New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

meeting OF the Republican Club of East Orange
held Monday evening Commonwealth Hall The meeting
was addressed by Colonel Fairman, b. W. Morrill, AMI
others.
The Irish. American Anti Free Trade Club OF Bridge
port ha, membership OF two hundred.
Tho r tents OF Tuckahoe, Nj. organized Harr.
son and Morton Protective Club Saturday. Dr.
Charles j. Nordqust elected president, Frederick w
Graft first vce-presdcnt David Wilson, second vice
president william j. Trace, secretary; Sss J. CLIFFORD
treasurer. An able speech was made by Judge Mills
0 Vermont
The German. American Republican Club will hold
mas. meeting evening Avenue.A and
Eighty sccondst Prominent speakers will address the
meeting.
Shea President OF the I'D District Republican
cub, waa presented by the California delegates at tho
Chicago Convention with painting showing sheep
which represents Oregon, butng Cleveland, who lies
SPRAYING on his face hands. 1t hangs In the club
rooms a. No 400 Pearlst
The Liberty Repuhlican club Of the With Assembly Dis
irct every Monday evening enroll members
The following officers were elected at the meeting last
Monday evening President william ID. Colin, first
president. william r. Farley; second vice-pesldert
Charles n. Jacobs treasurer Mr.. McGone financial
rotary, MI whelpey; recording secretary. Augustus C.
Bass sorgeaa. arms Mr.. Kane atsls1n, scrg ant-a
arms, John Courtney
w J.. Strong, the president Of the Dry Goods Repub
llcan Club In this city. will address tho Harrison and
Morton Club at seaoright. New-Jerscy-sublect d" no
lection"
A large ana enthusiastic meeting OF the East Side
Harrison and Morton club held al No l4s3 Frstavn
Friday evening Morris w Hart addressed the meeting
The membership Is rapidly increasing The organization
meets every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
A mass ting OF the Irish American Anu-Frce Trade
League Of the XVIII Assembly District will be hold at
No. 476 Ninth ave. this evening. A. L. Morrison. ot
Arizona, and John Brennan o. Sioux City, among
the speakers.
The Republicans OF lower wall-s,. flung Harrison
and Morton banner the breeze yesterday afternoon
without ceremony They hope have public meeting
some time In october.
large enthusiastic meeting q the Repubc cans Of,
the Win Assembly District held last evening nj
the Lincoln Club House. No 66 Clnton.psce Thirty.
six new added roll and resolutions
OF thanks to the Maine Republicans, offered by senate
Van Colt were unanimously adopted speoche. we're ma
by Mr. Ives Of NewYork, and J. Murray Mitchell aud
great enthusiasm was displayed
Pttsburg, sept IL Especially -Congressman payne Is
to have joint debate With eXChsirman W. L. Iienso
~ the Democratic State Committee In Butor County
on September 10, at Granscrs' picnic Weaver, the
Granger member Of Congress from Iowa is to preside
An-"nia, Conn., sept IL Special. The hanisom.st
banner In the Nsugatuek valley was swung across Main.
1T. In from Of the Opera House. by the Morrison ana
Morton Clut. Lao; night The club escorted Roswell g..
orr az Michigan, to the Opera House witch Was Ia ckoi
Mr. Horn presented tho Issues Of the campaign With
cearncss and In light that many wagering yotars
TO The SIDE OF protection This % manufacturers and
wage oarners will give good majority and
Morton
Columbus, Ohio, Sept IL Especially Ooyernors Ogesby
OF Illinois, ana Rusk OF Wisconsin, were among the old
rodeFs who yesterday on Governor Oe.srys ira n
vote was sacn showing Harrison TOO Cleveland 81,
Fisk l. Governor Itusk SAIL that Wisconsin would give
Harrison 20 600 mIor.W IL T. eonAion4 " Harrison
election.
carlisle. PENN sept II (speea--A large ana etausi
aste meeting Of Republicans was hcld last night At
Mt Holly, the homo NJ Mullen Eros the largo
paper manufacturers. Republican campaign club was
organized. with the following ocers President Charles