New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Tho w IT. Judson Association (coloret met last night
AZ its headauarers No. Ito West Twenty
and renewed its expressions OF faith In the Republican
party.
The meeting OF the Union Republican Club last night
a. It's headauarters In Nihctynnth.st, near Tenthave
was largely attended. Much enthusiasm was manifested
and the many good points made by the speakers were
loudly applauicd Mr.. Phelps. who Is connected with
the largest starch factory in this state Abraham Gruoer
Colonel John A. Grow. James W. Haven, r A. Gresson
and william Freeman made pointed speeches.
Franklin Woodruff addressed The Mall and Express
Harrison and Morton Club No 33 Bowery. last night
There good attendance and the speaker was followed
with marked interest His subject was The Tarin
p T. Barnum made his first political speech for many
wears last night in Bridgeport before the Republicans Of
the Second Ward
Tho Retail Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Association
meets every Thursday evening at the Chimney Corner
Twenty nfth-st. and Sixth-aye
The Harrison and Morton Protection Club OF the
yxIIId Assembly District held meeting night IN
Dlsken Hall No. 1922 ThlrIave. General j. ID. Pratt
spoke at some length. S. Nj. Malcolm presided
C. A. L. Goldey last night addressed the Independent
Harrison and Morton Club OF the XVIIth Assembly Dis
trlct at No 1884 West Foryfourth-st. and made some
telling points against the freerade policy OF the Demo
Gratis The club Is In a nourshing condition.
The Garfield Republican Club organization OF colorec
voters In the XVIII Assembly District met last night al
Ninthave and Forty and listened to forcibe
addresses by the Rev T. T d. Reed and John H. Bailey
Al weil.attcndei meeting OF the XXth Assembly
District German. American Campaign Club held at No
$50 Firstave last evening. the campaign issues were
discussed By Charles and other members Of tho
club.
The Irish American Aat-Free Trade Club OF Tho
XyIIIth Assembly District held its regular weekly meet
ing at No eo5 East Thirty. sxthsL, last evening There
a large attendance and the speakers D. j. torhan
and Judge A. s. Morrison greeted with enthusiasm
The Republican County Convention will meet today a
White Plains to nominate candidates for the offices OIL
sheriff justice OF the sessions ana two coroners
A lively fight is expected the ONCE OF sheriff
At the meeting Of the Republican organization OF thu
Hamilton Iancers the XIXth Assembly District LAS
night their handsomely furnished ana spacious club
room No o04 One hundred and twenty nfth-st, tn,
bu OF forming the battalion, composed OF ten com
panes which is to in the Blaine parade September
90 carried successfully Each company Is to b
composed Of forty men, total contingent from the eui
which is 70 march being 400 uniformed Republicans
Harrlsonburg. Va sept is (specla)-Judge II. w
perkin. OF Kansas Colonel c. T. OFersl here yes
to-day IN discussion before large audience. Judge
perkins completely riddled Coone. o'Ferras speech
showing up his tfads sophstres I'm their true light
o Ferran charged that the present tariff enriched h'
Northern manufacturers at the expense OF Southern
farmers.
Columbus Ohio. sept. Is CspeciaD.-Governor j.
Foraker has CONCLUDED accept the invitation OF thu
Republican National Committee 10 take part In the cam
paen In Hew-York. Ncw-Jeiscy ana Connecticut.
Findlay Ohio. sept. IA lspecaD.-In this city there
are about all 81 whom by reason OF tn
rccen, action Of the Glass Workers Assembly, K OF L..
psburr declaring In OF Harrison and protection
VIII year support the Republican candidate for th'
Presidency regardless OF former political Affiliations Man
Of these men, In fact the majority Of thenl voted fo
Cleveland In 1854.
Wheeling Sept Isl. IT, Burtt candidate Of TN
Union Labor party for STATE Auditor has Withdrawn from