New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-22

made his lrss speech in the Academy Of Music at
Newark Friday night Mr. Hageman win speak through
| the greater part New-Jerscy and then 90 South.
General AIger, OF Michigan, who has been with NJ
Blaine In Indiana says: believe the Republicans
going to State In the North In the eh. Of
what at know do not how tho Democrats
| can carry any OF the doubtful States Such
thusiasn in Indiana amazing
Thu German Republicans decided on friday to hold .
big ratification meeting the night Of October % at the
Gcrmania Assembly Rooms.
1t George A. Hcnshaw mot Richard Wynkoop)
who elected OF the Custom House Brokers'
Harrison and Morton Campaign Club the meeting held
on Thursday afternoon. at the United States Hotel
The headquarters the Republican Business Mems
parade for November been opened at No 81 White
ST. Applications for positions in the ade and all CON-
munications viii receive prompt attention
The Republicans OF the Produce Exchange on THURSDAY
organized Harrison and Morton Campaign Club and will
turn out big battalion In the parade on November g.
The following were elected officers: A. NJ UnderhiD.
president and treasurer c. D. sabin. marshal; H. o.
Armour chairman Jesse Hoyt Benjamin Psrr, Samuel
Jacoby W. S. Haynes. w. s. Merrill, A. H. Brown.
f. C. Rice Walter Sandt Z. T. Hopkins, executive com
mi.tee.
The Ncw.York State Engineers Society on Friday
night adopted resolutions calling the worhngmen OK
the city TO vote the Republican county ticket
That Republicans are fully aroused and en-
huslasc for the shown at the immense meet
Ing at Garnet Hall No. 1G7 West Twenty sxthst satu
day night The Rev. DR.. W. b. Derrick presided ana
speeches were made by s. A. McTlwee, OF Tennessee
Dr. II. ]. Brow, of Maryland, and others
The employes OF the Elevated Railroad to the number
Of hundred gathered at the rooms OF the hea
White and Blue Republican Club No. 40 sixth-aye,
Saturday night and listened some good speeches br
Charles Aprlegate David Mitchell A. GFuber and Bank
T. Morgan.
The Young Mems RepublieV Association. No. l9t
over one hundred parsdd saurdsy eyen
ING Starting az Broome.s,. the club marched to Co
lumbia to Grand Clinton, 10 East Broadway, haunS
at Rutgers. The club then attended the osnnerrssnE
under auspices Of the Hebrew American Republican
League, East Broadway and Canal-si
The Stamford. Conn. Republicans WILL tomorrow
evening" have a big tOrchlight parade Harrison ami
Morton clubs from Mount Vernon. New Rochelle.
Mamaroneck Rye. Porchester Greenwich Darien. Five
Nile River New-Csnaan, South Norwalk, Norwalk Dan
bury wilton. westport Bridgeport, Stratiord. Aford
New Haven three clubs from NewYork City and one from
NewJersey have been invited and expected TO take
part
There will be a great rally OF Republicans At Ry.
on Wednesday when Warner Miller will speak There
will also be parade OF uniformed clubs OF that ara
neghborng towns, which Will be reviewed oy Lew T.
Morton.
A public meeting will be held at the town hall. New
Rochells this ovcnirv. when address will o.
delivered by A. w. Tenney, ex-United States District
Attorney In favor Of Harrison. Morton Miller ana Pro
lection.
Elmira n. Y, Oct. Of (SpeciaD.-The Republicans held
large meeting the Opera House last night William
F. Mcnamara, OF Corning who stumped the stae for
Cleveland four years the principal speaker HIS
xpanation OF tho why he left the MlsCevelsnd
party ingenious and convincing capture many
Democrats who, after meeting congratulated Mr.. Ne
Namara and said they convinced Of the necessity ~
protection. feature meeting about 100
Harrison Guard. Old soldiers yone Of whom
were formerly In the Hancock Legion. and in 1854
marched under the banner OF Cleveland.
Easton Penn, Oct. 81 tspecsl).-on Thursday al
Easton man lost heavily Blaine in 1884 offered 10
bet $3.50 Harrison The bet is still open. friend Of
his who warned him not to bet Blaine and who won
largely on Cleveland. is this year betting Harrison
chance he gets. He has about 80. 500 Harrison.
One OF bets has been taken by party OF Democrats.
among them a postonce employc.
Antwerp N. Y. Oct 81 (Specal-The people OF north
Jefferson County turned out enthusiastically on FRI
day night to exChief Justice Prince, of NevMexicc
and w. n. Rogers OF WATERFOWL The log cabin. tbs
largest the State, packed and crowds stood
side. Judge Princes vigorous arguments for protection
appaudei and his showing up OF tho Presidents
faacies concerning so-calci materials specially
enjoyed The Philadelphia Glee Club enlvened the
ceedngs.
Providence Oct 81 (Specal-rhe Fourth Ward Repub
ean Club paraied Friday night escorted by the Pumd
Knights Many houses illuminated along the line
Of march. A collation. served Music Hall and
speeches made by Governor Taft Ex-Governor Hop
pin. Warren H. Pearce who announced his conversion
from Democracy to Repubicansm Colonel Charles A.
Wilson, Colonel James Moran and others.
Denver Oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-one OF the most romantic
IN
line Union Pacific Railroad At this point
IN deep canon, and IL the railroad
three bridges above the other On Thursday amid the
firing OF guns Harrison and Morton meeting held
there, probably the highest point n America where
audience assembled 10 do homage 10 future Pres
dent The Republican emblem now futters there as .
rival to the at Turricanto Needle
Richmond. Va. Oct. II (Spccal).-Governor Lee. Of
Virginia has entered fully into the Bourbon canvass in
the State. and cxctes the the people ~
to his methods. IL public charged and denied
that Governor Lee, commander OF the militia OF the
State, has ordered out cavalry companies him
from railway stations in COochland and Hanover Coun-
ties to speaking places In Goochand County said
the Democrats wanted take the duty or OF everything
At Hanover Courthouse the Hanover Cavalry refused w
comply with the order OF the Governor turn out TO
escort him.
Carlisle. Penn, Oct 81 (Specall-A Largo Harrison snd
Morton CluO organized Friday night Of the stu
dents OF Dickinson College holding aud advocating prin
eipcs Hammond Timer wac elected president
ana G. l.. Platter secretary