New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
the Headquarters of the Young Mems Pioneer Blaine and
Logan Campaign Club, Harlem, on Thursday night
Charles H. Patrick presided Resolutions OF respect to
the memory of Charles j. Folger were passed unan
mously. A strong speech was made by Colonel 4. p
Kechum, Appraiser OF the Port, which was listened to
with Interest In the pat three day sixty new members
have Joined the club. making an enrolment of 900.
The East side Blaine and Logan Campaign club was
formed Thursday evening at &. hchmidts hall. No
l6O7 Firstave. one hundred and siXt{.hye members
signed the roll Of membership, and the following officers
were Gectca A. L. hSn ~ rs. DrCAs
A. A. Marctt secretary; william GrcnmlcI financial
secretary c. Schmidt treasurer c. lIeser sergeantat
An enthusiastic meeting was held at the headquarters
~ the NlXth District Committee, sixty seyenthst aud
BouleVard Thursday night. Speeches were made by
Mr. Morrison Mr. Van Rensselaer, Professor Hunt,
Charles g. Cronin and others II was decided 10 raise an
American nag with the portraits Of the candidates In
stead 0f q network banner.
Regular meetings held by the XXth Assembly Di'
iic Young Mems Republican Association on alternate
Friday evenings. The membership OF the club T. no"
S.gr 2PT vo d@e s Sa'" Is Joseph '"' ana the
The irish American independents and the XXIId As.
scmbly District Republican Association met at No l401
Second last night ana listened a. remarks by Bern
ard j. Kelly, NJ J. OConnel. aud Mr.: Decs. The hr4
organization numbers 10 members, laboring men, who
have turned their backs on lainnany Hal forever M
me xyth Asse9oy District Blaine and IGga9 claD
sided John liteh. W - Davis and others spoke
nn 1f G'4 spe,-lg ,"s 90 the l"i"1yi
A4seipnll Dlstiict was ht9 lesl nel ct 80 ~ sit
mex. 4 i tanpboll. 4. 4 Mufisnn and { 1 Wen1ot
mo Executive Committee ~ the l{runhilran tutintY
Committee met last nehi Of M IA thiun Fnuafr ahd
ganlpd iui tho campaign hi piprtihg william u tuWnrf
president ana fuinn II Fhlih hrtfriatf IhnsH niip'fH
Wrir appointed committee lu sttntn permanent quar-
trh fu future meetings hnd t0 arrange ft hnffnAhn a.
M hlnr ~ The ht ads uafiuih 81 The National iNpuhli
can Committee this evening ~ y O'Clock.
1hr fofkflllo blaine and l1sah tub, ~ No, 900 lhsi
lgbty sirih a. q A llrii, president Whs addressed
last uigbl by john GROW hnd jacob khnhnck
visit received from the blaine aud Logan battery
nnd ronccr Corps Of The AAlld Assembly District with
Reno Post llfc and Drum Corps.
The Hcpnbican meeting At long Branch on Ihnrsday
night was great success Two hundred aud hfty men
wee In the procession about nye times many rs The
Democrats had IA their procession Tuesday. MAJOR
Pangborn, Of Jersey city, made ringing speech
blazing bonfire drew hundreds of people IN spring
IT., near the BOwcry, last night platform had been
built 0n the sidewalk from which the crowd wnr al
dressed. The meeting ratification OF the Thomas
J. Geary Association OF the lid Assembly District
Another large audience gathered In the Of the
association, at which james Stlman presided. General
Dennis Burke, Judge r. BuIdctt Hyatt Edwin Werner
and j. j. Beain made telling speeches.
ratification meeting was held AT No. 70 East Ninth
Ct last evening by the Blaine aud Logan colorcd Repub
Leans OF the lid Assembly District Austin Allen
chairman. Speeches made by the Rev. W. B Der
rick william Freeman j. A ArnaeuI, and G. A. Taylor
The German Republican Central Committee last night
resolved Ia participate in the mAssmeetng OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and committee, composed Of
Captain Rcichard William Gilman, and DIR. 4. HOebeT
appointed with that end LII vew II was resolved "