New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
PROGRESS OF HENRY GEORGES CANVASS

ALL READY FOR THE MASS MEETING TONIGHT
BUSY MEN AT THE HEADQUARTERS
Parlor A of the ColOnnade Hotel was full all
day yesterday when the last visitor went away at
night Henry Georges hands tired. He Is conf-
dent that he will be elected Mayor Letters continue to
pour in from all quarters assuring him OF moral aud
financial aid ana he feels that even his calculations
should go astray and lie should fail OF election hut
should get good VOTE the Labor movement VIII have
been benefited and the display Of strength on the part
of aborng will canss legislative remedies Tor
the under which they feel that they suffer
A number OF men who prominent IN pushing the
cause think that the strength OF tho labor movement
could be- more surely exhibited If full county and leg
islatve ticket put In the field ana the strength OF
the tie shown plainly outside OF the iDdepena
ent which will come ID Mr. George The Campaign
Committee has decided. however. 10 allow no other
candidates 10 run those who believe In a full
dec led to let the ter rest for the present.
though It Is possible that candidates for the Assembly
will be in some districts
1t was reported on wednesda that the Rev. Dr.
Derrick coored clergyman. had come ont III !aV0r OF
Mr.. George. This is mistake. Mr.. Derrick SAID yes
terday % a TtIBUNE reporter cant conceive how the
announcement ma de that | was for Henry George
am the bIackest kind OF Republican. and while am
In sympathy with the laboring masses IN their
struggle Tor Improvement of their condition. when
II comes 10 political matters am Republican.
Ali the arrangements have bren completed lot the
mass meeting in (hlckering Hall 10. night II is
c"nnen ly Spccted that tmcrs will be large attend
auce The balcony will loo reserved for ladies' AMI heir
escorts The list OF speakers will he already
ro,eT - Tur T SIp,ISr Mr. Cenr,e will be
present hui will not speak AS he has decided to MAKE
no public speeches until has formally acccl ted IL @
II DminatoS rues lay eight
busy wd at No. l4i East Eehthst, the head
gu rters the (eutTa Labor Union Campaign COMMIT
tee. all day steriay. A co.n tee from tne German ma.
American citizens OF the vii asssmov or MsSa
at tbeir regular meeting Wednesday Night ana pro-
mi tee from the County Committee ot.the Greenhack
Labor party al called and state that they mad no III
Wednesday night. They prupo-ei to appolut a com
mitiee to cooperate with The Central Labor Union
descriptions received Yesterday the larges was
ASSEMBLE No a. rho saa that it was one week
A resolution was passed by the 'ampalRh
AS literally as they can the campaign fund. They
pro nss to establish Monday natui azaton bureau
neore no are entitled to citizenship and who wish 10
icy Henry George Lay tie properiy ATTENDED 10 ID
DAY we're W. 5 Tlsdale. Lieutenant Howard j. Smith,
John Burke. coIneiu; F. Dor gn r. J, Mcguire OF
A committee called superintendent Murray yester-
day aud asked him II was not possible TO vet ert ITO TO
matter TO the commissioners, who granted me ermIs
S sSm At ive"u c. and Thrteepthst Addresses will
I've made by Thomas j. Ford, Colonel K j. Hinton ana
j. }. Bealiu.
The Tobacco Trade section of the Central Labor Union
met last night AZ NO 14l Est Egbth-st. and resolved
Henry George Legion similar TO that OF the
printers subscription lists Will De Issued ana clrcu
lated all the shops for campaign funis me section
Will cal upon the printers ana arrange TOT torchSnt
parade Tor the labor candidate Tor Mayor.
An enrolment If voters favorable to Henry George
was held last night In Xllth Assembly District at
seventh-ave near seventeenth-st Hun reds OF names
were added to the list - go
The Bohemian Workn gmen met last night at NO 3l3
East Seventy frssi. and organized for Henry George
A ratification meeting was held last night ny
the Henry George Club OF the lXth Assembly
Di.trict al Greenwich Hail, Christopher
and Hudson SITS. The meeting was well attended ann
apeeches made Colonel Hinton, j. j. BehD j D.
NJ Namara othera
All a meeting the German Upholsterers' Union yes
terday resolution passed u impose special tax
of 25 cents ON nber toward fund TO carry on
the Campaign In favor OF Henry George.