New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
A REUNION OF VETERANS.

A soldiers love feastr as one of the speakers
called IT, was held evening at the hleecker building
1t meeting of the Veteran soldiers and sailors
Harrison and Morton Club. and tho han filed
10 the doors with veterans. Stirring speeches were
made by Judge A. l.. Morrison, Colonel James NJ.
Turner, W. l.. Ives, Colonel John II. Poaicc, and
others. Just Colonel Turner closed his speech,
John W. Jacobus, the Republican nominee
for Sheriff. entered the hail, and made
his way TO the platform. He was
Immediately recognized and greeted with cheers
lie nNde short speech, prophesyins victory for the
Republicans If ali stood shoulder TO shoulder In tho
fight Colonel j. W. Crawford, General Crooks chief
OF scouts known the poet scout" sang two original
song, entitled hen Grover Cleveland Gets second
Term and Grover CieVelands Soiiloquy,' which
brought down the house. LION Ochiltrce will Teach
in sunday school, when Grover Cleveland gets second
erm,7 he said. He also redted pathetic poem about
cd soldier whose pension bill was vetoed by the
President
WHOLESALE DRUG MEN TO ORGANIZE
The following circular has been Issued for the pur
pose Of organizing Harrison and Morton Campaign
Club among men who are employed In the wholesale
drug business:
The idea having been advanced that employees In
wholesale drug houses who favor the election Of
Harrison and Morton should organize for the purpose
of showing their interest in the present campaign, II
Is Suggested hat some one In each of the drug houses
In this city be requested 10 make canvass of the
employees in their establishments and make return Of
the number who will enroll themselves and parade
In such an organization A list of such names should
be sent befoie October 20 10 William De Zeller, No
FL Plattst New-York City,
GREAT INTEREST IN THE FRANKED PACKAGE.
Yesterday ended the first week Of the exhibition
in The Tribunes window of the famous package OF
Democratic campaign documents bearing the frank
of Congressman s. 5. Cox. This little package has
doubtless created profound impression on the
minds Of observers than any similar OF litera
ture extant. Even Dr. MackenzIc's book docs not
equal IN the longcontnued sensation IL creates this
Democratic mass of fraddulcntly ranked documents
Win the ending # the week, Mr.. COX receives con
CALCULATIONS on his nomination to Congress for new
term But the number of callers upon the dis
tlDeushea man dd not approach by many hundreds
the number Of visitors TO the Fl IN. of The Tribune
Building 10 read the record of fraud upon postal
service. Ii Is estimated that 5000 10 5000 people
looked upon The fidDked DcmOciaC tracts Yesterday
In aDazcnent such DaIc-iaccd imposition upon the
Government appears TO Sound all Onlookers
BROOKLYN PRIMARIES TO BE HELD TONIGHT.
Most Of the Republican Ward Associations In
Brooklyn met last evening and made up tickets
Oh delegates 10 the nominating conventions 10 be
for al the primaries this evening. There will be
contests tonight IN DumDer OF wards, notably in the
seventh Iwenteih, Nineteenth, Fifteenth and Twenty
hIsi ards Ringing chiefly upon differences IN regard
10 Congress aud Assembly nominations.