New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-03
A SUCCESSFUL BANNERRA RAISING.
THE DEMOCRATIC RUFFIANs DID NOT BREAK Un


THE MEETING, ALTHOUGH THEY TRIED.
The raising Of Republican banner, under the
auspices Of the nth Assembly District Republican
Club, the occasion on Saturday night OF one Of
tie biggest political demons tlations ever seen IN lio
bohen. The banner was raised at Sixth and Washing
ton Sis II is OF handsome network, with portraits Of
Harrison and Morton. Nearly al the houses in the
nelcb orlood were Illuminated, and the streets in the
vicinity we're crowded with people. a largo parade
Of clubs, with and without uniforms, added 70 the in
terest Of tie demonstration. The only drawback
the persistent attempt Of gang of Democratic riians
TO interrupt the speakers, and they succeeded for
time until some policemen sent there to keep
order Many prominent citizens loud in their
denunciation Of the police authorities for falling 70
have policemen there the beginning Of the meeting.
and they attributed 1t to the fact that the Police De
! partmcnt is under Democratic control.
| When the banner swung Washlngton-st.
there loud and continued cheering for the Rcpub
| lean candidates. John Il. Virgins chairman Of the
| committee of arrangements. called the meeting 10
| order and Herman "Opens was elected chairman and
| Augustus Howard secretary Judge John Brennan,
| of Sioux City, Iowa, introduced the first
speaker He delivered eloquent address. not
outstanding the efforts of the Democratic
| rousls 10 interfere with him. The next
speaker was General Warwick, Of BROOKLYN and he
made appeal for fair play but the drunken runlans
in tho crowd paid attention 10 the appeal They
howled and yelled, but the General was not 20 be
tntimidated and kept his ground. lie made neat
hit when he said, Gentlemen, am sorry TO address
some Of you backguards gentlemen, bui Il You
do know enough to behave yourselves IN the COM
pany OF gentlemen, you liberty to lcavcp
This sienced the mob for time, and before General
Warwick closed he had the majority Of the audience
with him, and enthusiastically checred. Colonel
FairInan the last speaker, and was listened 10
with attention.
The line OF march Of the parade made brilliant
with fireworks. The Ninth Ward Pioneer Club. of
New-York had the right of the line, and they were
followed by the TOncy Guards, Mills Guards Dzinba
Zouaves. Harrison and Morton Campaign Club Young
Mems Republican Club TppcconOc Cub, Nest liObOhcn
Republican Ciub Union ilil Republican club, Pioneer
Club Of Hoboken, Republican Zouavcs Of Orange.
5. r. Carter Light Guards, and Harrison and Morton
Club OF Gutenberg.
Saratoga n Y, Sept o.-The Ist Assembly Dis
trct Democratic Convention Of Saratoga County yes
fcrday named Walter l. Covert j. c. Losscn and W.
Holroyd delegates to the State Convention, and in
structed them to vote for Governor lllll
Olean, N. Y, Sept 9.-1he Democrats Of Catta
raugIs County yesterday selected the following dele
gates 10 tho State Convention: T. II. DOwd G. b.
Taylor J. 5. Darling. They arr for Governor Iils
Lyons y y. Sept. 2.-The Democrats If he "a
Assembly District OF Wayne County elected HiH dele
gates TO the state Convention as fOle"s > y
Gallup, Macedon c. Mcsouth, Palmyra d. Landoh'
Newark
TO INVITE GENERAL HARRISON 40 CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept. (speciah.-John c. Gage, president
Of the old Tippecanoe club OF 1910, was The honofcd
guest OF the TppecsnOe Club Of 1883, which met last
night at the Grand Pacific Hotc. The veteran who