New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


large and enthusiastic meeting took place
ON Wednesday evening No. lilo second-ave Tor the
purpose Of reOrganzing Company OF the Boys IN Blue
Of the XXth Assembly District After several speeches
fl favor OF the Republican Candidates tne follow ON
GERS were elected: Captain. Thomas SodnIon; ngst
lieutenant X. Butler; second lieutenant, e. j. Green
first sergeant, a. j. O'COnner
There was large and enthusiastic outdoor
gathering of Republicans Tuckahoe Tuesday evening.
James Young also made some very effective Remarks
The Garfield and Arthur Club of West
Mount Vernon held meeting in Deckman's hail on
Tuesday evening The LIST District Club of Mount Yer
non after parading the principal streets aud avenues in
nniform marched hall. The Rev. Oliver Dyer and
Joseph s Wood addressed the meeting in English ana
The REV Mr. Kinder made speech in German. The
hall was ana the addresses were wed received
The time for filing applications for appoint
mens as supervisors for the coming elections expired
Wednesday last. and representatives. OF both OF the
Democratic organizations are almost entirely deficient.
The supervisors about TO be appointed and super
VISOR Davenport viii be Obliged TO obtain the names IN
Other manner. Applications from some VI the he-
publican districts are also lacKinR
A Garfield and Arthur Campaign club was
formed at West Farms Wednesday evening. President
James L. Wells vce-presideDt. James sloane; secre,
tary Abraham Ward. General William H. Morris and
HUGH \. Camp addresstd the meeting.
The Republican Young Mems First Presi-
Dental Voters Association of Newark has increased its
membership 3o1. It mas been resolved 10 send rep
reseufaiIve-Elmore W. sauderson-to the National
Convention OF Campaign Clubs al inGlanaboIls
The Frelinghuysen Engineer Corps and the
Lincoln Cavalry. two organizations IN Newark that
figured prominently in the campaign OF 1876 have held
eimnary meetings for reorganization Tor the present
campaign.
A Boys in Blue Club was organized at
Tompkiusvlle. S. L. Tuesday night, and tory-nine per
sons signed the roll vi tLese thii Two VIII cast 'ner
nrst voe for Garfield and Arthur.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of Port Ches-
ter n " held Its regular meeting Tuesday evening in
Centennial Han. The club now numbers PIG members.
II Is largely COMPOSED of young Among the
added TO the roll Tuesday cytnli was tnai OF En- Cur
tbs, formerly Democratic member OF Assembly from the
district Resolutions were passed ulholzins tae pul
chase of uniforms ana torches, ana alsO appfOpr
ating $50 FOR banner the club then listened TO
spirited addresses from Colonel y. u. Bartram ana "
{. Pond.
The Executive Committee Of the XAllld
Assembly strIc Republican Association has appointed
Flancis Raymond, Henry Welsh, John d. X mmey.
David f. Porter. Donald Mclean William /. Graf ana
Nose, l.. CraslO a campaign committee
The Frederic A. Potts Light Guard Of the
Is Assembly District Jersey City has membership
100 young men. vino VII cast ter nrst vote III
November next They are to b. handsomely uniformed
The Republicans of the With Congressional
Distinct OF NewJorsey VIII hold her Convention IN The
Jersey City opera Hease september .. Lewis A.
BngAam, tle present incumbent, viii propaby be re-
Nominated
The Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club of
Passac CITY, y j.. although oniy three weeks old, has
over 400 active members.
The Democratic Central Committee Of Suf
folk County met Rvcrhead yesterday and appointed
September % AZ the time for holding The Connty Con
Veut!On de cgdcs 10 Tie rlaie Congfcr sOua dId
JUDICIARY COnVcu ions viii b. 'ctcd.
A company of the Boys IN Blue has been
formed stapleion =. l.. wiih sixty ncmoers. IL Is
composed almost entirely O yOAn- hen fan o. curgy
and Enthusiasm
Two new companies of the Boys in Blue
have been formed al Richmond, l.. win l.. W.
Hr,iuarJ and BaIDbcr captains Ihr first cuten-
ants arc John Corsem and Char's Eine"r; the second
Irulcuants JOAu Mudde and &. NJ. ceilng.
Posters were extensively circulated at
Uacl,usacK y J on Monday and Tuesday announcing
that II O'clock IN the evening OF Tuesday Mr. Fitoh
.go of Jersey City, would with Others. attend AT the
| K4nnSiran cub.GOOms and deliver political addresses
r meeting was well attended and the clear and fOrc
Ole REMARKS the speakers brought forth rOuss oi
applause. The greater part OF the audience was cooreG