New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
GEORGES BRISK CAMPAIGN.
WORK IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS
TIE CANDIDATE AT AN oPEN-AIR MEErrNG--MANx
CLUBS FORMED.


TIE CANDIDATE AT AN oPEN-AIR MEErIN6--MANa
CLUBS FORMED
Business is growing brisker about the Henry
George hsadQusrsera Mr.. George entered into the
campaign in earnest His programme OF speeches TOT
the week. far has been laid out is rs foows
Tuesday nsht-Open-air meeting IN Union Market
Square meeting OF fruit handlers of No Ses fearrs"
Wednesday - German massmscting waihaiia han !
French mass meeting. Nilsson Hail Columbia Hail.
Frrs,-ave between Sixty fifth and sxty-sxth sts.
air meeting at Spring and Clarke sta
mass meeting in Fernandez Hall. Fifty nfth-sL and
Third-ave. FrdAy-Longshoremen's meeting, Hudson
and Houston cts. open-air meeting, West Broadway
and Frsnklin-st saturday-mass- meeting In Suffers
Harlem River Park. The XXIIId Assembly
District Henry George Club have issued 10000
tickets for this aud they will be sod at ten cents
each for the benefit OF the campaign fund On sunday
MI George will give his lecture on Noses at Missed
Hall. Many tickets have already been sold forit
Among the visitors ct Colonnade Hotel yesterday
were George l. Franksnsten. Cornelius OMahoney.
Who was o reporter Mr.. Georges news
paper In San Francisco; Dr. Robert A. Gum
C. p. schermerhorn. Edward Frickestone and
Kenneth b. Martin. Among the letters received
was one from Andrew I. McNickel, lawyer. OF NO.
ESQ Broadway, who said that over thirty OF his Demo
cratic friends Assembly District had decided
% vote and work Mr.. George The resolutions
ADOPTED by the Woman Suffrage Society were received
At the headquarters. at No. 14l East Eigbthst re-
ports received from nearly all OF the district Or
ranzers. From LIST District word came that there
are clubs organized. anu MASS
meeting will be held Friday night The
ia and IIId Districts reported favorably
The WITH will put up . snsparency the With has Or
ganzed clubs OF Italians. Germans and coioreo men,
the With has appointed captains for each election ais
trict; the With will put up transparency al NO "a
Green wioh-ave some day this week, Work Is parucu
larly brisk IN the With District The members OF the
have heeu inst
the voters In their election districts On Wednesday
these will be divided up and personal canvass
made OF every voter In the DISTRICT herman CAM
paign club will be formed Wednesday night and open
air meetings will be heldevery Friday night at No. 122
Delancey-st Two Hebrew clubs have been formed and
special clubs of the baker. and the pediers will be
formed this week. The IXth District has established
beadauar at No. 654 Hudson The Kiln VIII
raise banner at Twenty.eghth-st and Seventh-ave on
Wednesday. In the XlIth Hungarian and two Bohe M
held tonight Union Market Square. The XVIII has
started German brsno3 ana WI pu' up T n v eeS
made for separate meetings OF saeh eecton d'srict
ine-houses aud to report any irregularities. The
xvIIh District has organized three English one Ger
cir meeting will be held and transparency raised
s-meeting will be held In the XlXth District on Oc-
tober 3D.
German and Bohemian clubs have been formed In the
XXth District aud the butchers WIZ be orssniseu neh
~ Ftynf and Third-ave, ana on SATURDAY hight
Tbrd-ave The XXIst District was organized last night
At No. s57 siItb.ave. The XXIId has between 1,2O0
and 800 me IN beers, and has organized German and
three Bohemian clubs In the XXIVth Transparency
raised on Saturday night =,
John j. McKenns. q member OF Tammany Hail.
sent word that he had Withdrawn from TaDmany and
would support George The Yorkville Protective
Union and the Journey BARRIERS Union held meet
fngs Sunday and resolved to support George. The
Jewish Workingmen have established campaign head
quarters and a Naturalization Bureau at No. "a Ed
rage ST. They have arranged for four mass meetings
during this week.
The Naturalization Bureau has been exceedingly busy
and l25 received tickets for their papers yesterday
This makes $40 tickets issued since the bureau began
operations
MI George spoke TO enthusiastic audience OF over
people the square the junction of Grand and
DIVISION SITS last might. The Win Assembly District or
ganzation under whose the meeting was held
had engaged No 4l2 Grand-st. but the hall was not
large enough Mr.. George said IN part:
Such gatherings this show oarnesness which VIII
pol that than babies when
their minds 10 do certain thing ex
pet be elected but want majority. that VIII show
world that wOrkngmen OF New Ork IN politics TO
and that the grand struggle for emancipation has begun
IN the ded tenemcns Mulberry bend 90 per cent OF
children before hcy Ave old They die be-
cause they depri, Of Their NATURAL birth rights
and plenty OF hight
Thomas Reilly presided at tho meeting and speeches
made by Hugh Greenan, James Degnaw aud
others.