New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
NOTES OF The CANVASS.

The Democratic primaries OF Richmond
County were held asst evening. The County Conyen-
ton will be held Saturday at 2:30 p m a. huimans
Hall, Tompkinsye.
The banner of the Hancock War Veterans
suspended in Wilioughbys, BROOKLYN, bears tho por-
trait General Hancock, bat Mr.. English Is not repre-
stIIed ether by portrait Oh name
The &" Boys in Bue,' OF Mortified, S. l.,
are having great success TIER number j. 325 and
is constantly increasing Three new companles have
iisi been organized making xix III all Company Is
composed entirely of colored mon
The Republican General Committee of
Richmond County has steps To have the new reg
istry law pu in operation staten Island The move
ment is meeting bitter opposition from the Demo-
cratic General Committee and The local Democratic
newspapers.
An enthusiastic Republican meeting WAS
held At Lnoeumyille s. l.. saturday evening, u
BOYS IN Blue club organized. Many voters were
enrolled. F. Woodcock was elected president. j. NJ
Gartrcll captain. and f. W. Aiderton secretary.
4 large Garfield and Arthur banner was
raised AZ Atlantic and Fourh-sves.. Brooklyn by the
youag OF the Taird Ward on Saturday.
The Republicans oil Woodsburg, L. l., met
SATURDAY, evening, and addressed by George Wal
lace OF the Town Committee. Garfield AID Arthur
Cub organized WITH Colonel SOcun Tor President
company of Boys i'll Blue, to be known as
the Robot c. shaw Legion, has been organized at Wrs
Rrghton Staten Island win Henry Stilwell captain
ana Robert j. Kelly and Freeman Corson as leuenant
A Garfield and Arthur Club has been Or
gained IN the LIST aud I'D Districts of Casteton 5.
with George b. West president. G. Novel;. John Wat
ers IT, John H. Brown and lssrer W. Clark vice-pres-
denis Cornelius Devery and r. P. G. Buckin
treasurer. Sixty members were enrolled at the first
meeting.
The Republican Campaign Club Of the
XIIIth Assembly District held large meeting last
evening at No 234 seyenthave. Stirring speeches
made by W. II: Townley. Philip Frankenheimer and f.
IL Lambert une Worh lu Tue uds'r t ~ ooiS pto
campaign clubs VIII testly.
At a meeting of the Arson G. McCOOk
Workngmen's Association OF the With Congressional
District held at Liberty Hail. No 23l West Sixteent ist,
Monday evening, resolutions adopted recommend
ing the Republican Conventions 10 nominate Thomas
Mnrphy Tor Mayor Banksom r. Morgan for Recorder,
aud Alderman Johu W. Jacobus for A de rman Several
addresses made cOndemning ffeo Tade aud the
contract system.
A meeting of the Xth Assembly District
Garfield aud Arthur Campaign Club was held Monday
night at No. East Fifthst the president Julius Har-
burger in the chair Resolutions concentrating The
Republican party the results achieved IN Maine
offered and II reported that arraDg" ments have
been made for mass meeting ct which Jacob NJ Pat
ter on r, Captain Otto Baese Captain James Duncan
ana william lockwood will deliver addresses Twenty
one names added to the roll OF membership.
The Irish American Republicans of this city
held eguar meeting MONDAY night at No III Nassau
St. to perfect arrangements TO send delegation TO the
State Convention OF rish-American Republicans at
Saratoga, September 81. large number OF members
sgnihed intention to attend the Convention One OF
the questions the consideration Of the Convention
will be the selection Of State Committee to consist OF
one member from each Assembly District. The final
arrangements also made for the massmeet'ng OF
me Irish American Republicans which is 10 be held i'll
Clarendon Hall ON wednesday evening Cornelius Don
| Ovan made q short ADDRESS.
An application for a mandamus against the
Town Board Of Fatbush ~ compel 1t to carry the
provisions the Registry law, providing for regis
traton OF voters the town. argued before Judge
| Gilbert IN the Supreme Court In Brooklyn Tuesday.
General Tracy, VINO moved for the mandamus held that
the Board had violated the law by appointing four Dom
ocrat and one Republican, instead OF tnree Dem Gratis
Board met and acted August II, aud had no further
power. Decision was reserved.
The lid Assembly District German Repub-
lican Garfield Arthur Can paign Club held en-
thusiastic meeting Monday evening at their head
,uarers in Dramatic Hail. Nos 40 and AZ East Houston
St II was largely attended by the Hungarian residents
OF the district. After the election OF new members,
John Pollock the president APPOINTED an additional
serve during The present campaign Speeches were
mad b. Sir. Pollock. MI Kruger. and Others
An intelligent audience Of about 800
Republicans gathered the meeting OF the XIIth As
semDly District Garfield and Arthur Campo gu Club
last evening IN s,ulih's Hail. corner Of Eghihave and
Eightrepth-s Clarence W. Meade, the resident,
orcuIied the chair. and Senator Robert ii. strahan
mace the opening address Burton T. Beach OF
Bro0kyn followed in Ively and effective speech and
rewarded with frequent applause ana round OF CHEERS
at flr close
The handsome Garfield and Arthur Banner
hung ut Yesterday at Mo .ague aud Conrtsts Brook
Iyn attracted nucn attention On one side OF the pOr
traits OF the Republican candidates Is colorcd man
Ing AL the feet Of COlu mott and the other side
h the nllnif0ced nxure II Justice with the sword aud
sraes Tie tn top Of the banner Of one side
IA LEI T. roe ard Prosperity Continue" ana on he re-
versus Tne FL The Forum. the "mte House" AT
The boOu Of banne' the name OF each State gwen
and Inc figure, dcnoting n electoral vote OF each.
A meeting of the German Republican Cen.
fral Campaign club was hid last veDng al Toui on
Hill Constantine Nj zschc in tie char Speeches were
made by j. Alexander, Philip Betz and Constantine
Muzsce The club then elected the following officers