New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
CLOSING HxsRY cKoRGh,s CANVASS
GREAT MKETISa TONIGHT AT COOPER UNION
PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTION DAY.


PREPARATIONS FOR rLEcrIoN DAY.
A great deal OF hard work was done at the
Henry George headquarters yesterday, aud near"
everything readiness for the nnal strusne v"
morrow. large force OF girls will be put a. "ors W
day folding the ballots for Election Day. boxes ""
been made ana Will he placed at each polling phee'
least ten will be stationed nc every electon "'
undor contro Of captain. Sss :of tickets haVe o''
printed all beaded by Mr. George. but bearing the
Of the nominees OF all the other parties for the
Offices, that o may vote any WIN"
be chooses without tho trouble Of pastins eo'V- v
twenty lawyers have volunteered their services ~
Election Day. They will visit each OF the Asse"''
Districts to-nisht and inform the election disr'c' '
tans as to their legal rights and duties. lo-"'n
they wilt be nesiqusrtsr. all day long and VIII DC
ready to any part of tho ciGy at momsn1 '''''
should their services be required
Aspeca corps Of watchers has organised 70 Keep
lookout for bribery and intimidation, and anumoer "
private de ectives have been employed 10 pre'o"
crooked work Any violation of the election laws VII %
vigorously prosecute ed. When the counting OF tue o"
begus there will be two watchers at esch Po'''
place. The leaders OF the George campaign are e~o'
inglv hop-ful and have doubt OF the 'u0O'
OF their man.
There will he ALMOST r universal holiday to-"''''"
among the working OF the city. Nearly e''''
,rde nn,on has decided TO stop and to 90 TO tue
poll, in body n pos-hle In some Of the trades ~ Wv
cardrvers where Ia Impossible for all hands 10 F' w
az once arrangements have been made to iet the" '
patches, that may be many rs possible d. %
polls all day long. The campaign will be "ou""
up In a hlaz- OF glory Tonight ny biz mass-nee
ing in Cooper Union, II which General Master WORK
Powderly ana Henry George will make speeches.
Arrangements nave been made to receive sp cia' TO-
turns By telegraph al the headquarters In Eishth-s
Tue New-York members OF the Executive Committee
OF the State Working nrus Assembly, consisting VI
George Blair Samuel 9ompers. J. II. DJugn-rty' j. %
Doyle Leopold WsSner and W. ". stone met yestera"
at No 81 Stant0n-sL passed resolutions Gaining On
all trade unonists to stop work on Election Day a
TO use Ali lawful TO compass the eleetou ~
Henry George Th-y also approved the Honina"o"'
OF number OF candidates for the Assembly.
NJ d. GALLAGHER, ex-president of the Municipal Cou''
Ell of tie Ir.u N.tonil League. called az the Colon
Hotel ye-feriiy aDuut the state ems prlH.''
that Mr. George agOnslic I" the farneh 'i,
men: ID ireland. Mr. Gallagher sail: III II PER-
shsufd 20 speak Mr. George heing hosuie 10 ln7
Ir,sn wh1n We cnn-nIer mat he sent ~ CORR
$40 udent OF he IRISH World 10 Ecgland. ana WINE
O- Ivrr-d many speeches IN FAVOR 81 III sn
ertY. IL IL believed nv all TeliintOrnrh llls",".t
mat Mr. Georges attitude on the question IN hhEIHnr
secured 10 his
with Forces. behave tnst he dii more TOT "
the Other side than any other man eAerP' '
Parueil au1 Mr.. Dayitt' ~, AL,
MIR George tuade no speeches last night The only
SPECIES he SIN has TO make are one AZ ,o"pu
Union night and another at rally ~ c0Orr' e,t
AT Gtru-tt Hall In West Twenty SIX ~.
al which James R-dpa aud G-n~rai Master NoINh""
P.gIerIy vii a a. SPEAK. Con-iG-rabe money w's re-
ceved at hraIQu ,r'crs vP-fer tsy. IN the 'sT".'-
Schiller Song ~ the Bell. sung In ChcKrruS
an for the brnert of the family OF John McheSneS'
The murdered Carpenter.