New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
With MEMBERS ofthe
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REPUBLIC CLUBS

One of the most strenuous hghts OF lho
campaign Is being waged In the 2lst Con-
gress District, where Martin {. Ansorge
Republican nominee for Congress, Is at
lacking the record OF the present Con-
gresham, Henry George, jr., the Demo-
cratic candidate Mr.. Ansorge is charg-
ing that Mr. George did not fulfil his pre-
election promises, and voted against LABOR
pension and civil service employe bills.
He has recently been elected a member
OF the New York County Committee, and
is a member of the Republican Club or
the City of New York and Of the Man
haitian Republican Club. He has been
elected a delegate to several state con-
veutions. He is affiliated with many phil
anthropic, charitable, fraternal and social
organizations, including the Harlem
Board Of Commerce, Mount sinai-Hos-
pital, Steuben Society, City A. G.. Lepa-
non Hospital National Federation OF
Theatre Clubs, Young Peoples League OF
T. l., Junior Sisterhood patron)' New
York County Lawyers Association
Alumni Association of Columbia College
United Hebrew Charities, Hebrew orphan
Asylum and Mount Neboh Lodge.
Mr.. Ansorge has the Endorsement or
prominent Republicans, Democrats and
Progressives, among whom are Daniel 7.
Hayes, William S. Bennett T.. W. Bloom
ingdale. Charles w. Anderson, Nicholas
Murray Butler, Max S. Grlfenhagen, the
Rev. NJ. H. Harris, Judge John r. Dawes
Leonard VI. Wallstein. Charles Fl. Little
field, Samuel j. Bloomingdale, of Bloom
lngdale Brothers: Z. V. d. Koch, or II.
C. f, Koch & Co.; Adelbert s. Nicholas
president OF the Harlem Board OF Com
MERGE; the Rev. Charles l. Goodell. Ed
ward Ward Mcmahon, and Colonel T. X.
Martin.
Mr.. AnsGrge, In discussing his cam
paign yesterday. said: Il am In this
fight TO win.
my opponents are both Democrats
They are fighting each other hard for the
Democratic vote. I think they VIII get H.
am the only Republican in the field, and
Republicans and Progressives and Protec-
ZIONIST Democrats will vote solidly for
my election.
II am In favor OF n tariff that Will pro-
tect American industry and American
labor but beyond that a tariff should not
go TheItarIff should equalize the cost
of production at home and abroad, with
reasonable margin In favor OF the home
producer and American labor.
Il believe in the Constitution Of the
United States and resent any attack upon
II through tho recall Of judicial de-
clsion. / reside I'm my Congress district,
and II elected i will at least extend 20
my constituents the courtesy Of a reply
20 their communications. That Is more
than my Democratic opponent, the pres
ent Congressman, can say"
The James @. Blaine Club OF the I'd
Assembly District viii hold rally this
e,,e,irg AT Pacific Hall. No. 800 East
broadway. James W. Wordsworth, can
didate for Lieutenant Governor Meier
steinbrink, candidate for Attorney Gen
oral. Abraham 8 Gilbert, candidate loi
tho Supreme Court Bench. and the iocai
candidates will speak. To-morro" nishI
the club will hold a mass meeting ~
Terrace Lyccum. No. 26 East broau"aS'
Job e. Hedges. candidate for po'eIho''
will he the principal speaker.
Alexander Wolf, executive heHlue' u,
,b, .,h District Republican Club' ana
candidate for Congress. has instltu'eu
moving picture campaign, which Is meet,
ing the approval Of the men, women anu
children OF the district A large screen
has been placed on the clubs building IN
Grand street. Upon this are thrown cottl0
,,,ctpres interspersed with short ana 10
the point reasons for supporting the re
publican candidates.
George L. Livingston, Republican can
dIdate for the Assembly In the Sth Dis-
tr,ct Is conducting what he calls STAR,
climbing canvass" He hgures that edcu