New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

The Young Mems Republican Club OF the XvIIth and
XIXth Assembly Districts will parade in body. preceded
by the Garfield Drum and Fife Corps tonight to at
tend the meeting Young Mems Republican Club OF
the XXIst District Short addresses by the officers OF
the clubs will make the meeting an Interesting one
Colonel s. V. T. Cruger. chairman Of the Republican
County Committee will next week appoint the committee
to make arrangements for mass meeting to ratify the
nomination Of Harrison and Morton. The committee viii
consist Of representative from each Assembly District
The meeting viii probably not be held for several weeks
as so many persons out OF town. and 1t Is difficult to
procure good speakers until the campaign is fairly under
An enthusiastic meeting held Wednesday evening
by the Republicans Of the upper part OF the Eighteenth
Ward Brooklyn. for the purpose Of organizing Harrison
and Morton club. Several speeches were made, ana a
handsome banner was flung the breeze amid display
Of fireworks and great enthusiasm. There viii be q
meeting on Monday July 49, at o'clock sharp at the
hall Cooper and Evergreen ayes Prominent speakers
Will address the meeting
rbc hall OF the XIXth District Republican Club was
crowded last night meeting to ratfy the Chicago
nominations and platform William H. Bellamy occupied
the chair, and among those present were Charles r.
Bru1cr IT, NJ. Matthews and John Reisenweber we'll
known Republicans OF the district A resolution APP
proving the ticket and platform having been carried
stirring speeches were delivered by D. H. hdhual anu
John Gray Boyd
Tho Democratic State League issued yesterday call
for meeting held next Tuesday afternoon at No
o29 Broadway elect delegates TO the County Conven-
ton Of the League OF DcmOcidUc cuDo
will elect a chairman and five members OF the General
Committee Of the state League Similar conventions
will be held in each county within a few days.
The United Labor Party Young Mems Campaign Club
held meeting in Of the small halls in Cooper Union
last night James Shcehan presided. Speeches were
made by sheehan c. Donovan They advocated the
Australian system voting, Governmental ownership OF
railroads and tcegaphs and wanted the conspiracy laws
amended The Democratic party denounced In sca'h-
ing terms for t rascay aud hopeless corruption About
100 appcations were made for membership Every Dis
tret Assembly Is to have a representative In the club,
and all aprlicatons membership Will be sub Aitted
for approval TO a committee.
The Irish American AnCleyeand and Protective Union
OF which John Dewey president and chief organizer met
last evening in Clarendon Hail. Michael Bresin presiding
TO take steps complete the organization, and 10 form
eociac branches the different Assembly districts John
Dewey delivered stirring address, arc said that I'm
city and county in the State well in this city,
strong Organization would be perfected amorg Irish Amer
cans in OF the Republican candidates James
j. Gahan and James Pallas also spoke. committee on
| organization then appointed
Pittsburc July IL (SpccaJ, ii. Stevenson, chairman
of the Union Labor party Of Allegheny County. has
out for II1rrison and writes Interesting letter calling
on his party and workngmcn to do likewise.
Harrisburg July 1o (Special).-A letter received here
from Erie County that Frederick Stanford who has
been lifelong Democrat, has renowned Democracy
Cleveland and Free Trade Several times Mr.. Stanford
has been elected Mayor OF Cory By the Democrats lie
nominee for sheriff years ago. and has fire.
Queny been their candidate for Assembly and four years
ago the Democratic nominee for against A. T.
Wallng. the present Senator.