New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
MEETINGS OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
CAREFUL ORGANIZATION BRINGING FORTH A
HARVEST OF ENTHUSIASTIC VOTERS.

CAREFUL ORGANIZATION BRINGING FORTH
HARVEST OF ENTHUSIASTIC VOTERS.
A. VI. Murnlngham, Of Massachusetts,, delivered
forcble address last night the River Parl
Harrison and Morton Campaign Club No 59l Second
He specially happy In his hits at the promises
Democrats maintain the dignity OF the Nation
abroad and also Democratic socude for the welfare
laborng man. and his remarks greeted with
hearty applause.
The Harrison and Morton Republican Club Of the
XXIIId Assembly District had good meeting last night
at No. 1929 Thrd-ave, despite the bad weather The
speakers II. Drew and Cephas Brainerd The
made effective argument In favor OF protection
sketched the history Of the two great par
ties since 1850 showing conclusively Democratic
party had during that time been the wrong side Of
every important question.
Az the regular meeting last night OF the American
Protection League of the XIXth Assembly District
tho following officers were elected Chairman Man
Mangod; secretary, Peter Fennerly; treasurer. PHILIP
Dreers
One OF the most enthusiastic meetings campaign
was held by Harrison and Morton FRO
lection Club OF the XIb Assembly District last evening
az No 695 Sixth-ave The club crowded "a
Overlooking spite OF the Indictment weather. Ralph
Mayors presided and strong protection speeches were
made by Joseph Nunez United States exConsu
to Cuba; Asscmblyman Robert Ray Hamilton. ex-Judge
John Fitch. c. C. shayne. Colonel s. NJ. Chester and
L. J. Howe
The Cbaunccy NJ Depew Legion Of the XVIIth and
XIXth Assembly Districts held rousing meeting last
,econd.s near Broadway. President T. H. Moore opened
with a stirring speech and was followed by Peter h
Devo The other speakers were Professor j. A. Adams
William S Jones and Jewel King. A vocal ana
instrumental entertainment with campaign songs. wa
given after the speaking by the young men o. the club
The League with 100 uniformed will parade through
the TWO districts OIL Thursday evening with music and
torches.
The Coored Republican County Campaign Committee
held full meeting evening at It's handsome mead
ouarters M 1913 West Twenty seventies. MAJOR William
Freeman presiding Colonel Charles j. Maori o. The
National Guard Of Virginia and member Of the National
Hcnublican Colored Bureau addressed the committee.
Frank j. Farrell the well-fnown colored labor orator
created great enthusiasm by declaring for Harrison and
Morton. . -.
Despite the rain more Loco people gathered last
niaht at meeting hod under the auspices Of the washing
ton Heights Protective TariG CLUB at the AtEehaeHH
Onehuadr d. and -n.th-s, TcntnsVe "e"e9ai
Dennis r. Burke presided Vigorous speeches on the
tariff were made by Colonel j. ii. Pierce. OF Nebraska
Judge +. o. wiley and others.
That Harlem Republicans fully alive 70 their pou-
cal responsibilities is shown by the crowded audience
which last night assembled the Harlem Campaign Cno
rooms No $50 East and twenty niihs' ana
listened 10 speeches from f. T. aud Henry T. ROD
inson The club been In existence bafey uree
weeks numbers 057 members and az last nights heeuhg
l57 persons signed the roll
The Yorzvllc Republican Club held meeting at NO
DOG East Eighty sxthst last night nag was presenter
IN the club and an original campaign written by the
nres.dcnt Charles Smith, sung In honor OF the occa
sion Several speakers addressed the meeting among them
Simon ]. Forhsn.
The regular weekly meeting OF the XVII Assembly
District Republican Club held last night at NO s49
Eighth-ave. 1t decided to Join with the 1V1Ih