New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
ENERG ETTC WORK ALONG HE LINE.
REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM LET LOOSE

REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM LET LOOSE.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN PHILADELPHIA
WITH GREAT PARADE AND MAss-MEETING.
Philadelphia, Sept 20 (speciall-The streets were
In blaze # Patriotic fire tonight, and the signal
guns that marked the opening of the campaign for
the election OF General Harrison and Levi T. Morton
resounded throughout the city. AL the uniformed
Republican cluts in the city and adjacent towns
turned out, and fully $4,000 torches each carried
| by stalwart Republican were In the line. The
central point the ratification meeting at the
Academy OF Music and early in the evening that great
building packed TO excess. Tho parade was con-
fined Brosdst., and It's fifteen miles OF length was
rot long enough to hold the people.
| Chief Marshal james Mcsianes with General John
| F. Hatranft and several hundred mounted aides,
| had the line early In motion The right Of hpe was
held by The Tppec anoe Veterans $50 strong under
command Of Colonel George p Mclean. The parade
was formed In nine visions. as follows:
| First Divis on-Commanded by General James Stew
art, Harmony Legion and the Republican Invinciblcs
Second Division - Charles Lawrence commanding,
Young Republicans, Delaware County League Clubs,
and the 1st WI ard organizations Third DIVISION
Horato P. ConneI In command, West Philadephia
Clubs Fourth Divsion-1srsel W. Durham, COM
handing clubs Of the 7th I'd, 4th, 9th, 9th and Both
Wards Fifth Dvison-Commsndcd by Colonel John
F. Glenn, clubs of the 10th, 18th and 18th wards
! Sixth Division-Henry Clay commanding, with clubs
of the Goth, 10th, 18th and 18th Wards seventh
Div sion-Charles A. Porter commanding, with clubs
Of the 2sth and Goth Wards. Ninth Dvision-William
II. Rushwortb in command Of the 21st, 22d, ana 23d
Ward clubs. In the line, and escorted by the Re
publican Invnc bles, were the Ninth Ward Pioneer
Corps of New-YorE the Tofey Light Guards, OF
Jersey City, N j.; and the HaddOn Century Cluo OF
Haddonfeld, n. J. The greatest en- hlsiasm revlod
and nothing success of the parade
As the climbs pa sed the Union League Building and
| Academy of Music cheers given for Republican
success. Along the entire line OF march there was
Thousands OF Roman candies constantly bursting over
the housetops added to the lusrre OF me occasion.
The crowd was so dense about the ACADEMY rna
The regular ratification meeting was hed IA ,ne
s pase a9d we're sa Ovenor
era Liastings Senator joseph r. hawey pnsbsm
man Nelson Dingley. jr., and congressman bihshdh''
Kelley, O'Nesl and Harmer
PECULIAR NEEDS or TIE PUBLIC SERVICE.
The desperate methods Of the Democratic campaign
managers being shown IN Brooklyn by the author
lied publication last evening OF the following adver-
| tiscment.
y ERTIFICATE.-In compliance with an act OF Con-
gress approved so. 1875, hereby certify that
the needs Of the public service make it necessary to In
crease at this time the Navy Yard Brooklyn
n Y for the prosecution OF the work upon the fanuc
Gaena and Terror and for other necessary
nurnoses w c. WHITNEY,
Secretary Of the Navy.
| h,bts the employment OF new within SIXTY Gays
O. an election The special needs OF The public ser
vice. are really the demands Of me
Democratic party in Brooklyn. which calls fer some
stimulus for There is reported 10 De aDou.
$40 600 Of avaiable funds for the increased force, ara
the Navy Yard expected to present busy spectacle
during the next SIX weeks
MAYOR GLEAsoN's PARTY AGAINST BRIBERY
The Gleason party convention was held yesterday
in Long Island City. Mayor Gleason TOOK 'he nooI
and after stating tho objects OF the convention ptcheo
into the Queens County Democratic party In red
hot STYLE The Mayor offered resolutions which were
unanimously adopted. They declared that as IL had
been openly and publicly stated that bribery hao
been used in the Democratic party OF Queens County,
and as the believed that In concerning
dishonesty in politics IL was serving the best INTER
ess OF the people, the convention would not support
INV candidate whose nomination had been obtained nN
| bribery Edgar Davis then nominated for gu
| Coroner A conference committee was appointed by
the chair TO fill In the remainder OF the "chc' VI
TO indorse Republican nominees
SECURING THE BANKERS VOTE FOR HEWITT
Petitions asking Mayor Hewitt again to consent 10
become candidate for Mayor were clrcuia'eu ioi
signature yesterday IN banking houses, insurance
&C. and elsewbere They were gotten up in the
New Amsterdam Club, and intended to head OF
any effort that Tammany Hall may MAKE 10 secure
this vote by placing in nomination meMoer VI 'H'
banking or mercantile community
CUTTING LOOSE FROM THE DEMOCRACY
Fort plain. n Y Sept. 30 Special The Fort
plain Democrat created sensation this village
TODAY by hosting the entire Republican ticket IL
was heretofore ranky Democraue. Al i'' i"e
article says: 49,
From this date Democrat" absndons the impohuc
uD,atriotc immoral and ndefensibie cause winch H. IN
common with all Democratic newspapers has hl'hef'o
vaiuIv attempted bolster up and Will earnestly ana
zeaously support the principles and candidates OF the Re
pubean marty and oppose evil and dangerous hereses
euunca,od by the Democratic State and National ConVeh
lions and by the candidates VINO eoeNe1 inc
nomination Of these The bias OF education
and the power of habits OF thought and action
o No, "a lv overcome Party should not be lightly
broken but become clearly apparent that iea
70 party TO the country every instinct
Of patriosm and manhood revos against iufher suDniS
sion 10 q degrading bondage
LARGE REPU BiICAN MEETINGS IN INDIANA
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept 30 (special One Of the
largest Republican gatherings held In Indiana since
the opening Of the campaign took place today al
rolnb Governor Porter was the principal speaker
RicbmnDd Ind. sept 30 (special-A Bartonia,
pandoph County, to-day, the Republicans had grand
aday rally The farmers began pouring In early ana
bv noon fully 5000 people were In the village Ira o.
Chase and l. F. Kitchener addressed the people ID the
s,ornoon torchlighi procession nearly three miles
f. length took place in the evening, after which stir
ring Speeches were made by Henry NJ Johnson and
here Colonel Jonn a Brldg eland and W. d. tOulhc
o nge IN an immense assemblage Lewsylle this
afternoon
GOVERNOR HILLS MOVEMENTS
Auburn n y Sept. Ex-Governor Iiill arrived
IN This CITY from Rochester at 30 this Afternoon
The Governor and party reached Weedsport al IL ~
a III and after the Governor briefly addressed the
crowd assembled at this place, he was driven 10
port Rvron After dinner the Governor was put Into
- csrraoe drawn by four white horses, and driven To
this city. Al O'Clock he briefly addressed iai ge
crowd from stand erected In seward PARK. ana ths
length 10 audience IN