New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Next Tuesday will be the last day for the
registration o. the voters OF RchmNnd county.
The Republicans of Bloomfield. n j., held
meeting on Tescay night st Library Hail. and were
addressed by State Senator VIM H. FRANCIS ON the I'iH
question
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Brauchve, Sussex County n j.. on tuesday
evening. and was presided over ny oscar DOWNFALL
hitherto a staunch DerOcrat.
The south side of Long Island, from
Jamaica 10 Patchogue earnest for Garfield md
Arthur No less man three meetings wero held in TIE
4 LARGE meeting of Republican business men
and mechanics vas held at the Grand Opera House
Newark, Wednesda{ ever,nG; ana VIZ a,rCJse' ~
The Republicans of TarrytoNn had a torch
u,bt parade and meeting Tuesday evening. General
Palmer delivered very effective address at the close of
which twenty gu were hred III honor oil he victory ID
Indiana.
A grand turnout of Republican clubs took
nlac, Mt Planadd, =. j., last evening. Among the
cubs N the line were the FTenehuys sea Engineer
corps, Of Newark. and the Worsingmen's Protective
Association. Of Elizabeth.
The Repubicans of the Town o. Jamaica
held their ou, tn meeting of the campaign At the Town
Hall IN the above village Wednesday evening Mr. Fiero
speaker of the evening 1he Boys IN Blue, wnte
colored. paradrd IN fnil force.
The Republicans of Long Island City are
dong good worA holding meetings amosi nightly. Tues
at Smithsonian Hall. which was addressed by exIAeu
teuaut Governor NardCii, OF Iowa.
General William Gibson, OF Ohio, addressed
the Republicans Of Riyerhcad al he Court House Wed
| ne lay evening The meeting was large and On
t6usiastic GeoF-e wiliiam Curtis VIII speak the
issues OF the campaign the Court House October IS
The quiet village Of Irvington. y. j., was
lighted up with tue glare Of Republican torches last
eyenir z and the whole POPULATION out upon the
street, The prc 'ess0u long one. aud Tnsicl
rated IN By number III clubs from Orange and other
places meeting was held, ana .4rge anu enthu
siasic.
WestfielG. \. j., witnessed "Wednesday
evening one Of the la yest political demOnstratio.s
ever neld III Gibbs from Pla!nheld Rosele, Craw
:ord Summit Springfield took part in the parade
The meeting was large ana elthns estc. Il WRs a
dressed by F. A. Pot's, Cnilion Robbins aud john q.
Foster.
At Caldwell, y. j., Wednesday evening, the
Republicans held spirited meeting. and the procession
was the largest aud finest ever known IN the history of
the town. There were clubs present iroa Newark.
Bloomfield. Montclar Orange and Little Falls Nearly
evt.y house illuminated and some OF them were
deliberately decorated
The Republicans of Jamaica, l.. l., held
their fourth aud largest ing in tis campaign We'd
nesoay evening. W. p. Fiero made telr"r speech
lhe boys IN Blue, 5ering 200 psrf Tor the
frtt time and made a fine Appearance 70 'red nen
AL voters. IN the me- and the Irish Hrpuo!lean
cub Of he town turned OUT ia full force.
Whitestonc, !. l., was brilliant Tuesday
aign, with greatest political procession ever seen
there Winfield Newton. Corona. FLUSHING and Col
lege Point were al represented ny their Orhcht COM
,auIes Colonel John ". Jones. OF BROOKLYN. Delivered
very stirring address Pr ection aud free Il sdo 10
two ihou-a-d people. many Of whom were Democratic
wCTkingnen.
A largely attended business meeting of the
Morton Gulrd held AT its Headquarters al Third
ave and EightysXth-sL last night This organization
consists % bat alton Of two companies, numbering 800
men, under the command ~ Major JOhn y. Terry Dur
ing the proceedings Lew +. Morton after whom the
guard VA ned, cGulo IN, ana was received VIVA
ohe,Is Mr.. Morton made few remarks which elected
a hearty response.
Assemblyman Edward Mitchell. OF the
XXi-t District, has received letter sigled By joseph
If Choat4 o. F. c. Billings. ". H. bb. John ~. sher
wood John A. steVar. William II. Lee. Russell Sage
Beu'at.in L. Pnrps rs'al " Flsae aud many Others
acknO led gng hls I11e services ln the legislature
AID asking I'm allow TO constellation O. prevent
MIN from accepting a .enom.u8ion. Mr.. Mitchell ~
reply writes that, wuir oghzi aud insisting on The
Cufy of ever e. serve the state his personal
preferences vii BE- cOusuiied by the selection o. some
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