New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.


The regular semi weekly meeting OF 1" The Mall and
Express Campaign Club VIII be held this evening tho
clubs headquarters No 33 New Bowery and No. %
Madson-st. Franklin Woodruff. Brooklyn. and others
will address the meeting.
A Harrison and Morton campaign club organized
at soasburg Rockand County. n. Y, Saturday. The
call was signed by forty men. several Of whom
Democrats The president OF the club T. II. T. Sloa
who's. ancestors have been leaders In the community for
hc last century The ladies' Of the town have
o Harrison ard Morton Glec Club.
Twin Mountain House y. H.. Sept 1.-THE Reput-
cans Carroll and Coos Counties, y. H.. raised pole
ana threw out large and labelled Harrison
and Morton at the Twin Mountain House Oh Saturday
People attended in and carriages from ncighborng
hotels and villages The speech Of the occasion was
made By relative OF Vice President Hendricks. Judge
Henry u Pierce OF indianapolis delivered the Grafton
four years ago place the occasion Of the
raising nag for Cleveland and Hendricks Judge Pierce
was formerly law partner OF Senator TurDe OF Indiana
and has been lifelong Democrat
The Republicans OF Westiel1 y. j., are working en-
Enthusiastically and well organized clubs This
evening they will hold grand mass meeting at which
John s. Gibson, Of Dover. and Captain Hugh Coleman
OF the Goth Regiment. viii make addresses ProF 10
the speech-makng large and handsome banner VIII b.
swung to the breezes
meeting Of the Republican OF the Win Assem-
bv District will be held Friday evening at No. 449
Grand-st-
Ex. Freeholder John Isenmann. Of Crawford n. d.
u,a.lono Democrat and one OF the best known men IN
Union County Is listed among those who have recently
declared for Harrison and Norton
The Wholesale Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Cub
IN Saturday hold the OF series Of weekly meetings
AZ the headouarers No 1924 Broadway Vice-Prcsldent
W r. Fuller presided. Addresses were delivered BY
Congressman S V. White and Colonel f. p. Clarke
The Irish American AntiClcyeland and Protective League
=, IN. xxITIf Assembly District had a laracyaticnded
onenalr meeting on Saturday evening az One-hundrcd'
and, rthst and Thri-ayc. David j. Naughton, JUICE
Advocate Of District 49, knights Of Labor presided ana
John Devor j. T. Ryan, Michael Bresin and Charles \.
Abbott made speeches
= Cunningham presided SATURDAY evening az the
meeting Of tho Irish-Amcfican Protective T1nN Cuo o.
the With Assembly District the heaiouartcrs No 1877
Varckst j.. n. Wall made speech and secretary T.
Croko enrolled several new memhera
ph!llipsburc v j. Sept. y spscal) On Friiay night
the Republicans held enthusiastic meeting here D.
Blair Reilly presided speeches were made by 1enerA
Frank Reeder Eas.on Attorney General kifkpatrick
and Hastings. l: Is known that many
workers who formerly voted Democratic ticket
viii this year support Harrison AMI Morton on the score
OF protection -,
Wii!austown. Mass. Sept 17.-Thcre was an enihu-
asc meeting the students az Alumni Hell on SATURDAY
night to form Young MEMS Republican Cub. ca.cefs
were elected The q The club wiz the Harrison and
Morton Club o: Williams College.
North ADAMS Mass. sept l7.-Eeprc-eniatyes George
r. Eearn who supported Cleveland In 1884. SAYS he Is
for Harrison Morton AMI Protection ths fall MI kearn
predcted the OF Cleveland IN 1884 and he Is lust
a. sure now that the President will Be Harrison
Carlisle Penn. Sept u (sDocaD.-A large and en-
thuslasc Harrison and Morton Club organized To-
night AZ PalnGod this county. when sevenlyhVe acNo
nenubcans were enrolled. The Republicans arc vide
awake I'm this county and gaining new recruits from
the Democracy daily
Iockport n v Sept. II tspecial).-Ihe Republican
eampalen was helped along here tonight by speech from
General John L. swift. OF Boston, who treated Of the
soldier relation 10 the present Administrator
About 2, 600 persons heard him