable
young man. looking after the affairs Of the partys
reorganization in the I'D Assembly District. where
Dennis Shea for long time gave such bright and
shining example Of how not TO do it, The head
quarters for this district at No. i66 Pearl-st
where Mr. Harrington waited all the evening for the
reports Of his lleuenans In the fortyeight election
districts of which he has been commissioned 10 take
care I'VE increased the number Of those regis
tered by 10 tonight" SAID Mr.. Harrington. "and
these, added TO those who had already subscribed
their narres make IA total on the rolls for the I'D
District of SIC. Two weeks NOR would have enabled
to Increase this number TO l;V we nave a l9t
of new who hitherto held aloof because OF ther
dissa
hockng TO us now because my nave ian p pe
publican triumph in November. We have all the
election districts covered by enrolhg oinceIs WIZ
are working like beavers, who know the men whose
support and co.opt ration they are seeking ana VINO
believe that to BE- Of any service the! mus pe WIN
the people at all times. ana not nereI! iee. AM
shake hands with them a few days before election
THE lid WILL BE HEARD FROM AT TIE POLLS
4 steady stream of people during the last hour
before the closing of the books were making their
way rp the stairs into the hall at No 1883 Bowery'
where the enrolment of the lid District was pei's
carried on under the supervision of Frank }. Mar
Ing to him from time 20 time during the evening
the progress of the enrolment in the several e,st
tion districts coming under his control IN tiis
one district alone" said he. I'VE have added up
10 the time Of closing at o'clock ,ere5 thus far
Among these note the names OF many VINO never
Wbn look upon John T. Mholland's plan as the
first serious attempt on the part OF hepeuhomid
,be dissatsfed ones who are dropping from the
Democratic family every day In portion Oh n ,nS
strength particularly west of the BowerX. "A hrSo
number Of those on our rolls are a
with the leadership Of Mf P NuTrg They Want
somebody TO manage their affairs who lives IN the
district who is acquainted with the PeG t them a1
The secretary of the old orsanizaton doesnt nte
here and the president Mr. M11pgay Is live in the
district either How could there be any s9cc en
for the party undSr slch r an On solid bottom now
and YOU will hear Of good results IRON ,nt - ~
District when we have chance 10 DC "e"'O u ~
the polls
Success UNDER DIFFICULTIES IN TIE NIl'
some disappointment was occasoned TO the Re-
,uh,,cans who wished have their names reslS-
tered in the WITH District when they went TO no.
SOC Grand-st which had been advertised as ,he
HEADQUARTERS and had been before lsed Tor tha'
purpose. but which it was found could d. not soS be
Secured last night. A small matter like this. now
Who are engaged in the work. nor Of DR.. Il, UiS St
W C. Burke. the leader Of the district. ioT ~
s Sr@ aGea NUMBER pSg' Of vent and
nk n sad mol Pu heard from the captains Of the
ectcn districts in his assembly District but thoss
pho made reports showed tnai v new M S a.,
the other districts won show. he felt certain,
tota! Of 40 making in all 40 names enrolled.
RAPID GROWTH IN THE vTH.
The new Republican movement in the With AS
sernbly District showed that it gaining strength
with a rapidity which is most gratifying 10 the
believers in good government and pure politics
There were $50 new names enrolled in addition to
the already the list ana several election dls-
trics had not yet sent in their returns when a re-
porter called at the headquarters IN Wllett-st
John Stebling, who is the leader OF the movement
in this district said: we have only begun Y
Quarters at No. 453 Grand-st Every day people
come to US and ask to be enrolled IN our orsan%a'
ton"
GRATIFYING FIGURES IN THE WITH.
The With Assembly District showed itself BAN
Iy
bility 1900 Republicans enrolled in the new move
ment Among them many who have not voted
before fol some time account of the way things
have been run liz the district by the machine poll
tcians William II. Huber and his assistants were
busy up to IA late hour receiving the returns ron
tie various election districts; On the rolls there
we're Go names before last night. and at $3.50 O'Clock
sixteen election districts had been heard from and
had added 240 names, with twenty-five election
districts 10 be heard from There IL practically nc
opposition 10 the movement in this district.
GOOD HEADwAY ~ THE WITH.
In the With Assembly District eighty name!
were added 10 the rolls of the organization. making
total OF Al with eight election districts yet to heal
from This district is supposed TO be a stronghold o
the old machine but /; is evident that the power o.
the machine there is broken Thomas Martin. th
1--WE are sure OF ultimately carTying 4
victory and greatly encouraged by the enrol
ment II will grow every day. as 1t has been grow
ing"
YOUNG MEN At WORK IN THE WITH.
H. Clay Pierce the leader of the new movemen
IN the With Assembly District. said I'VE hav
registered 200 names Of voters tonight. 1t wa
result is gratifying Many of the blanks not IL
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