New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
WHERE GOOD REPUBLICANS MEET.
MANY HOUSING MEETINGS HELD-ENTHCsIAsM
AND ELOQIENCE.

An overlooking meeting " ss held at No lss Eliza
beihst. last night the occasion being the ratification
II the nomination OF Charles v. TantOr for Congrc
IN tho Win District and Of George W. Wagner To-
Alderman In the TIA District. Tho meeting wa.
held under the direction of the Fourteenth Ward PRO
lectivo Tariff Cub, and pronounced success
Among those who spoke william H. Morris
James Madden and CHARLES Wagner.
An unusually enthusiastic meeting held las
night at No 345 Grand-st.. where the Hebrew Amer
lean Republican League has lis headquarters. Ad
dresses were mado by julius schwartz, H. Il. Won
Trunk and Alexander s. RosenthaL The League T.
composed Of twenty different Hebrew club, on IN,
East Side, which embrace IN their total membership
thousands of Hebrew supporters of Harrison and
Morton.
The Harrison and Morton Club % the XXIid As
semby District held meeting al rs rooms, No. AZ
First-ave., last evening. J. H. Mcyerhoz presided
speeches were made by Colonel 4. VI. Davis, Cha lcs
H. Denison Charles II. Murray, Henry Melville and
Job T. Hedges.
The Hamilton Club held wca,tcndcd meeting a.
their club rooms, No. 2Cf West One hundred and
twenty hfth-st, last evening. Able speeches wet
made by &. W. strceter Charles @. cronin, Colonei
sumner stiles. and James Otis Eoyt, the Congress
candidate OF the district
The Harlem Market Harrison and Morton Club. No.
100 East Ono hund cd and twenty fh-st.. held meet
ing last evening. C. +. Andrews presided. The large
audience listened to speeches by John T. Barber, A.
Brainerd Colonel Hawkins, and General Bussle
There a rousing Republican NEE ing at noon
yesterday In the big store at No. 1903 Greene-s at
tended by hatters and furcrs employed IN the neigh
borhood So many men crowded into the siore that
every foot of standing room occupied, ana big
crowd was turned back at the door Police Com
missioner John McClave spoke Tor half hour, and
appauded warmly. glce cub sang stirring
campaign songs. In store In the street where
thirty of thrty-scvcn employees voted for Cleve-
land four years ago, thrtyone men ont of tho thirty
seven Will vote for General Harrison November q.
Tho IXih Assembly District Association hid
enthusiastic meeting last evening at No. 100 Christie
pherst James Fox presided, aud eloquent speeches
were delivered by VI. u. Galagcr and Charles Turner.
The Gcrman-Amcricsn Iorrison and Morton club
met last evening at No. 1872 East Third-st. a large
number Of the club members attended the parade OF
the John }. oBrien Legion and tho meeting was
rather small IN consequence. Those present made
up In enthusiasm what they lacked In numbers
Speeches made by Frederick Bonner who spoke
In German and John 5. Baker
No. broadway was crowded last evening II
q meeting OF tine Republican Worhingmcn's Cam
laign club o. the Ist Assembly District. Thomas T.
shoehan presided, and A. c. Rankin, OF Pusburg, and
Joseph +. Hayden delivered interesting speeches.
The Harrison and Morton legion Of the XIXh As
semby District had a roUslDg meeting last evening IN
Denber's HALL One hundred and twenty scoond-st AMI
st. Nlcholas-avc Lewis j. Cook presided and secrc-
tsry Robert Charities enrolled sofae new members
after the SPEAKERS had had their say.
Jnmes Fox presided last evening at the Ninth
Ward branch Of the Irish-Amsricsn Anu-frseTrsde