New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
MEETINGS OF MANY ACTIVE CLUBS.
WHERE REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES ARE INCUL-
GATED IN THE MASSES.

As usual tho meeting Of tho Wholesale Dry goods
Harrison and Morton Campaign Club yesterday, at
No. 324 broadway, was largely attended ard much
enthusiasm was manifested by the members. Adj
dresses we're made by Robert IT, Kelly, Thomas H.
Rusk. Colonel George Z. Clark, NJ. L. Wood and
Arthur T. sullivan.
One of the largest demonstrations ever held In
Ridgevood Bergen County, ~ j., the banner
raising of the Harrison and Morton Campaign CllD on
Wednesday evening In front OF tho Republican wig
wan. The banner unfurlcd by Nathaniel IL.
Bunce There a largo number of visiting clubs
present, who joined In tho parade The feature Of
the evening the eloquent address made by Wilbur
II. Mott, OF Newark.
The Harrison and Morton Campaign Club of Hemp
stead /. l.. held a large and enthusiastic meeting at
Liberty Hall on Tuesday evening. W. {. Plummer,
OF Dakota, was the speaker
More than three hundred enthusiastic Irfshmen and
members Of the AnC1evcland and Protective League
of the MINI Assembly District met last evening at
No s82 NInth-ave and listened TO rouslng speeches
by General James II. O'Berne and J. NJ. wall.
The Irish-Amcrlcan Ant-Frce Trade League Of the
Xth Assembly District met last evening at No. Oh
East sixh-st.. Thomas Martin presiding. Edward
Ftzwilam. of Massachusetts,, and j. NJ. Wall were
the speakers
The Irish-Amcrcan Anti Free Trade League OF the
XIIIth Assembly District met last evening at No.
263 West sevcnteenth-s Able speeches the tariff
and Clevcland's EnLlsh procvltlcs won fifteen
now men TO the ranks
Judge Weed, of Washington, addressed large
audience last evening at Flftiethst ana bnth-ave
on the tariff. The meeting under the direction of
the Harrison and Morton Battery of the NVIlth AS
sembly District
The meeting OF the With Assembly District Repub-
Ican Club at No 1913 West Houston-st last nj ght
well attended d. Elwell. OF the Brooklyn Republican
Club. O. T. Burton and Mr. Gallagher the
speakers.
a special meeting of the Republican League OF tho
With Assembly District held last night at No 452
Grand-st. John +. BAKER, Henry l.. Lamdon and
Charles X. Loxow delivered addresses the issues
of tho day.
The Irisf-Amercan Antl-Trec Trade League Of the
With Assembly District met at No. ) Goerckst. Ad-
dresses were delivered by A. L. Morrison, simon J.
Forhan and Others
The worklngmcn's Protective Association held an
out door mass-mccng last evening at College place
and Barcay-st. Speeches were made by +. s. Kech-
am Of Colorado Colonel John H. Pierce, Of Nebraska
and Captain Patrick OFarrell, Of Washington.
The Irish Republican Protection Club met last night
at Greenwich Hall, Hudson and Christopher sts., and
were addressed the political Issues of the day by
Mcssers Hart and Raftery
THE Mail and Express, Campaign Club held one
OF its usual enthusiastic meetings last evening at
No 50 Now Dowcry.
There was an enthusiastic assembly the regular
weekly Italian Harrison and Morton Club Of
the XVIII Assembly District held No. 3l6 West Thirty
Thursday evening. The speakers Henry
Altman, Edwin c. Lee and Professor j. A. Adams.
The Republican Protective Association OF the XVIII As
scmbly District held large meeting at their rooms No.
352 West Thirty fth-st, Thursday evening The speakers
T.. C. Lee and John Fitch.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Young Mems Republican
Club Of the Nineteenth Ward held Thursday evening at
the clubrooms Fiftynlnthst and Thrdave The meeting
addressed by Alexander s. Bacon and Judge ]. J.
Weed Of Washington.
Lucille, n. c. Oct 5.-rhe Republicans OF Newcastle
Township, Wilkes County, organized Harrison
Campaign Club recently with membership Of
thIry-nne Its officers President, Il. c. Tripett
yicc-president o. g. Dlgley; secretary, J. q. Adams
Republicans in this State enthusiastic and making
q hard fight