New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

A large number Of Republicans met on Monday even
ing at Criterion Hail. in Futonst Brooklyn. and organ
lied q Harrison and Morton Campaign Club The
temporary chairman Richard b. Leach. and T. H.
Kimber was the secretary. h B. Leach and John G.
Moses delivered speeches which heartily spplauded
seventy-hve were placed on the membership roll
and battery organized to take part In the reception
TO Mr. Blaine
A Harrison and Morton Campaign Club Will be organ
lied at Clifton N. j. on Friday evening This Is the
first Republican club that has been formed IN that Town
for eight years.
On Monday night the Republicans Of Yorkville formed
Republican the nomination Of Harrison and Morton
IS ,,e.d and these officers were elected Charles Smith,
president; John Stanley. vice'presdent L. r. WANDER
burph secretary George Waite, treasurer, ana Ea"aru
Corbusisr, sergeantstarms
Lawrence J. Fulhan- secretary OF tho Mumcipsi conn
ell Of the Irish National League has been appointed 10 tAe
charge OF the headquarters Of the Irish American anti
Cleveland and Protective League. at No 174 Fifthave
Two clubs made up Hebrews who almost all voted Tor
Cleveland in 1884 have been started In the lVh Assem-
bIy District They have headquarters ct Pike-st aud
East Broadway.
Sergeant Joseph Johnson OF the Goth Regiment has
Organized branch Of the IrishAmercan anti Trade
League In the With Assembly District at NO 30 Green
vichave Permanent headquarters Will be ootainea AZ
No. 282 Greenwichave =.
The With Assembly District has wheeled into line for
Oh. same organization at tho bidding OF Patrick McAdam
who has beqn elected president. successful meeting
WAS held at No IS Rvingtonst and fifty members en-
rolled. f. j. Gillespie has been elected secretary
Tho XyIIth Assembly District OF which Dominick
rs,, is president has hired permanent headquarters at
No 3l1 West Forty. sevenh.st. and put up large ahs
parency r. A. McNamee president Of tho Central League
says they will make this, II possible, the banner brahch
In the city.
There was Republican ratification meeting and banner
Raising in Darien, Conn, Monday evening speeches
rs made nv Joseph L. Barbour, Hartford exSpeaker
IT, w r. Hoyt, Of Greenwich, and State Senator L. j.
Hill, Of Norwak - .
rrba irish. American Ant-Cleveland and Protective
League held a mass meeting last eveing IN ca'chuoh
Hall Joseph p Ryan presiding. The principal speaker
was DR. p H. Cronn OF Chicago. who said that lrshmcn
here were only doing what their brethren In chicago ana
other cities were dong namely preparing 70 staha up
and be counted against England CieSeishd anu fiec
Trade .
James Y. Logue presided at meeting OF the XVllih
Assembly District Republican Association, held at No.
496 Tbrd-ave last night Colonel James W. Iurner'
veteran OF tho Mexican War and OF the Rcbeion' oeiV'
cred an address, and offered resolution euogzmg ""h
eral Sheridan Arrangements completed FOR joining
the blaine parade About 400 members will march from
the cubroom the place assigned them III the general
uarade Colonel Turner will be the grand marshal OF this
contingent.
The members Of the Independent Protective Association
OF the xyIIIh Assembly District met ct No 6ss second
ave last night and completed arrangements TOT joining the
Rlane parade Chairman james i. Murphy announced
that on Saturday there would be banner-ralsing' one
hundred members Will assemble for the parade Among
the members OF the association are many worKhShch-
Thirty seven antfres sds d, ncsis base isaed tho 90
ganiraton-
The Young Mems Independent Republican Club held o
rousne meeting last evening In International Hall.
Twenty. soventh.st and Thirdavc. William W. william
son presiding J. NJ. wall was introduced as the first
speaker He told Of the great uprising among Irish
man in this city and elsewhere throughout the country In
favor Of Harrison and Morton sni Protection ana was
warmly appiauded. Cephas Dranerd, ir. and j. Nc
Cagrey also spoke. Secretary Walker added many
names 20 the roll.
Tho Repubcans Of the OF East Chester on Mon.
day evening formed Harrison, Morton and Protection
campaign club. Ninety-eght voters Immediately en-
rolled their names as members
Auburn NJ Y, Aug. Judge Charles J.. Adams, for
many years United States Commissioner sturdy Demo.
cra Of old style, has openly repudiacd Cleveland and
earnestly favors the election Of Harrison and Morton.
Judge Adams will vote for Harrison, not 40 much
count Of the involved In the tariff, by OF
his Intense snpatby the swelling pretsnslons Of Cleye
land
Montpelier, VT, Aug (speciaD.-The Republicans OF
Montpelier last night held their fourth nag raising this
machine shops About 800 1000 people pesent.
who heartily ehoered protectionist sentiments. w.
Dillingham; the Republican nominee for Governor, was
received with great warmth, and delivered strong
closely reasoned address
Watertown, N. Y, Aug THE Republicans Of the
Ist Assembly District Of Jefferson County to-day nomi.
mated H. j. Lane, Of Hounsfeld. for the Assembly. The
Congre ssonal delegates chosen w. NJ: Rogers w.
H. Gilman and Il. c. Emerson. State delegates Charles
r. Skinner Sidney Cooper, L. s. Pitkn. l.. II. MeNitt
l. L. Hunt jr., and A. y. Kirby.
Carllsle Penn, Aug (spscsi) The Prohibition Con
vsnton hed today noninssed Edward C. Krauss. OF