New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
HENRY GEORGES HEAVY LABORs.

THE rNruGY WITH WHICH HIS CAMPAIGN is BEING
PusHFD-MFKTiNGs AND DOCUMENTS.
The work of organizing the various election
dstrcts IN tho city engaging the attention OF inc
Campaign Committee OF the Union Labor Party ana
every night there dozen two small meetings al
which Henry George campaign clubs are lormou'
hes are made by the least Important OF the voun
teer corps OF speakers nanes are enroheu
and arrangements made for house-to-h"use
canvass In Of Mr.. George In the districts IL 10
proposed have an organization In every eeouon
district IN the city.
Mr. George begins his active campaign work tonight
and expects to speak at meetings, AZ Marion
Square, in the IIId Assembly District and one at Ihr-
teenth-sL and Avenue &, in the AlNth Assembly DIS
trlct From this time on he he expects TO make from
one 10 three speeches every night until he mas visited
every Assembly in the city and given every
citizen OF New-York a fair chance TO near
from his own lips just how he stands In
this contest. He Is in the meantime dong tremen-
duous amount consulting with the managers OF
bis campaign recev wing visitors and attending to cor
respondence, IN addition to pnparing some literary
work for which he already Contracted lie bears up
well under it. hOweverand cheerful ana more conn.,
dent tnan that he will be the next MAYOR
OF NewYork.
AT the Cclonnade Hotel, his friend and adviser,
Mr. Barnes. son, Henry George. Jr' and
several clerks busy attending TO the
details OF the canvass which do not re-
sue large OF copies Of short Biographical
sketch of Mr. George as "a campaign document In order
10 disabuse minds of many people OF the laea that
he an \" sores
H that city having been named after one OF nis an
Ss became " weIl.known man It is also pro.
posed TO issue 100000 pies OF one OF tue
Chan ers Of his recently puhlshed works on the tariff
H. cnickerIng Hail CitIz-us Committee bias got into
working order. AT cling at the C"lonnsde Iolo Oh
thares W1nesto ere ned a committee TO co-ope
with the Urion Lanor Party C.npns. Uom ,.'ee
san FrsSc,seo. Which read: Draw 500
No sis csiicrniasL FOR campaign Victory for
the prophet OF The new fa'th. e. p..,
Al No TAI East Eiehtn-s Assistant secretary Bogert
was busy ali day making assignments OF speakers i"r
the dozen so meetings, great ana small, when when
being neid every day TO put nPS Ss
headQuarters, Inscriptions ON one SIDE VIII oe'
s,on rt epsrAm The nasss. against the cas.es
The Printing Trades Legion has put itself into proper
svs his lecture on Moses Tor Inc benefit OF their
pagn fund sunday. October ~ at NILSSON HAL.
Union but as that nall only be had
on Sundays for religious purpo,es me smaller
hall mad TO be The admiss on fee VIII De twenty
five The Lawmakers ana me ooaoco .Iaes
orally WI meet a. Ns'"9 m w be- ormd
The Jewsh WOrkingman's Association mas elee'e
Party aud II to nave power to organic the e-
hrr Wa and 10 correct fasr Impressions IN regard TO Mr.
TIC ana They will .o establish naturalization bureau
on Monday. The XVIItn Assembly District held aneet
Over 400 voters enrolled. Tue Lafayette Asso'
cciation OF German Brlcgl.yers passed. resolut os APP
proving Georges candidacy and the pledging members
TO support him. - vv,v, A,
Meetings were held last night In the AAlNth AS
semhIy D1strict at Thiri and Westcheser ives. the
VIIIth Assembly District at No l53 ForsythsL; the
LAT Assembly District, No aO3 Grand At; the IN
Dl.IrcL AT Spring aud Clarke tue Fidelity Assoc
citation Al Nnth-ave aud Fiftiethst the XVIII ID =
tric German Young Mems Henry George Ciuo A' NO.
231 Avenue A. 49,, ,. -.
Two mass-meetings will be beld tonight at
both of which Mr. GeOrg. will speak. Inc
IITd Assembly District Will meet At Marion square
and the XIVtn District Avenue and Inlrteenth-.t
Al the former meeting in ditiOn 10 MI GrOrge
speech addresses will be made ny I. p koher Joseph
Wilkinson, the Rev DR.. Mccarthy. Colonel X Hinton
and lanes Degnsn and at the latter j. Ford, Samuel
Gompers aud Charles +. WIngate.