New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Tho Ginger battalion Of the XIth Assembly District
will meet this evening for drill at the old Round
Uouso Fourth.aye and Thirtythird-st Alderman
James G.. McMurray is the major commanding
The Republicans OF the Fourth or West Side Ward OF
Mount Vernon held large and enthusiastic meeting az
tho campaign clubs headquarters Thursday evening
Colonel Henry Huss, president presided The telling
speech OF the evening delivered by Joseph warwick
Of Brooklyn Other brief addresses made by local
speakers.
J. f. C. Blackhurst a lawyer at No IL Wall-st, called
Tribune Office Saturday and desired TO leave $500
$500 against the alleged standing OFFER OF All Ansonia
gentleman published in The Sun" on Thursday OF
81 600 to $500 Cleveland and 500 to be sent to the
Florida yellow fever should the Ansonia man
materalize with his cash"
canvass was made Saturday among the merchants,
salesmen and porters who In business In Readest
between Greenwich and West Tho preferences OF
only voters were asked for and the result was Harri
son and Morton. 81 votes Cleveland and Thurman, 49,
special excursion train the Erie Railroad brought
over 500 people from SusQuehanna aud intermediate
stations To this city Saturday. taken on the
train gave tho following result: Harrison, 90; Cleve-
land 50; Fisk IL; Belva Lockwood, 1. journalist
and a clergyman made the canvass.
meeting OF the Harrison and Morton German Repub
lican Club held Friday evening az No 1871 Allen
The hall filed with enthusiastic German Repub
Leans who earnest in their attention the speakers
OF the evening: julius Schwartz, William Tanning, jr
Walter Logan and Henry Melville
The immigrant ticket carrying the buyer from Wash
ngon TO the lIeadwater Spring, Salt River the Ceve
land DownIIill Underground Railroad which The Trb-
noticed recently OF the witty product Of
the campaign ia meeting with wherever circu-
lated The campaign clubs buying lots of them for
distribution and railroad and drumniers putting
them whtre they will do the most good At the pub
shers No. 20S East Thirty slxh.st, demands
stantly coming in and the receipts devoted to the
furtheranco Of work for Harrison and Morton.
A. meeting Of workingmen held on Saturday evening
in the lid Assembly District No. 90 Bowery,
tons were adopted indorsng protection American
nv fha nhairf Col
Denis Mclaughlin and Major I. Connolly.
Helena, Mont, Oct (SpeciaD.-The Republican
demonstration last night large affair elabo-
scale and widest enthusiasm prevailed. The
procession was over mile long Delegates Butte,
Anchor Deer Lodge, Boulder and Marysviie among
the number In the line, containing 10. 900
Iarrsons name the signal for vociferous applause
The Opera House crowded almost sufocaton and
addresses made by Congressional Candidate Coiter
and local orators. An overflow meeting held la
the open afr account OF the immense crowd that
could not get in the Opera House. The principal
speech was made by Ex-Governor Sherman, OF Iowa
Philadelphia, Oct (speclal). -Rchard Esterbrook,
millionaire proprietor OF the Camden pen factory ap.
peaed before Judge Hugg OF the Camden Court yesterday
morning and sworc out naturalization papers Twenty
three years ago he declared his intention Of becoming
citizen. lie will vote the Republican ticket
Greenwich Conn. Republicans have Just organized q
club with DR.. l.. r. Jones as president. Among the
members Is President Il. H. johnson, OF the Edison
Electric Light Company.
There are nearly Of political banners floating in
Stamford. The latest one was raised by the Lincoln
and Sumner Colored Republican Club
Perth Amboy n. j., Oct THE celebration and
raising OF the Perth Amboy Republicans Friday
night was the largest and successful witnessed
In that part OF New-Jersey. Three beautiful Harrison
and Morton banners raised. Visiting and home
clubs formed large procession and the city ned
with people from the surrounding country. Thousands
crowded the streets and the approaches Hotel
trail where the speakers stand erected packed
Eloquent speeches delivered by the one armed
veteran, Senator Neyins and by T. A. Summer OF Min.
neapos The Scandinavian Republican Club raised one
banner OF their and turned out 200 strong Perth
Amboy beautifully Illuminated
Philadelphia, Oct (speca)--C J. Jackson. ma ster
workman OF the National Textile Trade Assembly, No.
100. knights OF Labor. and lifelong Democrat has re.
signed his position take active part In the political
campaign the Republican side.