New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Irish American Blaine and Logan Club
OF the XIXh Assembly District will meet Mt Goss Hall,
No. 5l2 West Ffy-sevcnth-st. this evening. General
James r. OBeirne and Charles g. Cronin will speak.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held In
Matawan took place on Monday night. At least 1000
people In from the surrounding country and 500
were unable TO get into Washington Han Jonn kean'
jr. General James A. Hail. of Maine. and Edmund VIII
son, Of Princeton College. made speeches.
large Republican meeting was held at keyport ~ J.'
last night Judge william T. Hoffman, of Jersey City,
addressed the audience. .
The Blaine and Logan Old Guard Of the KIN Assembly
District raised OF the abandonment and largest ban
ners in the city, at No 4Os Fourthave Monday after
noon The old Guard is composed OF veterans OF the
number OF Republican veterans OF Jersey City who
did active service In the campaign Of 1856 have organ
earnestly for the election Of Blaine and Logan for the re-
mainder of the campaign.
viii have fine parade in the village OF NJ vernon ,s
L. saylcs Battery. of the XXfst Assembly District OF
York the stamford BOYS IN Blue the BOYS ~ Bus
Blaine and Logan Club, tho Rye Club. the Huguenot
Zouavcs of New Rochelle City Island Club Westchcster
Club. the McAp!n Guard OF Slug Sing, and 1--WE CLUBS
On Monday evening at High Bridge, fine Blaine and
Burke. Captain Boynton and William Hoolaghon.
At q regular meeting of the workingmens Blaine and
Logan Club held at No 1OS Allcnst Monday evening,
Mr. Campbell and Mr.. briggs addressed the meeting
There was large meeting Of the German Republican
District at No; 435 Nintlave, on Monday night fres'-
dent Seitz aud General Monk made speeches. A.,
n 10
dny evening at Pythagoras Hall No 1919 Csuest vote
taken aud James g. Blaine aud John A. Logan wore
At large and enthusiastic meeting OF Republicans IN
the XXId Assembly District at the Headquarters OF the
g. Julius IAnghcn wgs unanimously elected Colonel ~
the various commands which will participate 10 me com
Ing parade on the return OF Mr. ainc from the west
Tie second mass meeting of the campaign under the
ans Of the Brooklyn Soung Republican Club will be
m n Tnd sSo "ks VIII he William ~ Eyarts
In last saturday. World npregicd statement that me
Row. stood relation to The Presidential campaisn a.
follows y fol Cleveland aud foi blaine INC ttutn Is
that out of the - Vutors II are for Haihe' ~ Tor
Cleveland aud Tor a. John.
Theodore Roosevelt. If Ncwlork viii odlrcs, mass
meeting Of hr.l Presidential voters at the "fahd O"i"
House. Newark. \. H.. on friday evening ,.
larsc and enthusiastic urciing wne hell on Monday
olovcnd Union OF The Xrlfh .scmbs District 80 goo
lighthayr. lslil h'o mrmhci4 wri, ruinlou, h',u
dsdio mirrlng apocohrs were nadc hy COLONEL Holland.
of Colorado. nud General krrwn. 81 me Ne"' i~"
il-t evening John ~ told, J, T. sullivan, II ilcl
ter, 1houna II hnnohuo. Frederick llohhnhh ana WI
IAN i, johnston, committee num tie Young mems
~,G NJ m, E"ti"nni Ilniionrtrr, aud prrFontod Mn
lon John g. Merritt sergeant A n7, Wiih an rlnhofhl'f
AMI mn,nf,J N,ior Mrrrti ins been Of seryice to
great many clubs IN ti,r mattrr OF organization,
An enthusiastic Blaine and Logan meeting was hch III
the T,ch-hil Oprta House last evening II ono OF
s"re. Of Enthusiastic mrcti e., that have followed
another IN rapid succession Colonel Lewis Carr wa" the
meeting OF the mcmhers Of the legal profession favor
ng the election Of Blaine and Logan viii he held al Re
publican Hail. No - West 33ds, Oh Friday evening To
make final arrangements to participate IN the coming
parade
The IXth Congressional District Convention met last
night ut No 30 ANe-A Peter Cook was made chairman
aud joel Lndlcr secretary. Upon motion the CHAIR APP
pointed Francis PAGE. George b. higgins and H. W. Ihuni
a committee select candidate. The convention then
adjourned. subject to the call OF The Chairman. .
The Republican clubs OF several townships parIded IN
East Orange y. j.. last Night. ,
large parade al Republican CLUBS TOOK pace w we
west wards OF Newark last night This part OF the citl
j. principally populated by Germans, WHO lliuhh'icu
their dwellings aud enthusiastically cheered the process