New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
ANTI-MACHINE MEN AT WORK.

ANTI MACHINE MEN AT WORK.
MEETINGS HELD IN SEVERAL DIsTRIcTs-ENRor.-
MENT GOING ON FAvoRABLY.
The Anti-Mach.ne Republicans of the With As
semby District. Of which W. II. Huber is leader.
first In the field last night in electing dele
gates to the convention Of the provisional organ
ization. to be held at Cooper Union February g.
1884, The Tenth Election District meeting was held
at No 2lS Second-st at which Nathaniel Dresher
presided. with Emil Held secretary. Frank J.
Dotzler and John W. Knoblacl elected dele
gates. The Eleventh Election District held meet
ing No 2S5 East Fourth-s and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the convention: Samuel West
and carl Laublnger Alfred Samisch was chair
man. and Frank Lander secretary. The Repub-
lean members OF the Thirty fourth Election Dis
trlct. under the craftsmanship Of Irving Freedman,
with Bernard Rosenburg as secretary. held fun
meeting. at which VI: Welssberger and William
Solomon elected as delegates to the coming
convention.
The transformation of the Independent Republican
Club Of the With Assembly District into an Anti
Machine Republican organization last evening drew
an enthusiastic audience 10 the well-appointed
clubhouse, No. 81 Second-st, which was crowded
with who evidently in earnest The club
organized In 1891. At time 1t had 40 mem
bers. and when the meeting opened last night there
100 active members in good standing. It's
clubhouse Is we'll fitted up and has billiard-room
and other attractions. It's president was Philip
Kunz vice-president. George Wild; corresponding
secretary Godfrey Ladholz; financial secretary.
Herman Zach, and secretary, George Brockmeer
Mr. kunz presided and Gustav y. Ringh was Sec
rotary. \ preamble and resolutions were unani.
mously adopted declaring that as the club shared
In the general disgust manifested by so many good
Republicans with the local party management par
t!cula.ly in the With Assembly District, led by
Committee Of Thirty as visionary and mpractlca-
bic" it Endorsed the Anti-Machine orsanization,
which aimed TO overthrow the present leaders who
have brought disgrace hOnOreu party by un-
holy alliance and shameful deals with Janmany
ranks Of the Anti-Machine Organization. Stirring
addresses given by Thomas Martin. George
Flicker. George Wild, william ~ Wallace and
Max +. Miller. all Of whom were heartily appauded
The chairman and secretary were elected as tenn
porary officers of the new organization and new
enrolment Immediately begun, about one hun
dred members signing the roll A meeting VIII be
lcers and choose two delegates from each Of the
rIct to attend the ti-Machine County Convention.
a special meeting of the Provisional Organization
%sse enf pisirict Was he'd in Brickayers Hall
No 22s East Twenty -fourth-st last evening in
About forty persons were present Thomas St John
Ga fney presided, and T. l.. Moore was secretary
declared that the present Republican county
ganization did not properly represent the interests
election districts showing that the enrolment
was going on fayoraey dr. r. Ham,on b Williams
organization and Progressing that the Anti.M i
can organization in this county which would re-
ceiye recognition in the State Convention. Mr.
,;affney made a stirring address TO the same effect
Telling addresses were also made by DR.. Houghton
4 number OF Republicans In the NVIlIth As
sembly District met last night at no; 81 West
Forty -seventh-st for the purpose OF forming an
Ant-Machne organization. stephen y. Smonson
presided. and Robert II. Monroe was secretary
This IS The first meeting held BY the Ant-Alachlne
Republicans In this Assembly District. No action
was taken except TO give instructions how TO go TO
work 10 organize the district ois an Anti-Machine
basis In the XVIlIth Assembly District there are
thirty election districts. each Of which IS 10
Machine Republican Convention. which Is 70 be held
at Cooper t'rion February q when a definite plan
OF organization throughout the city IL TO be decided
upon. The delegates from the NNlIlth Assembly
Dstrc, are 10 be elected at meetings which are 10
he held this evening. Saturday and Tuesday even
lngs Most OF the delegates Will he selected at
meetings which are TO bc held AT the Republican
headquarters. I'm the seve al election districts In
the election districts where the Republicans have
headquarters the meetings are to be held at No.
3i West Forty seventies This place will be- open
FOR such meetings this evening. Saturday and
Tuesday evenings Nothing will be done these
meetings except TO elect delegates to the convention
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