New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
NOTES OF THE CANVASS

w. ID. Kelley, of Philadelphia, will speak
at Paterson. N. j.. next Thursday evening.
The Republican Convention for Passaic
County, NewJersey will be held on Thursday at Pater
A large Republican meeting was held at the
Doutney tent In Jersey City Saturday. The speakers
were Congressman J.. A Brigham. and Counsellor Col
lins. the candidate for state Senator.
The Boys in Blue of Middletown, S. l.. to
the number Of go joined in the Republican demon
ton Friday evening in this city, They commanded
by Captain Charles II. Huesrin aud Lioutenanrs Bon
nett, Cooper and Smescr. Forty young men who viii
their votes this fall have recently joined The Orgsni
ZatiOn.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of Riverhead,
L. L. raised a banner Friday evening. Cannon were
fred and there was music by band. Theodore Fcn,
of Yonkers. made n short speech. crowded meefirg
was afterward held in the Court House at which Mr.
Fitch and General j. H. Warwick OF New York wcra
The speakers. The Republican campaign has been
opened well In Rlverhead.
The campaign tent in which the great Re-
publican meeting held on Thursday night in Brook
lyn nj Flabush and Fithaves Is to be moved diff
feren parts OF the city On September 23 IL will be mt
M at Third and South Fourthsts. d., in the Thr-
tcenrh W ,rd. On September % meeting will be held
in it IN GreenpOint Greenpoint and Manhatsn-aves
and on septerber 80 At Broadway and Myrtlcave The
rangcments are IN the hands OF Joseph Reeves
The pioneer Garfield and Arthur Campaign
Club OF the XxIIII Assembly District turned full
force Friday night In the procession OF Boys Blue
and made a most crcdtahlc appearances. Ii mustered
three plaoons of twelve hes front OF white men and
one platoon Of coored men. VITA drum corps and a
beautiful banner. At 6eventeenthst ana + urtlavc
ruIiau attempted u snatch torch from of the
colored but he quickly got his deserts. and the
company moved on as II nothing had happened.
The meeting held Thursday at Chicken
ing Hail. under The auspices of the Young Slens Demo
cratic CIub was sli.sy attended. Tho objec. Of the
meeting, announced 20 discuss the issues OF the
campaign aud the meaning OF the Maine election
Speeches were made Dy Townsend ID. Cox. Everett i.
edged that there had been Civil Service under
President Hayes's Administration but declare that II
would with the election Of Garfield and Arthur.
A handsome Garfield and Arthur banner
was raised Tucldv evening before the headquarters Of
the Vth Assembly District Association at No 123 West
Houstonst. The Boys In Blue Club, the Lincoln Union
Battery tae Garfield and Arthur Club and the Colored
Bows In Bue turned In uniform, with torches aud
band and cned tn rough the streets of the Vth Dis
trct and through portion OF the IXth District In
the association speeches made by Charles
Daniel Mooney presided Much enthusiasm exhlh-
ittd meeting OF the Boys IN Blue Club will be held
Friday evening.
A Roscoe Conkling Brigade OF the Boys
In Blue was organized Saturday in the With Assem-
bly, District The brigade will be ready TO parade 900
men In the great torchligbt processen that Is TO
place In October under the auspices OF the Garfield ard
Arthur Camp paign Club OF the Central Committee The
following were elected officers: Brlgndi .r-General.
Cornelius Van Colt Assistant Adju:nnt-Cerra 4. L.
Uirch; Qnartermaster, WIN. Terlnns CvnIInssary d.
r. Morgan Surgeon. John II. Dorm Ordnance Officer.
James h. Stevens = Inspector. VIM Hmisor, IT, Eug-
neer Alex ander H. Reid Aids. Robert Cirrcn ani Wan.
Morgan - ... L