New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09

NOTES or THE CANVASS.

Letters the INTERIOR received at the rooms OF lhe
Republican Committee, show that the work OF or
ganzaton is being steadily prosecuted. Garfield and
Arthur Climbs are being formed daily, and the organzl
in each Assembly District are rapidly pelhg paceo
in admirable condition.
The Republicans OF Jersey City organizing In all
parts Of tne city. This evening meeting OF veteran
Union soldiers will be held IN the rooms OF the Hudson
County Republican Executive Committee NOS ~ ana
% Newarkave., to organize Garfield ana Arthur vet
eran Clue. The same evening the Young Mems RepuD-
Iican Club Of the TYth District Will raise handsome
banner at Palisade-aye. and COngrcosst. on tDe
Heights Addresses VIII be delivered by Congressman
Brigham, Major q. X. Pangborn, Captain A . OioAe
aud others.
Three Republican campaign clubs have been organ
izcd in the town Of East Chester: The Garfield and
arthur Campaign Club OF East Chester, with The follow
ing officers Charles H. Wilson president, Henry ka
pcye secretary, and George Howard treasurer mead
quarters at Mount VernOnj the Young mems krpuD
can Club of the Town of East Chester, Elijah n Wi
son president Isaac n Mills, Henry Bates, william H.
Currett and Max Huss, v1ce-presidents; George T.
dc BevOise, corresponding secretary; Franklin l.
Davis treasurer the West Mount Vernon Garfield and
Arthuc Club, win the following 0ihcsrr 1n
The Rev J. Kinder, +. Holm ana H. RUDOLPH record
ing secretary Charles w Straub corresponding se-re
tary IT, schmidt; treasurer, T.. Cappelman; headquar
ters Mount VeTnOnaye. In Election District NO
4 OF th. town the young Republicans have organized
Il club, 10 be known as the Garfield Guards Win Otto
Garfield Club has been organized at Glen Cove, liz
urer and H. X. Roberts secretary.
The Greenback Convention for the lat Congressional
District comprising the Counties OF Greens, Suffolk and
Richmond was held at Dennmg Hall, Long Island City,
Yesterday afternoon. The Convention called for
$50 D. III. hour only thirteen OF the faithful
were and the number had not increased when
the Convention was called order hOnr later by
Thomas Carroll The following delegates were elected.
with power appoint their altcrnates lat Assembly
District Queens County, Daniel Henley Of Glen Cove;
IId District j. j. OCOnnOr OF Long Island City Rich
mOnd County, James Clark, OF CastietOn. As suffolk
County not represented In the COnVentlOD IL Was
I'm owered to elect lts own delegate and alternate
James W. Covert, Congressman OF the LIST Congress
sional District, candidate for reelection. The friends
OF Perry Belmont, who Is also a candidate, having
started the report that Mr. Covert would accept the
Democratic nomination for DstrictAttorney Of Queens
County, Mr. Covert and his friends now make denial.
Mr Covert that under no crcumsl ancos would ne
b. candidate for Distrct-AtOrney. HIS friends de-
clare very loudly that Mr.. Belmont shall not DO nomi
mated aud attcrs nGs tnat II he Is not the
district Will be represented by Republican.
The Hon. James W. Dawes, chairman of
date of August 5, to Hon. b. f. Manierrc chairman Of
the Campaign Committee, Coemano4Iouse New York
Garfield and Arthur clubs being organized through
out the state shall make active and vigorous cam
paign. and the feeling is good indeed"
Edward j. Davis, chairman Of the Republican State Com
mltec of lexis writes I'VE are trying 10 cfecf COM
binaOn st all elements opposed TO the Bourbon Denoc-
racy which, II succeed, will shake the hold OF chat
in this State"
The Central Campaign Club has issued sere OF tracts
which are neatly printed. The cub has also Hired
Memorial Hall, No. 81 Madis0n-aye for the singing
chorus connected with The club. Ihe reDeafSaS ms
week VIII be On Monday, Wednesday ana Friday
evenings.