New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
NOTES or THE CAMPAIGN


Tho Republicans ~ Eng ewooi. y. H.. nre anticipating
much pleasure from q a1dro which will b. delivered
NJ the Ath mann Hal tonight by senator Henry L.
Dawes, of ,ssichusetft Lales are especially in
vted ana pojpl will como from towns throug hont Der
gen County to hc'r the senator
The Repub aans of Totonv'c. q. I. had n rally NJ
pcppci's TIi o. saturday evening Blaine and Logan
ctmra'n club was organized. u. A. Wat'orl being
elected prosiont. wrllm -. Butler vice president
Abam Colo secretary, JAMES Bailey ass slant secretary
john turner treasurer samuel H. Hopping. " H. War.
ford. William II. ruttou. John b Wood and william y.
Blu,rc1ccutivec mmitico Eighty names we're enrolled
rrnt addrctscs wclo delivered by john Turner and
Captain H. ~ Warf'fd.
lnrec and enthusiastic meeting " the Republican
Campaign B.aHeanl Logan 81 ib was hold In Honiholl'
J.. l. ON Saturday evening. n addressed 10y Ira ~
rdlhu, " Sew York, anI stirring camplls1 music WIS
by rrotss r. Horton Of BrooAl n. ard others
The detection from the Demo rao ranks iu tho village
amount alm"st 10 stampede.
A. iil1n1chport Y. j. on saturday evening. thirty
Nine veteran sodicra tI puhucans mud ponocrtD or
faulsol a ian and tog,u Veteran b., alton Co onol
John panflrth closon president aud Captain Rein
ha 81 urrAc ylco president
The Executive Committee of Che lNth AS
s'HhN District tolnied lliic aud Logan Campo "a 'mh
net last rVrhuga No, D Corn t-sL William ~ 49, an
large that 10 g. nrcrArary inr OBTAIN larger quar-
tci7 III o. s moro tnthn-i SIN among the hcpub cAus
u
VIII men have ma e. Application tOs membership In our
,rs,nizatiun that they might work mote choenty for
the ticket. think this J. the Ar-t time such tang has
happened" committee was appointed To see re
muIr iiou5 headquarters, and also 10 ma al
raugcments FOR mIssmeetlng In the Blocker building
| about en- OF August.
A Blaine and Logan Campaign Club was organized al
New b Ugh N, L. (the hpmr Of George VI lam Cu'Iil
OR ir day evening, and over one hundred NJ the y h
/ men o. IN. village enrolled a members. owe
II ke formerly IuieI states Marshal OF he southern
Dis Tct OF NcwIork and late member OF the Assem-
b from X cImond unity, was elected p aslien ana
/ John Hotkanp secret1ry. \ battery OF hundred
nI'IuJers will b organized and uniformed.
The itcpub h. Of HicGsvlle l. T.. held large and
On husilsc meeting Loucks Han saturday even
ls. hands ,.n- ban first ed u 'ront Of tho
ua over five hundred persons listened U ringing al
dresses by Jon + QUA Ic and ll am j. Young The
Glen Cove COruet Band rcnd red - pIar and National
4 handsome 3 aine and To banner was mfurled
last n.g.t ppositr Nh. IL NIB Dist let Ecpuo con
hradquarrr- 80 1913 West iiou5Oa-st. he street was
81. crow ed tla tbe str e-cars rrc,Lp led 20 stO %
/ 4 band WIS pes D and networks were s. on AFTER
the Xe.ci-c5 meet < Wa held. A Belmont preside
/ General j. b. WarW ok. j. a Grow and a. A. Matthew's
spoke. Fiyr hgu0icd rUrsnn- eseut. IN" mai r
10y were irshmrn. whose SIR ug ch er'ug when tAe
" Ora @ Ol ID Ilocr1 .lc pr was utu-One showed
what ere cir 10. ai iat.1ns. 4 t me tJu %!
III" Independents ami al the name o. George v ilutu
Curtis and CAL tine meeting Kissed. ms was
urI the next iu an by Iou ee m- AZ me mon
/ tom col Andrew u. Wire and Theodore Roosevelt lie
.tag au-dStlc G la I'd a. II o'clock, heA
/ IL a1 oa.ne4 with three ch, rs FOR THE IAEuaL.