New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-30
PLANS TO PUSH HENRY GEORGE.
LABoRs OF VARIOUS CoMMlTTEEs-THE BIG MEET
ING TOMORROW NIGHT.

LABORs OF VARIOUS COMMlTTEEs-IHh BIZ MEhl-
ING TOMORROW NIGHT.
The Henry George Citizens Committee Is
making the for the mass meeting at
Cbiekering nall tomorrow night Big posters have
been printed and put mp in places where they Will al
tract attention. Many prominent men have oeen IN
vted to present the platform and havo expressei
their intention OF accepting the invitation IL Is e1
pected that n big crowd Will he present
Speeches will be made by the Rev Dr. Mcoiynn' the
Rev. Dr. II. Hebor Newton. Professor ID. De Leon' ITO
fe,sor David b. SCOTT ani others.
There were many callers tho headquarters Of the
committee In the Coonnale Hotel yesterday and good
proportion Of them left for the campaign fund.-
The lareest from John Brien. ofHar
lem Heleft $50. the master workman OF Local As
sembly No 1914 knights OF Labor, OF Toronto Canada
word that HIS local had passed
| ing their congratulations to the labor organiza
tons OF Now York in nominating Mt George WHO
must be recognzsd tried and true labor reormer
leading thinker and earnest worker In the cause
his will be impetus to labor reform through
out the civilized worll."
the headquarters OF the Campaign Committee OF the
Central Labor Union Political Organization at No al
East Eghtnst the members are gradually getting do"n
10 hard work Chairman McMackiu was happy yester-
day over "A visit from John }. CrOsson. member or the
Tammany Hall General Committee aud Committee on
Organization from the With Assembly District VINO told
him that his from those bodies
so that he could devote ell Ills energies to the
d
member of Che ranmany Hail General Committee from
the I'D Assembly District said that he hal resigned and
| was "solld for George"
7. g. Mcguire tho master workman Of Dlstrct Assem-
bly, No 49, said he intended to take the stump Tor
Henry George az soon as returned from the General
Assembly Of the Knights OF Labor a. Redmond and that
tho Sew.York Protective Association, of which he WAS
the president Intended passing resolutions approving
Mr.. Georges candidacy.
! lila expected that to-marrow night committee from
IN epsnf 4
with the Campai.D Committee OF the Central Lao I'
| Union The Ways aui Ieam Committee has not fo
down 10 work yet, bnt Il devsng plan when VIII o'
submitted u the full nttee before the end oil the
week. and winch they thuE Will raise money enough u
carry on the campaign successfully. The campaign
committee sending out Autographs OF Mr George u
the district lealors Tor distribution AMI proposes To pa'
them m on all of the elevated railroad statiOns
Tue Printing Trades Henry GeorS, Logon has Issued
An address the members OF the craft eeueray calin
on the III to support Henry George because ne Is bott
Representative labor roforuer and momber OF th'
craft The Legion will have a mass-meetng OF the TRAD
al Clarendon lll sunday ana Will nave printer a
every polling place IN tbs CITY Oh eleciion day ,,.
Meetings. were held last night or the Nl9h Assembly,
DslrlcI AZ Garnet ALL SO 1863 West twenty Atn st
Frank fsrrel INC c9ored seeonIsr CY r uo'Ef
Charlie. Field. X Grove and others AT tho mestinc Of
sTioe.st aud East Broadway. speeches made 10y
Colonel r. J. Hinton, Jerome oNehi ana lhom~'
Tonight meetings will be he'd in the IXth As'embi,
District at Hudson and Christopher st'. ~n'
| inc XVIII at No. 351 East Seventeenth
st A mass-meeting OF Bcnemans will he hc'
I'm the XIII Assembly Distrct at No. 3l3 East Seventy
Tho XIII Assembly District Henry George Cnh met al
No 1877 East -Four tn ct last night IL was proposed u
nomina ate candidates for Alderman aud Member OF AS
ssubIy but tho campaign committee had heard OF !
and sent Enrich john Dewitt over TO prevent
They made speeches against the nominations aud
was resolved make no NOMINATIONS.
The employees OF the Avenue and Houston ~
street car line last light IN FsllOns Hall IN Ave-
| G. near Thirteenth-st., and formed Henry Geore
| Gam xiOu( yer !
roll OF membership.