New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
MOTIFS OF THE CANVASS.

.
out of 113 'lonr,horemen on the North River from:
who were asked their lelita preferences Monday 81
declared they would vote FOR Harrison aud Morton
one interested IN politics started out Monday morn
nz to md the standing the lab irrs in parade upon
Tho on stion Of Protection Trade. littIe good
naued perseverance Induced OF the leaders to give
an opinion the tendency u the majority OF the men,
with following result; For Free Trade > 99l for
Protection aO9lS. The above figures give the actual
number the orsanizations not those who were
line.
The Irish American AntLCleveland Protective
Of Kings County" organized Sunday at Nos
% and 30 KosciuskO-st.. Brooklyn. Philip J. Mc'rah
vas elected president; NJ Tuy, first yicepresident;
TsIc second vceprcsifent; w ). o'shaughnossy.
third president; w VI. Blown. secretary; Abraham
Daniels treasurer; and N. Murray, sergeant IL
decided form branch organizations IN each Of the
Assembly districts An address delivered by ". NJ.
Brcsin and short speeches also made b. Mesrs-
Osborn and Wheeler
Many Of the members Of the Harlem Republican Club
strongly favor the organization Of company be uni
formed W. White has the matter in hand AMI
meeting Will be held tonight No. $50 East
Ono-hunarci and enty ffihst.. when officers will DO
elected and committees appointed The company viii
be called the Morton Legion
The Harrison and Morton Protective Tariff Club Of
Mount Vernon met IN ne Dearborn Building last nigh,
and critically discussed the Mns DARK Lantern bill.
The Republican League # Westchestcr Coun'y viii
in Mosau's Hall VIII, Plains today.
one hundred and hirtynvc delegates from the several
In Wcstchcster County will 6ttoni Republican
County Convention White Plains September ~
Nominations Will be made FOR sheriff Surrogate.
tees OF Sessions. and
The Young Mems Republican Club az Mount Vernon
met in the Dearborn Building Monday night and elected
eight new members Arrangements completed to
make d canvass OF the voters Of tho
EXJufge John Brennan, OF Sioux City, Iowa. attended
meeting Ok Irish American Republicans in Chester
Orange County, Yesterday at when many Iri>hmcn
have hitherto voted the Democratic pledged them
selves support Harrison ANA Morton.
Thomas Lyons expreslten OF the General Council Of
the Ln6ofcrs Union Protective Society Will preside
this evening meeting OF workingmen at No 2eo Tis,
FoFyse}enthst to discuss protection Vs. FREE trade
James r. Foster, president Of the National Republican
League. and Colonel Dudley, Of tho National Republican
Committee, have promised Captain r. II. McNameo % A.
tend ths meeting 81 the NNIIh Assembly c. branch
Of the American An.Trec.Traie League tomorrow
evening At NO 81 West Forty.>cvcnth.st
There was large Attendance weekly meeting
u The 1T Assembly District Republican Association &C
so. $50 Frankn-st. last evening Pete, T. Kavanagn
occupied the chair The ticket was ratified and ths
platform endorsed. EsJuice F.tch then made strong
nigh arln speech The association is 500 strong,
and several new members enrolled last evening
Tho Nationa. GreenbIck par,v issued $50. ~
meeting at the Grand Central IIo, Friday 10 sicc,
delegates to the rrWs convention Cincinnati on sep
tember y. when viii nominate thclr candidates 70,
Pres lirnt and NiceprcsdenL
The regular weekly meeting % the Morris Township
IN j. Republican club held Last n.:i and strong
protective taIn speeches made By Ex-Governor AAe
Of Ncw-McNco, ana Colonel W. G. Poor. MorglsioNn
The meeting was largely attended AMI enthusiastic and
tAe close 70 adcd thcr the club making
total member ship the OF $50 large nun
Der Of whom formerly voted the Democratic t.chos.
The Morris County y delegates who VIII attend the
Vita District Congress convention AZ hacAcAsack to-day,
will support Mayor BcckNith Paterson, FOR Congress
His nomination vii probably be unsnmou-
Ithaca, \. Y. sept lspeclal.-Thc Young Mems Re-
publican Protective Club had argo torch procession
here tonight an! beautiful banner unurlcd
Safest.
The Harrison and Morton Campaign Club OF York,uo
had largely attended meeting last evening Bfunnngs
Hall. No. 2o6 East E!ghU.siNthsL Charles Smith pre-
sided ami l.. T. vandenbui.h the secretary, announced
the enrolment Of several new members mG.lng total
the list Of 1870 Teing speeches made by
General +. +. Miller ani 4. Z. Bowen.
new Republican club Will be ofganifcd this evening
at Andcrsoms Hail. In l.niaNe.. High Bridge Ia tho
XXlVih Assembly District speakers VIII be provided
by the County Committee and delegation from ne
Washington iiesLs Protective ranN CluO VII De- present
The H. X. Thugber Protective Tariff League o. Tao
NINh Assembly District hal parade through the upper
portion OF the district last evening" and Then held an over
flowing meeting a. no 3O' West one hundreianifor
nflhst George Carlisle Of Orange. ana General James
H. O'Beirne were the SPEAKERS Thu club Low has
nearly SEQ nhcr.. shsGgh hardly month Old
Fnthpsasln prevailed Mt the meeting of che Harrison
and Motpn.C amagn Club OF The ilta Assembly ps1Ie'
last night No POI East fourth-sL LEONARD BroNn'
The Iowa blacksmith; Jacob hemp!c. Of IVES, NifSma'
and II. A Matthews. the Irlsh orator. addressed tho
large meeting.
Rlnphamton. y Y, Sept 4.--Gcorse Wall prominent
Democrat here who has voted straight party ticket io'
forty years. has joined larri'on and Morton a"'' "s
SAYS. to all laboglng men Ike m,S'''
YOU want cheap and cheap elothing ana no onW
In your pockets to buy Il with, and obliged 10 WORK
forty or my DAY. by all means vote fof Oe'o'as
and Thurman and the return Of the rebel Hays