New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
DISTRICT MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.

The Bows in Blue of the XXIst District,
known the Morton Guard, met at headquarters III
Parepa Hall, Thrd-ave and Eighty ST. last even
ing making arrangements fol joining the grand
parade this evening the meeting sang IN fine style
number OF the songs OF the Campaign CLUB collection
The company adopted handsome uniform In me az
of Major Cooney Major John ID. Terry VIII take
command this evening
A meeting of the XIXth Assembly District
Garfield and Arthur Club held last evening at Que
hundred and sixty-seventA st. and West Boulevard
Seventy new members were enrolled, masing total
membership 200 John L. n. Hunt presided. and tie
Central Campaign Club OF the District and severai
soloists supplied music. stirrDg speeches were mace
by ID. II. Taylor II. II. Green commander of Farragu,
Post, c. A. r.; Professor Hunt and Mr.. Be- amy. Ihee
is increasing Republican vote in this district when
Will be BOILED thus Fall.
The Hid Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION held regular monthly meeting AT science
Hall last evening the president Charles NJ Iaintor' Id
the chair. Seventy persons were declared eiec'eu rs
members of the association. Alderman McCave OF the
XVIIth District, delivered an address In when he
prophesied that the State of New-York would give
majority Of 25 600 for the Republican ticket He was
followed by the Irish orator, H. A. Mathews, who made
one OF his characteristic speeches, which was well re-
ceiyed with much applause. The meeting very en-
thusiastic aud cheers were repeatedly gwen lor "ar
field and Arthur
The Garfield and Arthur Campaign CLUB OF
the First Ward Charles j. Hosman, president ana John
f. To6in secretary, held meeting last evening at NO
4 Morlisst Speeches were made by s. Sutherland, or
Yates County N Y, H. c. Parks. and Captain Joseph C.
Scuy. Mr. Sutherland, abiding to the remark maue
on Wednesday evening by Horaiio Seymour, in his
speech Utica that the present prosperity OF the coun
Try due only Providence, said that the prosperity
we enjoy was due the Republican party, working III
cooperation with Providence tic also promised 'hat
NeW-York CITY took care to coniine the democratic
vote within s proper limits the rest of the State would
supply the majority. and enable the Empire STATE 10
mamr to Oregon large number of new names
added to tie roll of membership
The Republicans of the Xtl Assembly Dis
trict showed their enthusiasm and earnestness last
evening by filing the Concorda Assembly Rooms, at
Nos. IS and 80 Avenue-A, to OVERLOOKING Many were
unable to obtain seats, and stood tor nearly two hours
while the several addresses were made Fully 100
nc members proposed The audience listened to
addre sses by julius HarDurger Captain James A. Dun
cam William II. Lockwood. Jacob NJ. Patterson, IT, and
Colonel Strong The association will turn out 100 uni
forp,ed men with torches and band OF fourteen pieces
this evening o take part in the parade IN honor OF SEN
ator Coukng. Chauncey NJ. Depew Is expected TO
speak before the Association on September 80
Captain James 4. DGncan spoke in part as follows:
Wad- Hampton made a speech little while ago, III
which SAID the South was to-day lighting for the
same principles for when Lee ana jackson fought We
accept that declaration a trusm; and we declare
another truSm match it. namely tina, we Republicans
ere fighting Today the principles for which we
fought during the We do not propose to see those
principles defeated by the Rebel Bflgadlers, aldeu oy
the poor crea here In the North called Democrats
The Democracy try to draw our attention from the old
issues and the issues, 10y confronting us with their
supe!b soldier. perfectly wiling to look at him,
and If we Will examine his record we can see how easily
WE can brush of the way this decoy duck OF The
Democracy. People when he was nominated heaSi
ihing bu, Low beautiful and splendid lie was IN APP
pcarance ana 10 examine his record in the past
Way he Is the man who put IN the place OF Gen
,rai sheridan, VINO depOsed 10y Andrew Johnson
because Loyalty carried out the laws OF the Ndlon Ill
me lin Military District OF the South. IL was ne who,
a. soon as h. took command, began TO preach cvu
tights HI South and 10 tel them that they still Deld
thir state laws nvoa,e If they had never seeded
lie hau down the American flag that General Beaue-
gard inl Int dine with hun without humbing his South
err urd. Senator Jones spoke the truth very plainly
when he said Academy OF Music recently that
OrdaT NJ. 40 because Of his Southern sympathies
| snOuId Ike TO know how many soldiers Wouid NO'e
for "a man OF tbat stamp"
well Received William III. lockwood gave Drlef history
parties. Judge Patterson sald, addressing the
Young men " You VIII never regret having cast your
frs vote the Republican party have never known
a man vet who regretted II. IL Is Ike baptism TO
Young ma l auo VIII be almost sure % Silck TO ms
poic. faith We who older kDOW that me oitencf
we vote the publican uckct the better we IKE IT,