New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10

erty-st. yesterday afternoon for the pnrpose of on
ganiZnga club TO take part m the parade. Th
miah, president of the Board OF Underwriters; II. II
Lamport, vlce-pres.deDt Of tie Continental, and \
N. KIRBY, X. ID. Tying. X. Lloyd Roberts and w
ELLSWORTH, Jr OF tie Same company John w. Nur
raw, Of the German American William A. Pnrtis
president If the Empire City -. w. Simonson ant
j. X. skinner. of the New York CRY. Among otha
companies represented at the meeting were the Man
battah. American Exchange. Lafayette, Globe, Mer
chants, Commercial and Royal. incre were present
also representatives Of several prominent brokerage
firms. ). L. Hutchinson was chosen chairman. II
Lloyd Roberts secretary, and William u Buyfs com
mander. Committees were appointed 10 perfect ar
raneenents for the parade. second meeting VII
be held Monday afternoon. The club, which
called tie Garfield and Arthur AssOciatl0Db bas beet
assigned "A portion in the Second Brigade First ~
Association. It Is expected that It Will turn OUT
large number OF men,
ADDRESS BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
HE PLACES THE ISSUES or THE DAY BEFORE TN
REPUBLICANS OF ToTTESvILLE s. L--ATTEMPn
TO BREAK Up THE MEETING.
George William Curtis addressed a larg,
and enthusiastic audience In the open at Totenvo
s. l., last evening. He discussed the issues OF the
and the claims OF the Democratic parry
be entrusted with power. lie dwcit upoi
the opposition Of the Democrats and tneii
defeat after Che amendments were adopted
The military of Generals Garfield and Hancoch
were cOnrasted, ana the formers service in freeing
Kentucky the rebellion pronounced great az
any military service rendered by Hancock
The Hancock is used today said the speaker.
to seduce loyal men from tie principles which made the
OF Gettysburg il!uslrous. II the noIniDarfoD
Hancock a a Union soldier be a fol
supporting him for the Presidency. how much creates
the claims OF Garfield VINO was sustained not only by
UDiOn soldiers. but has the entire Union continent
which behind them IN his favor. Wade hampton
says that tue j. publican party IL boiling over with
hatred Tor tire South and fanang the embers OF the
war Now don't believe loyal people cultivate
hatred OF any section, and when any Democratic
speaker aTaigns the republicans for hatred OF q 40
South, say, granted mat the Democrats have snned
aud have repeated, and don't intend a.
restore slavery pay rebel clans. will
you point why party they shoud con,rol ths
Government OF the United States WITH fair election
Democratic candidate mas more c1anee Of being
President than being Pope OF Rome:
body Tottenyile rufaaDs tried 20 discorcert the
speaker by shouting Mr.. Curtis remarked the dis
trba H. outblrst OF that Democratic spirit which
hates fair play and free speech aud wicn would II s
could. carry voter. bndfOd aud dumb to the ballot
DeIrOcra lie clHp several hundred strong IN
through the Republican audience. aud the noss and
confusion required Mr. Curtis to sOp speaking for sey-
eral minutes.
Dennis Lowell. OF stapleton. age seyeaty-hve fell
dead presumably from heart disease while standing IN
line with local Hancock CiIb.
Oue hundred aud fifty Garfield boys" were taken
q barge Perth Ambuy. y. j.. aITer the meeting.
heavy mist hung the sound and the barge drawn
Dg the tug Saie T. LiEdeman, came INTO collision
with schooner, carrying away the lat
board the barge intense. Several men were sever
ly bruised In Their efforts to avoid the boom, which
swept the deck, but was Killed Tle sclOoDcrs
bOwsprt was carried away.