New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

A large and enthusiastic meeting in the inter
est of Blaine and Logan at Pennington. ". j. on Thurs
day night was addressed by j. c. shlpman. OF Bevidere
Il. f. Howey, the Republican candidate for Congress I'm
the WITH Congressional District. also present and
was received with every mark of favor.
rousing Republican banner-raisingand mass meeting
took place at Kingsbrdge Thursday night. Telling
sperche- were made by Patrick Logan John MCINTYRE
Dir. Darlington and Mr.. Trcadwel. There tine
torch ght procession headed by NE and drum corps
Israel T. Adams the Republican presidential cectOr I'm
the lid District OF NewJcsey, has sent his resignation
to the state Committee Mr.. Adams IA Collector Of the
Port Of Atlantic city and therefore ineligible to the
office of clector The committee will I'LL the vacancy at
ono Of the largest aud most enthusiastic political meet
ngs of the campaign was held in odd Fellows Hall Ho-
GG %" pne a n Sdn "uTr eT a r h q" ha
literally packed with people aud crowds Of men
The speaker " the evening Joseph Barbour ~ con
nectCut Brief speeches were made 10y the chairman
iiuns0n County
Republican memhcr Of The Dry Goods trade arr invited
to meet AT No ~ rrinklin-st at 10 a. Monday
to form organization TO cooperate with those Of
down town exchanges IN the meeting 10 De held In
s" Viii Il" start ~, f' fT Wo,E bswr ry s r a.
broadway. at 2:i5 p m. led by the TN Regiment hand
held AN enthusiastic meeting In Eaat tghit afi st ON
Thursday evening thniles q ,'runlh leliterd ~
deniia randintps
The nlant ana Logan nv uecds ciNt v hcsl ban
nef NJ nuun 20 nt ni tho lnptirn ~ WUtih nnl ,lnh
eta thpip viii r muslr ht hr nib hpslWrni lahd nul
aimpphpa Nv HirWhit T. NnniNtl q. V Nhliri nni
ulhps lhp hpnnthis IA, hrph lihhs'lhe ,nrphlh lni
tpt ait ~ nitViih ~ tho lit tmnla district lhis
plNh Uiuiusts lt ltnWsiiaip lhpli piini
ihn lrlius T. iiuNlul Assnaliin Whih n0h uiii ~
Assembly iisiiri go tutsiN nlahi Ia 40 inirr,udpnt
riuh or-anifel io rnNhnin lhn Interests NJ Nj hinlri
ani ~ att ia the olurlinn of iiainn AMI iosan.
The ,hnnis ~ william walter fhrlrsl speech at
Rutherford \ J., on Thursday nlHhl were az
parent }oslo,daY, Previous 10 his appearance there
were Ia i,ulhorlunl grtit many dnullng lhuuasrs,
Nav lhci ara ilm hcr,crs IN James q. Blaine and John
Logan AMI william waiter Phelps llcp one l. loud
ln praise ot Me- Phelps remarks eoncernlng me public
lives of the iva candidates Hllinc aud Cleveland Tho
people are laughing STU over hl7 hnnpros t'rrence to
said II was letter. but the people said II was postal
card.
held under the management ot the Nineteenth ward
Blaine aud Logan club of Brooklyn on Thursday even.
Ing. General George " Palmer. judge Woods, Of Put.
County and Congressman Boutcle, Of Maine. made
addresses, and the crowds present much inter
ested that he meeting did not break NJ TIL half hour
after midnight.
a large Republican meeting was held on rhursday
night at GicolYc " j. speeches iGidc by Dr. A.
schahcrhorn, of 81. Louis aud Edmund Wilson, Of
ON Thursday evening the Independent Blaine and
Logan club Of Washington Heights net AZ its hcadquar
tiers ia Mnt/es Hall Onehundrcd eighth II.
and Tcnthavc. The club numbers about 100 Irish
American workingmen who have always been Democrats
IN ia" past Grcat cnthIsiasm was manifested over mo
result Ia ono. The meeting WAS addressed by nl"it
H. HtNcs, who malc stirring aud eloquent speech,
which wa. heartily npPlauici. The club VIII nave lou
uniformed men In the coming parade 10,
James Il. Colgate ha, been mlsrcprescncd by being
cla-scd with the socnled Independents Tie mas written
strong letter To the lonkcrs club that Sent MN vote
Tor ticN Gland circular. Mr. Colgate arrlghs the Demo
cratic party aud Grover Cleveland In scalhg terms anu
announces his intention " support Blaine ana the 40
publican party
A meeting of the WITH Assembly District anHCleye-
land Union was held ut No Us East Broadway last even
lug, H. g. Byrnes presided Professor lum u. Clarke
addressed the mces al considerable Length over two
hundred new members enrolled aud great cnthu-
siasin Was manifested