New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
NOTES oF THE CANVASS.

rso ,rnorncement that the Republican Club Of East
chester would have o banner-rasng and Harrison ana
Morton ratification meeting at Mount vernon on Hfuay
night drew out crowd that overlooked the Fifth Avenue
Hall There werc at least COO people In the AUDIENCE
the largest political meeting ever held in Mount Verno
md large number OF supposed Democrats were among
the audience mostly workingmen, who appauded vocie
ously the good points made by Congressman Mason oi
Chicago in his argument Protection for American
industries against Trade for foreign monopoSs
Judge Isaac N Mills presided Tie banner raisea was
handsome one with vlgnetes Of the Candidates d' uo
credit to the painter
Tbs uarrson and Morton Battery OF the XvIIth As
scmby District hold large and enthusiastic meeting
Friday evening at Germania Hail. Filtieth ST. ana nl
ave-. Commander George w. wanmaker presiding Ohar''
A. L. Goldey delivered able and interesting ADDRESS.
Tho Republican Club Scabright which kiiiaen van
and other promnens citizens soournng there
assisted In STARTING, is prosperng hnely anu naAns S
Gus inroads upon tho ranks Of the Democracy
largo and enthusiastic meeting under the auspices
n, tho Protective Club OF Oyster Bay, held at the
club rooms "Wednesday evening Tho canvass DOCKS IT,
turned showed large increase in the protective vote
Tho Harrison and Morton Club Of the XVIIth Assembly
District is taking number Of Democrats VINO laVor
protection Some OF these will agree to support any
but tho Republican Presidential ticket we are sun
Democrats" they say, but We can't stand free trade
We must protect own interests
largo and enthusiastic meeting OF citizens OF all
strpes Of politics. living in the upper sections OF Brook
lyn was held at No 269 Atanticave, Thursday to con-
slider tho desrabiy Of establishing a branch OF the
American Protective Tariff League. II X Wheeler pre-
sided Interesting addresses were delivered Dy william
II Osborn Adolph Kiendl, G. Cohen and others. The
utmost unanimy prevailed, and strong association was
formed under tho title of the Kings County Protective
Tariff League" The officers elected were as fohows
william H. Osborn, chairman c. Cohen, first vce-char
man Mr. Green second vce-chairman; Charles A. Mol,
treasurer; Thomas Livingston, secretary Ditmas lowell
and August Mol, directors
The Eighth Ward West End Harrison and Morton
Campaign Club Brooklyn recently organized. and
has already ON roll OF membership 100 namca many
OF whom are young about to cast their first votos
Tho officers OF the club Walter Thorn. president;
james b. Taylor vice prcsiden Anthony Rodgers secie
tary. and James H. Abrams. treasurer ratification
meeting will be held on Monday evening, August 81 at
their headquarters, corner Of Fftyfourhst and Third
ave-. Brooklyn.
The Independent German American Republican Club of
tho XIIh Assembly District had largely attended meet
ing Friday evening at No. 100 Coiumba-st G Sprck-
erhor presided All Of those present had the look OF
hard working industrious laborers and artsans. The
fecretary H. Kanncngcser stated that there were 40
names on the roll J. Landaur, workirgman delivered
stirring speech the tariff and was warmly applauded
wellattcndei meeting OF the Irish Ame rcan Anti
FreeTraie League held Friday evening at No 3ll
Forty sevenh.s, presided over by Domnlek Iesln
who worked hard for Henry George in that district I'm
1885, Secretary James Coughn added the names OF
several new the roll result of the eloquent
addresses the tariff and the poBritish policy OF Ciev
land delivered by Isaac N. Forbes and Captain p. H.
McNamee president OF the central branch OF the organ
zaton
The Irish American Independent Republican Club OF the
XVIII Assembly District has secured Grocers Hail. No.
23 Twenty St. for its local headquarters and
will hold weekly meetings there from until the end
OF the campaign. James keegan Is the secretary and
Z. IT, Spcl.ran treasurer.
The Vth District Republican League Jersey City, has
decided erect q temporary wigwam at Bergen and
Fairmount avcs, and building committee, consisting OF
j. c. McBurney Colonel George NJ Dusenberry and d. b.
Guck. has made arrangements for the erection of
temporary structure 80 by GO feet The builders
have agreed to finish their work in ten days. There VIII
be an elaborate demonstration housewarmlng. The
wlgwam will be used headquarters for the League
and also for uniformed clubs in the district 1t will
also be the headquarters for the district and Republican
newspapers and campaign documents will be kept nc
The Hudson County IN. j. Labor party decided to
take active part in the coming Presidential canvass Us
body but let every member vote q he pleased
The Republicans the Nodne Hill district OF Yonkcrs
turned out nobly Thursiay evening. raised hand
some Harrison Morton and Protection banner and held
a large and enthusiastic meeting.
The result q OF a prominent store In the
dry goods district is Whole number OF Al Will
vote Harrison, 35 will vote for Cleveland or eeorge
G. Fifteen worklngmen, portcrs and draymen, each
of whom puts himself record as In favor OF protection
TO American labor and American homes.
The XvIIth Assembly District Republican Cluf held
nm enthusiastic meeting Friday night ut It's headquar-
tcrs at Nnth-ave. and Ff,ethst Charles A. Godey OF
the IXth Assembly District made bries speech on the
tariff question
Faston PENN Aug. o5 (speciar.-The Rev. N. H.
Rockhil OF tho Raubsvle Methodist Episcopal Church.
who was recently nominated for Assembly by The Prohibit
,on Convention Of Northampton County declines to be
candidate He will for Harrison and Morton. aai
Will not support the county Prohibition ticket
Kingston ~ Y, Aug % tspec,al).-An enthusiastic
Republican rally held the Court House last
ing under the auspices the Harrison and Morton
Of the city. large and elegant banner containing por-
traits OF the Republican candidates
street In front OF the old county house. The
Ing inside tho building presided by Augustus
schepmoes stirring addresses made by
Stewart @. D. b. Hasbrook. ex-Congressman James g.
Lindzloy and othexA