New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
NO7ES OF THE CANVASS.

The Central National Greenback Club met
at Science Hail Eshth-s,., tuesday evening Ralph
Beaumont, OF Em.ra. y. y. mace an address.
large Republican meeting in the XIXth
District at Grubes Hail. Onehundredth ST., near Niuth-
ave, Wednesday evening. was addressed by General
William IL. Norris
The Staten Island company of Boys in Blue,
having its headquarters at Iompknsville now num-
bers coo wide-awake and active Republicans, many
of wLOin are sons OF Democrats.
The meeting of the Union Garfield and
Arthur Campaign Club of the Second Ward held No.
121 Nassau-s Wednesday evening. largely attended
TIE address OF the evening delivered by the Hon,
L. q. Gedney.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
XIXth Assembly District Garfield and Arthur Cam
paIen CLUB was held Wednesday evening Hamilton Ham,
Onehundred andtwenty- y-fourtlst; aud Eighth.aye
samuel T. Jchf.. Ii. A Matthews and P. FTaakeai-
heimer
The Young Mems Garfield aud Arthur Club
Of the Seventeenth Ward Tuesday at No O3
Fifth-ave The club has a membership OF more than
sixty young men, most of whom will cast their drst
Pr sidental vote Charles Geyrr IS the president Tue
meeting addressed by julius Harburger and II. A.
Matthews.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of Pearsal!s,
I. l., held "A meeting Monday evening There was a
large attendance, George Wren Of New-Yors,
speaker. The Republicans throughout the town Of
Hempstead are thoroughly orgdnzl. adding large and
enthusiastic meetings almost every evening Ia one oF
more Of the villages.
The IXth Assembly District Republican As
socation held a regular meeting Monday evening the
Beecker Building. The reports of the various commi
tee SHOW thai the orsahzition is IN hoursnng con
dltiOn. Tie roll numpers over 1000 yoter-. ANA 81
were added Monday evening Acommlttee proposed the
names of delegates 10 the County. Con Assem-
bly, and Aldermanic Conventions
The Republicans of Railway, n j., had
.vry large parade last week. completely oyershai
owing the Democratic effort OF the previous week Al
along the line Of march the houses were eaboraey ua
Al ~ ~ Ul
fully awake to the importance OF the issues STAKE
than at any time since The campaign OF 1850
largely attended meeting Of the XXIlld
Assembly District Pioneer Garfield and Arthur can.
paign Club washeld Tuesday night at NO2 233 rhrtlye
The Executive Committee reported thar l57 new mear
bers nad been elected and that Add been fasea
for the holding OF grand smeetng a the di>.re
The meeting was addressed Dy II. W Fowler. the Bes.
5. H. Virgin and Burnham Rgby
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly Dis.
irict met Monday evening at No. l52 Fra1an ST. TAEy
new members enrolled and thirtg names were
proposed. The ASSOCIATION roll includes 500 names 10;
structiOns were gwen To the Republican IuSpec ana
Supervisors of Election to refuse All uatugdYliion
papers OF 1865 aud ~ us truetoas in Chief sup ycg
Davenport The officers were warned Ia REGARD o. Dn-
oeiatic trickery generally.
AT the regular meeting of the Grand Circle
Republican Ciuo, held at the Grand Boulevard Hotel
Fifty niuthst and Elghth-ave. Tuesday gh,,an address
was made by Alderman McClaye and more than sixy
members were admitted Mr. HI A mechanic.
gave h- own reasons and those OF his fellow OrkHea
Tor supporting the Republican ticket. The new m,n-
bers were nc rV all % tue formerly inactive kpunncsn
class with liberal sprmkllng oiex Democrats.
The Republicans of White Plains, West
chester County raised fine portrait Garfield I'D
Arthur banner Tuesday afternoon, and IN he oSeun{s
very argr meeilng WAS held ~ M0raa'S Hail. thanp,e,
NJ. Dcpew made an addrcss. Mr. ID pew. IN the cuut%
OF his remarks, said thar this dr,t he ld
ever addressed meeting In the town in a pubuc hshi
heretofore II had been Il iiculI 10 tad Republicans
enough To MI good-Sized room la "A ho'el q private
dwelling; he surprised deghled 10 see such -
audience