New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04


r,-r,71-.r,.,I - TIE ISL AID MlTH DISTRICTS
c.iosIp MaN AT " .RK-A GATHERING or
IoNG ISLAND.
urge and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Garfield and Ar. ur Campaign Cuh OF abe 1t Assembly
District was held last light at $50. L s1ross's-st
PETER J. survesaut the ca -ruan, nade introductory
remarks on the work Of tA. cab. Ihr Ar,t speaker
C.l,..l T. r. I.der-c'er OF -- L us, 10 short ana
,.I ii-..- Called a.. .rl.on t." similarity OF tAe
uo-.fon taken by The Dom 'crlrc party IA tAe kansas
and N.ar.,.,a struggle Iu 1920 toward the Free
c. a, tnc ule-us Use. ~ tt party c,-l - tIe Ast
few years I'd blot out The Republicans ID. t.o SJ1A. lay
n- particular str on ;ac recent i:aui; .n A-J"I|
B1t as ~ 1888 tie Republican, parry arose AGAINST 'As
system OF frtudulcDt elections, - III 1850
mat PARTY would triumph a1aln over the cacI!es
of the Nation. Vigilance ho sad. Is the price OF liberty
,, tl bai.t u the weapon by which vigilance RAY
may not assert Itself A. long there Is any question
20 the honesty Gad fIl-n o, the elections By the
culc IN one part OF coun ~ 30 long Is liberty IN
dancer Tor If majority an oHo state can be cheoed
ont of their votes ani tlcir supremacy the same may
ro done in all the stated. W. \ Town
iev OF the IVth District, dwelt at consid-
cradle length on the issues OF TIE campaign.
General George W. Palmer tAc Itst speaker in stir
ring address .adi IT.. people should study the inter
ss of the country when they 20 20 the Dlo'-ocX uet
fall Although have no time now 10 discuss an ire
nrt and maj IT, whether any honest citizen of tnis
American Nation Is NiAhs ,2 s"tLshu,I '1V I'm w
Government iuto tae Aa.h1 81 us sHoM.e',
or keep u m tue hands OF tS ilehd' lheie vas
never shot fired al t- nag - ours nn' was done ~
"a Dlm1cra.. No Republican, va ever HlI.f ui s'cl -
d-arnceui art L.. men 40 t'if nay IN I SIH "a,
next a.. he - 5Jhd North arrayed against oohd
-outL'
Amcrtlns ~ TIE Boys in Blue and of the Campaign
Club Of the X IL Assembly District waS Eeld 4ast
cveniu- II -utl', Hail tt EEAth-aye AM Eighteenth
+ Clcuce Meade the president OF 'ne cuowas 10 the
chair speech was mad, by \. f. Bis sell, OF Brazorla
Comfy. Texas who related Bis experience among the
L., Kuv Khan az Boz5ria County. ana blted several
Ma -, yotSr. IN m. south Many were
,ldrd 10 the roll Am luS them were thnne OF H. COL
rrJ men The aticndHnce M the meeilns Wa large,
mi much earn, stn,ss md enthusiasm were shown -.
Alarce and enthusiastic meeting ot the Coored Cen
trail Campaign Committee was hrId IhuSdiy evening" nj
the Headquarters u the committee No @O0 west Ihlr-
uctu-.t Tue LAo.lsi,r Voiorecj Boys IN Blue OF the
Win Assembly District 100 strong, hat torchiight
parade in The early part OF the evening and attended
| ,h. meeting IA "a BODY. q crches were made ny
] r. d. -ui.. %, Editor OF me Western Ec'o, tolore,
! Dctrr printed al Uuca; /. +. Jonnson Howard
secretary oi t1 htnss ~ 16n.on and others
r ,tat central Committee OF coOred men has issued
,i fDr state Convention OF cOOrcd men, To ne htll
! n I-u-a september 20 Delegate 10 ar convention
| c!y.
The Republicans Of P-arsars. 1. l., held rataca-
! rop meeting ana banner raising on wednesday night
uuer the auspices % the PearsArs Garfield ana Arthur
Club. The meeting was very SUCCESSFUL Ac"po i4""
mica around were IN attendance not less than
| 400 beirr present James Ltnmaier, o. New-Iork
, introduced as the inst speaker by the presidcn
NJ the club Charles L. sAcrmau, aud held the close atten
tion Of the audience Tor nearly an hour lie was loi
-, nj, Water II Chandler. # Ncw- York. VINO dcl!v
red r Iufrrr-g address uf on lie principles az stN'
ID, r me. tf rinuu1gn. OOIuuc4 -tc@mdn, o BrO1kIJ u
! nI-o fn..e Jew remarks. The Gler ClhO FURNISHES
co.. r,tun,lru sour- The meeting closed with rlnEnl
,,,I di.tl,g al dr,worh,. aut thea thc banner Wal
r,.ed IN ueen. was % very II cuve one. aud there
lodi 1
I,,.,I t,t n.s ever been Leld IN thls part OF Loui
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