New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
REPUBLICAN IRISIlNIEN ENERGETIC.
ORGANIZED IN ALL THE ASSEMBLY

DISTRICTS.
CAPTAIN T. IT, McNamce, president Of the IRISH
American Anti Free Trade League, arranging the is''
NJ voters I'm the different Assembly districts al the
boadouarters No 141 Eighth-st, smiling ana
happy all last week. and when asked his opinion
Yesterday replied that he perfectly conndcnt vi
Harrison's election and Of his receiving large lSn
vote Captain McNamee IS obtaining reliable anu III
teIlIgent Irshmen and assigning one TO each ASSET"
bly, district where League has branches provided
with an official list Of the voters. The lnstrucuohs
are are TO canvass every Irish voter and obtain from
him. where possible, a pledge TO vote the Repubhcah
ticket The idea has worked even better than was
expected The canvassers report at the hcahquarc's
I'm Eighth st. each Saturday evening ana tel "na'
they have done. a Committee on Organization III
vesgates the matter; and thus there Is no shhs VI
duty.
Thomas Martin has organized branch Of this
League I'm the Xth Assembly District with 40 mem
bers They meet at No 214 sixth-st.
Sergeant Joseph f. Johnson, of the Goth Regiment
has hired Greenwich Hall as headquarters LOT 'ho
With District Two-hundrcd and twelve members
are already enrolled James J. Collins, who has
taken charge of the XXIIId District has hall at
No 175 East One hundred and ffth-st. and large
membership Domlnck Heslln has 400 members In
the XVIIth District, No 341 West Forty -seventh-s'
James T. Mulhern, Columbia Hail. No. 1,21o rirst
ave. has organized club for the XAIld District ana
they Will have a rousng meeting tomorrow evening
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a headquarters for the XXth District, and placed
man in charge all day for the enrolment OF voters
All of the other Assembly Districts are equally well
organized
John Dewey, president Of the Irish-American Anti
Cleveland and Protective League, was at the head
quarters Of that organization, No. ia ave. last
evening when reporter Of The Tribune asked MN
the situation among the sh-Amcrcan voters with
whom he had influence. He said Take a an cA-
ample the XXIIId Assembly District with which DaVd
J. Naughton Judge Advocate of District Assembly
No. 40 Knights of Labor is connected lie mas 3oo
the roll and of that number 100 voted IN
1884 for Grover Cleveland. Ninety nine out OF every
hundred of our men who voted for Blaine arc
going vote for Harrison; and besides, the
report that / have given you about the AAllld
District will also hold good in regard to other dis
tricts, namely, that recruits, each one OF whom
will be equal to two election day, because they
voted against the last time and arc now going 10
vote with US, constantly coming in"
In the XIXth Assembly District. unusually large
one, there are two clubs, and when the meeting Of
delegates assembled last evening and had been called
TO order by Joseph p Ryan vice president OF the
League the delegates from these clubs presented their
reports showing the good work that was being done
| there. ,
Daniel Kellys club, which has a membership . Of
| lin Cummins, of the same district, having head
quarters al No. }76 West one hundred and twenty
ffth-st, has upon his books So Irshmen pledged to
vote against Grover Cleveland. Patrick Herman and
Frank Ring two harl wording men IN the @ I'm ,4, 4
District is No. 532 Hudson-st., where the weekly
meetings and the daily enrolment of Irish American
voters goes bravely on
Edward J. Flynn and John Smith are two as earnest
workers as any body need desire and and
by visit to the hesdquariers Of the
nnth-st As for James POLES and Mall Breslin,
| there are active men working among the
| sons of Erin in the interest Of the Republican can
ddates. They have bred hall and put up trans
| parency at No 237 Third ave. Joseph T. Ryan IS
one of the best organizers in the city. He is doing
a. good work he did in 1854 and welcomes
everybody who calls at No. es2 Sixth ave, where the
| club rooms OF the XXIst Assembly District are.
| John W. Nolan has 100 men at his back already In
| the With Assembly District, which meets at No.
| so Deancey-st. Owen Smith and Edward McAufe
reported that the branch in the XIlth District No.
800 Eighth ave, will stand second to none. VIII am
scanlan has ninety men at his back in the yth
| District No. 273 springst., where mass-meetng
will be held Friday evening. Two-hundrcd voters
arc on the roll in the IVth District, No 1s5 East
broadway. r. J. Hayburne Is the president, The
men Of the lid meet at No. 4O7 Broome-st Michael
Carroll and John Rysn are giving good "a; account Of
ave The XXIlId meets at nehundrctl and. fifth ST.
and Third-avc the XNIIth, John /. Gfbson's. at
No 500 Ninth-ave. the XVIII, John Carneys, at No.
| d15 West Thirty -sixth-st. and the NIVth, James
| Flynn's No. III Firstave.