New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
HARRISON DELIGHTS The IRISH.
PLEASED WITH HIS MANLY WORDS
SUCCESS OF THE LEADERS AT ORGANIZING IN
THIS CITY-NEw CLUES.

SUCCESS OF TIE LEADERS AT OS"ANlLiN" IN
THIS CITY-NEw CLUBS.
h orestion Of protection or free trade has brought
and t bringing mlttudes of Irish Americans In this
CITY and elsewhere to the Republican side II any
thing besides this needed. the dehcleDcy mas Deeh
supplied in the speech by Benjamin Harrison TO inc
Irish American Republican Club of Chicago, who waited
upon him at indianapolis. which was the cher Topic
Of conversation in Irish circles yesterday. 1rshmen
are all delighted at its bold manly tone all the moro
en- as there was they say, occasion for 1t from
political point Of view as the Irish vote IS ALREADY
sn,t and I'm the doubtful States of NewJersey, New
York and Connecticut enough of them VIII oe cast
10 enable Republicans at least 10 carry TWO VI
these States
rh.r..s 61evcland's retaliation message they al
,oco uas we'll known TO have been bid for irish
snport no slch charge be brought In the case Oh
General HarrsoD's speech, which has SIMPLY an her
oan ring about IT, and that is all the Irish want no"
or ever wanted. These are the views expresseo Oy
c,cb ,ntiripg orraihzers as Captain p. H. McNamec.
,e,der. NJ M. Irish-American Anti-Free Trade
Iearuc Jobn Devoy president of the lrish-Amerlcan
antLC1evelapd and Protective League and the other
1sh leaders who are working In the Interest OF pro-
lection.
John Devoy now has his organization planted nrniy
,b,ouphout the city and in few places In brooklyn
In Jersey City he has also a good organization, anu
in many of the towns throughout the sta'e as well
lie savs that General Harrison's speech Will have
ood eject upon many who may have up to the preschl
held aloof.
nsvid 7 Nauchton Judge-Advocate Of District AS
sembly No 40 knights of Labor, ana CHAIRMAN VI
the Committee on Organization reports that IN SIX
tocn of the twentyfour Assembly Districts In the cy
they have hired permanent local headquarters Tor The
remainder of the campaign and before the END o. ths
,vcek the entire twenty-four will be organized MI
Naughon says that the League viii taAe no pdr'
in local or state politics, but will conne us ohof
10 securing the election Of Harrison and MORTON
Their headquarters for the several districts SO lar
orranzed are Id No. 81 New Bowery 1lId, NO. fo'
proome-s; between Centre and Crosby; 1Vth, No
,s5 East Broadway; vth, No. 273 Springs Nlllth'
No so Dclancey-st, near Eldiidge lAth, NO. oo~
IIudson-st; XIvth, No. III Firstave.; AVth, NO
sl5 West Thirty -sixth-s XVIth, No S31 ThlrdaVe'
XyUth. No $50 Ninth-ave.; XVIIIth, No. l61 East
ThiIty-secondst. NIXth, slxty-ifth-st and Eouie-
ward XIXth (2l. No. 376 West onc-hundrcd-a and
twputy-ffth-st; XXIst, No. 8Sc Second-ave. NAlld'
No 551 Second ave-; NX1IId, No 1,sos Ihra-ave:
Tho central headquarters of the League Is at NO.
ia Flfihave which is open during the Gay anu up "
IL o'clock In the evening THOUSANDS s, 2, ,re and the
demand present. even from FAR awSy gs, gaoc hcad
quarters viii be oIen evening; where men wishing
ioin can havc their names eniOiiec. ,,s. ..,,,o
that they TOO are doing we'll At present there are
omy six of the twenty four organized CLUBS tha n1Ne az
week they will ali have them In the AVth hsSenlpIs
which ono OF the stfOnghO.ns oi DSlnoe-
racy and was carried by Henry George In loec, Jalcs
Carey has organized fouHshng club, put up d
handsome transparcr cy, and opened permanent head
Quarters a. No. AIS Nlnthavc. One OF the m0st
humorous and pointed of the many devices on me
transparency s Cleveland saying to the Brtsh Lo'i
.Wun YOU let twist your tailg' and the lion l,ls
him Mr. Carey has 800 names already enrolled on inc
r<foOks three fourths Of whom have voted The Demo
cratic ticket always az National elections. lie hopes
In two weeks 10 have the number Increased 10 ho1
sand ana by the aid Of weekly meetings from now until
election day with the service OF good Speakers
he looks Tor a Est OF double that at least ,
r. H. epelimaii a BUTLER, who lives In the AEith
Assembly District was another enthusiastic Henry
George man. says that General Harrson's speech
10 The Irshmen in Indianapolis was one OF tho grand
ext things ever read. III shows him not a0nc 10 be
tr;,c Pofectonist but friend OF liberty everywhere
Mr Spcilman has 26O names enrolled IN his CLUB
jeremiah Murphy. who was another hard worker Tor
Henry George has large influence with the workngmcn
especially In the Ist District, where he dwsis and
In which he has already established two clubs. The
regular local headquarters arc In Hudson-st near
Laight. ,.,. .x 49, . q, ,h,,.. = ,r.ed
nv George IN 1896 DOminck Heslin has organized the
Anti Frce-Trade League there The permanent local
6esdo,isrters is at No. 34l West Forty-seventbs ST.
Five hundred Irishmen are enrolled on the books,
The Irsb- A me rican Protective Tariff Club OF the
ytb District has at It's head Cunniam, man popular
among Irish Nationalist and capable orgsm,er'
The headquarters Is at No 1917 VarlcA.st, ana Mf
Cunnlan saws they have already 100 voters enfolicd
principally Irshnicn who were formerly Drmoerats