New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01

The Hobokan Pioneer Club and other Republican
organizations OF jersey City vii. have big banner RAISING
and rnassmceting their headquarters Washington ana
sixth SIS tonight large platform has been erected
and number Of distinguished speakers are announced to
address the meeting Eighteen uniformed Organizations
will particlpate IN torchlight parade before the
meeting.
THOMAS J. Trcadwoy has been nominated FOR member
of Assembly In Essex County, y. J. As Old Essay
can always be depended to give 1000 Republican
majority his nomination IS equivalent to an election
Mr. TIcadway OF the most popular leaders In inc
county and there is no doubt that he VIII get the lu
party support.
Through a Misunderstanding with the Tarin League
, lecture by Judge whcelcr Tariff Issues" accom-
panied By use Of s;creopucon views was announc'd
this evening az No $50 East Onc-hundfed aid'twehly
auh..t As another engagement Of Judge Whcc'efS
will prevent his attendance the committee VIII provide
speakors and hold an anti cTraie meeting at the
same tmo and place .
The Harrison and Morton Club OF South Orange, n j.
met on Thursday evening at their new headquarers
Large additions made TO the roll 1t was decided
to rslso a banner South oranCe-ayc and hold a
public meeting at which prominent men viii speak on
Thursday evening
Manhattan Railway Company is doing active work in tho
campaign lie has already organized three Repuoic'n
clubs In the AIXth Assembly District
and others in various sections OF me
city among railway men. On "olhes'y 'he
Rcd White and Blue Railway League viii 10 organ
lei for Harrison and Morton at No Gl Fourthove In
rooms furnished by Charles n. Tantor In 1850 this
organization had membership Of 32oo voters and this
year an equal number i expected
Fur the Ars: time since 1887 the Republicans OF Long
pidqc in the northern par. Of Stanford Conn., have held
. political msctnr Thur,dsy Harrison and Morton
banner ra.sot
The Comet Of Stamford prints the names Of some
CITY Democrats OF that who have renowned Free
Trade and declared for Harrison and Protection
new Republican ciub Las been organized by the
coorei voters OF III. Vtn Assembly District known as
the Mills Zouave and +. J. Jordan Il the captain Tho
club includes nearly all the coorcd IN the district
and viii work hard for Harrison and Morton.
Tho Republicans OF Elizabeth. y. j., have entered
upon the campaign with great carnestnes-. Last
ing Colonel Fuer, Of Bayonne addressed an enthusiastic
crowd the Union County League hoadQuarers Three
handsome With portraits OF Harrison and Morton
VIII unfurled to te breeze next week one viii be
placed at EIHabcthport ia the Democratic district whore
h. VIC kingmen are dccui' for II 'r.sn by scores
Az che meeting Of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association OF this city, he'd night at the Stevens
House William A. Tyler nas elected droga.c, IN place
Of Jacob F. Batter the annual convention Of the Wice
LIQUOR and Beer Dealers Association OF the stare Of New
York, which will be- held in Buffalo nczt TUESDAY oad
Wednesday. The delegates the convention will start
in special ear over tho West Shore railroad Monda!
Peter McQuale the prcsdon: Of The association,
present IN bui Viii 20 from there 70 Buffalo
and join the delegation. The association Of this city
in nouri'hing condition. large number OF mem
bcrs wero added to its .,nks last night.
ing No. LOO Frstav... With the following officers
President. j. H. Mcyeihoy vice president James
'ecr ;ary, Samuel Siearns trca ufcr Hamcnd Miller
Philadelphia, Sept Is. S. w Hammer. prominent
woocn manufacturer, proprietor Of the Marsh Creek
printing onice and member OF the Democratic CDi..J
Committee Of Adams County Penn, has cone out ..g
Harrison, and will ,y Out 900 campaign lteta ure
correspondence aid labor
T. II. sI.nam formerly an enthusiastic Henry George
man. Undue ta labor agatog fos Jcars has come
nj In 70
either larqe meeting la, evening IN Groccrs Hall Ea.,
Twenty tEiG It. Two hundred enrolled
Coioncl H. II. Ayme. J. NJ Wall and owen Cassidy maize
~ cchcs
James snoigras. presided at q meeting OF me Re
gubcan club Of the ~ th D.tFici, at NJ. 1 Abingdon
square last nieht. JUICE John Brennan. j. NJ Wal
ani Henry W1n made speeches
Two hunicl workmgmcn Of tho Ist Assembly Dts
trict last evening No. 1853 hui'on-st. jeremiah
Murphy tho labor lcair VINO organized them pro,ii,I
Secretary Aull enrolled nfy additional members after
General Warwick J. NJ Wall an Judge Brennan, Of
Iowa. hal spo1en.
Pittsburg Aug 81 (spccan. samuel wallace. ex
member OF the rlttshurg city Council and only two
lays ago a delegate the Democratic Congressional
Convention Of the AXIVh District, has dcclarei iof
Harrison aud Morton. Mr. Wallace Is glass cutie, by
trade ana his conversion is due to The free trade policy
" the Democracy.
The members of tho Bucna Ridge Republican Club
me hursday night IN their now hall az oac hundred ana.
nnietg.st and Walton ave. On TIE m0;'on Of c. J.
Frost Tie Chicago non!na;oas ana paiMlm. ami thlt
OK uc state Convention 40 Saratoga were hearth Ia.
dor.0d. Characteristic speech mlie hy the Rev.
David Lyman.
Tho NlNth Assembly District HARRISON an Morton
Cminiep Cgh he'l large mecuIs IL sixty seventh b.
MI Boulevard ihursds' eSru!oy Heso.gon, sufins tae
nominations made ~ safaeFl aad nior.n :he platform
o. the state Convention were unanimously adopted The
issues Of Ga" campaign were ably presented by Emigration
Commissioners g. n ramor. :. Il. Warwick and General
Charles y. Miller
ghr hcadt uarters u tie liiah American Ani FREQ nf o
League. No. I4i LFh'h St. WIZ hold about 500 psr sons
general public meeting will be hell this evening
pecsded over by Captain = II. McNemcc rrominen.
Speakers viii deliver addresses
James T. Farrell the dis goods merchant and OF
bosknown members OF the-Irish Home Rule cub has an
bounced himself in favor Of Harrison and Morton.
Deputy County CLERK Thomas +. Giroy, secretary n
Tamuany Hail. is expected arFyo from his European