New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


large and enthusiastic audience gathered az Brevoort
Hall No 154 East Fifty fourth-s last night at the meet
ing OF Projection Club Of the XXh Assembly District
Vigorous and orcbe speeches were made By General Dem
MS f. Burke, Charles y. Baker and william A. Cans, all
Of whom heartily cheered. Many new members were
added TO the club.
One Of the foremen Of John Stephenson Company's
car shops East Twenty seventhst recently poed the
employees there result shows big majority for
Harrison and Morton There are $50 employees, OF which
1874 are voters only for Fisk fourteen
express preference nftyone are for Cieve-
and l27 for Harrison In 1884 ia were Cleveland
men.
The regular weekly meeting the Harrison and Morton
Colored Republican Club OF the XVIIth Assembly District
held last night at No.257 West Fortyh Addresses
delivered by the Rev. T. T. b. Reed and H. b.
Mathews
The Charles r Bruder Lancers night at their
headquarters Resenweber's Hotel No 800 West Fifty
eghth.sL and were measured uniforms for the
purpose Of parading october 90 The corps IS 200
strong composed Of ten companies fully Offered
ratification meeting auspices Of the regular
Republican organization OF the With Assembly District
held at No 1913 West Houstonst last evening. The
speakers who discussed tariff issue and Clevelands
record that subject and as Civil Service rcformer
were George McCalmont of Pennsylvania; c. A. S.
Goldey and Charles +. Abbott.
The Frederick Carl Schwan German Republican Asso-
citation the XIVth Assembly District held large
ing at No 166 Avenue A last evening. DR.. Joseph
Meyer OF Philadelphia Frederick Schwaz and Mr.. Dit
tenhoer addressed the meeting the issues Of the
pagn
The meeting OF the Manhattan Unconditional Republican
Club last night at No 1908 Thrf-ave was attended by
over 200 enthusiastic Republicans. Fifty names were
added to the roll Addresses were made by Francis b.
Iambecr, Walter Logan, Lucius c. Ashley T. Ashley
Atkins.
The Hamilton Republican Club enthusiastic meet.
ing at headquarters, No. 26i hundredand-
twenty lfthst last night. number OF new members
were enrolled, and J. King made address. club
will swing to the breeze Harrison ana Morton banner
wednesday night
"The Mail and Express Harrison and Morton Campaign
Club OF the lid Assembly District enthusiastic
meeting last evening at No. 33 New Bowery Denis
Shea presided and Secretary James p Hyand enrolled
twenty members after Colonel Walter S. Poor and
A. L. Morrison had spoken.
The Republican League OF tho With Assembly District
held largely attended meeting last evening at No. 452
| Grand-st Solomon Kahn presided J. NJ. Wall gave a
glowing account Of the progress Of the work among
Irish Americans In behalf OF the Republican ticket
q speech by j. l.. Wardng Secretary William Hill en-
! rolled members.
The workngmcns Protective Association. organized
by jeremiah Murphy the labor leader met last evening
In the open air at Hudson and Leonard sts. and were
addressed by Frank Farrell the colored orator. and NJ
Wall.
Greenwich Hail. No. sol Hudson-st. the rallying
point last eyering for the Irish. American Anti Free
Trade League Of the IXth Assembly District John
OConnor presided, and the who spoke aroused
enthusiasm and Democratic votes
The Harrison and Morton Club OF the XVIIth
bly, District met last night in Germania Hail. West
Fiftleth-st., hear address the tariff question by
Colonel John Pierce
ssmeeting, under the auspices OF the Tarrytown
Republican League Will be held at the Opera House
| Tatryt0wn, tonight Addresses will be made By the
Rev. I. o. L. Williams A. w. Tenney, Edward T.
Loyatt d. Ogden Bradley, Lucus Il. Yale and W. A.
Durham
DR.. d. p. St. John Roosa OF this city, who Is now
abroad has always taken the lveest interest In politics
Tn latfar xspfff
Polk Pierce and buchanan bring us to the edge OF
ruin, must always be opposed the party OF which
they the leaders l keep myself Informed OF cur
affairs at home. / sail from Bremen September %
hope l shall arrive In time to say few words espe
cay those who have been before this cleo
ton"
The Republicans OF Pottersville. Warren County n Y
have organized the Republican Club OF Pottersvle
nrst organization OF its kind attempted that neigh
borhood. IL now has membership of seyentynve and is
growing. The officers j. b. MUS, president; H. j.
Hicks vice president; j. Wells secretary; j. H. Whit
ney corresponding secretary.
willis /. Browne wus nominated for Asscmbymnn nv
the Republican convention OF the Id Assembly District
| Of Queens County, at Jamaica, l.. l.. on Thursday
The Young Mems Protection Club OF the XVIII As
semby District organized at No 352 West Thirty.
hfthst on Thursday night. Meetings will be held on
each Thursday night during the canvass
AZ big and ublant Republican meeting in Pater
last night the presence the platform pres
dents of twenty venerable citizens voted for Tippo
canoe Harrison In 1910 made impressive sight Tha
| principal speaker was John A. Kasson. Of Iowa.
Carlisle, Penn, sept 2I-rne campaign was formally
opened In the Cumberland valley night with large