New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


Tho Republican County Convention OF Essex County,
n. j., met at Newark yesterday to nominate candidate
for Register The convention large and enthusiastic
Colonel t. w. Davis chairman. dozen names
were placed in nomination, and Richard T.. COgan OF
IrviDgton, nominated the first regular ballot
Democratic opponent Jacob IIaasing, OF Newark.
c. c. Shayne the welknown merchant Of this city,
will address the Hatters and Furricrs Harrison and
Morton Club this noon. at No 103 and 105 Greenest.
Protection to American Labor and American Industries
Tho American Protective Tariff Association Of the
XXIvth Assembly District held enthusiastic meet
Ing at Hoeaer's Ho One hundred and (, rtyeigh:hst
and Willis ave-. Tuesday evening. at which H. A.
Matthews. the Irish Orator." and Anthony Murnlng-
ham. OF Boston, made addresses.
The Henry G. Perey Association will have banner
raising tomorrow evening at Its headquarters at Fifty
second.st. and Sixthave.
The Irish American Ant.Cleveland and Protective
League. OF the XIXth Assembly District, No 376 West
Onehundred and hfth-st. Is open daily from
in the morning to hafpast 10 in the evening for the
enrolment OF voters Nathan j. Cummings Is presi
dent. and W. j. Walters secretary.
A canvass OF the employees Of Wallace, Elliott Co..
Nos 11e to 100 Duanest. resulted as follows Reput~
icans, 80 Democrats. IL non-voters H.
Notwithstanding the attractions furnished By Tuesday
nights parade in Hoboken. Coopers Hall was crowded
with Republicans to listen to speeches by Mr.. II. Jowk
| OF The Philadelphia Bulletin George NJ. Dula, Of
North Carolina and others Mr.. Bula made strong
protective speech. and gave graphic description OF the
shotgun methods OF the Democrats in his State. He
and Morton the free trade issue. Brief speeches
were also made by Captain Graham. who presided.
Captain Cloke and others.
The Bowling Green Republican Club was organized
No. Broadway yesterday with these officers A, T.
Whitney, presidents L. ID. Deforest vice president;
James McMaser, secretary and treasurer over 200
signed the roll. The club expect to march on November
8 with 900 In the Republican demonstration The
club Is open every day Of 80 D. m.
meeting OF tho Custom House Brokers' Harrison
Morton Club will be held the United States Hotels
parlors. Fulton and Pearl sts. today at p m This
club four had membership Of forty six brokers'
this year Ia numbers $40 names
Two conventions will be held by Republicans at
White Plains Saturday. One to nominate candi-
represent the XVIII Congressional District In
the place Of w. g. Stahnecker Dem the other to
nominate candidate to represent the I'D Assembly Dis
trlct Of Westchester County
The Empire City Republican Club had a crowded meet
ing last night when able and instructive address was
delivered by Demore Elwell The club, which was es-
tabshed June 90 numbers upward Of 400 men,
bers. most Of whom railway employees Colonel
Cruger is its roll OF honorary membership.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Harrison and Morton
Club Of the XXIId Assembly District held last night
at No. 1,471 Frstave. James Kehoe presided +. S.
Ketchum, J. II. Mead, John Cray Boyi and G. II.
Murray were the speakers
The Republicans OF Elizabeth. N. j.. held big out
door demonstration Tuesday night. in the shape OF
orchlight procession. The houses along the line OF
march brilliantly Illuminated.
The members OF the Retail Dry-Goods Protection Club
will debate the Tariff question with number OF Demo-
Gratis at the Chimney Corner" at Twentyah-st and
Sixth-ave, this evening.
The With Assembly District Hungarian Republican
Club organized at No SO Attoneyst last night and
goo names were enrolled in short time All Of the
members citizens and have heretofore voted the Demo-
cratic ticket but this they for Protection and
will the straight Republican ticket. The club
formally ratified the nomination Of julius Schwartz. for
member Of Congress from the With District Mr.
Schwartz delivered a stirring address. L. Alexander
was elected chairman. The other speakers Alex
ander Rosenthal Charles Louise NJ. shnkocz and Jere
mah Murphy. The club expects to have 500 members
by November o.
A man connected with James McCreery B. Co.. writes
that the made in The Times" Sunday
there not "a Harrison in that establishment is
false There are. he adds, "a Republicans stated In
The Tribune October Z.
The employees OF the New-York Newspaper Union, Of
Leonardst Democratic oonern took q vote
Monday. the result being Harrison 20, Cleveland 81
meeting OF iron workers at Hotze's Assembly Rooms
No. 2o3 Bowery Monday passed resolutions declaring
that the expenses OF this city s10000,000
greater than In tho Of Tweed that money
not used for public improvements but diverted
entirely Into the pockets Of Democratic oice holders
and that 1t the duty Of all workmen to embrace this
opportunity change the administration of this citys
affairs by voting the Republican ticket especially
that party had shown true appreciation Of labor rights
by nominating for Sheriff John W. Jacobus. working
man himself and friend OF labor.
Banner. Reply to Grover Cleveand's Free Trade Mes
sage. and Honorable Roger Q. Mss Free-Trade BILL"
has Just been published by Captain Edwin J. Virtue
The Patriot Poet of Philadelphia"
william L. Allen, influential member OF the County
Democracy OF the IXth Assembly District has resigned
member of that organization and announces his intention
OF supporting Sheriff Grant for Mayor.
Al one OF the MONDAY meetings OF the Wholesale Dry
Goods Republican Club last week, the speakers
who a stranger In this city asked how many men
had voted for Cleveland In 1884 but vote
for Harrison this year Forty Republicans raised
their hands TO the question
Dr. c. 7. Nordqulst Republican nominee for Coroner
Of Westcheser County has issued challenge 10 his OBJ
poDents present any tangible why should not
be elected IN the interest Of the taxpayers. He also
makes this significant claim for consideration while
he held tbs ONCE from 1879 1853. his bills amounted to
January 1884 to January, 1885, charged $1,000 o. Dr.
Noidquist promises that n elected he will avoid
ing OF unnecessary nquests. and making unnecessary
charges and otherwise materially reduce the expenses OF
the once.
Rome. N. Y. Oct II tspeciaD.-A Republican mass
meeting was held here to-day and was a great
parade Of horsemen and citizens place
Great enthusiasm prevailed. The speakers George
NJ. Dewey Of Michigan; Colonel Albert d. Shaw OF
WATERFOWL and General George II. Sheridan.
Richmond. Ind. Oct. II tSpecal -Notwi outstanding
the incement weather Of the last week fully 10000
people at the great Republican rally held at Cam
bridge City to-day. william Mckinley, who wss blled
to speak, unable to be present account OF sick.
ness but the multitude was entertained by Ex-Governor
Potrer and General IIovey
New Haven. Oct IL (Spocial. business and working
men OF this city tonight organized campaign club which
Will hold daily meetings until the close OF campaign
II Is proposed the large factories and hold short
aoon.dsy meetings The club numbers about 400 and tho