New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

boldly Tor Free Trade as VI 10
and declares that the lower the tariff duties the peeF IL
will be for the country.
The Republicans OF Little Falls, Passaic County N j.
on "Wednesday night organized Harrison ana Morton
club and enrolled sixty-sx names, and also formed
Township Protective Tariff Committee engage speakers
and circulate documents
The Republicans OF Flushing L. l. turned out in force
"Wednesday night and amid great enthusiasm witnessed
the raising OF handsome Harrison and Morton banner by
the Republican club. company OF 500 toFch-bearers
marched through the principal streets Of the town before
the baHner-raising. The Standard bearer A. j. Har
vcy, who raised the first Cleveland banner in Flushing
four years ago but whose admiration OF that reormer Is
thing OF the past Old War Horse" Ezra Tyler OF
College Point, conspicuous in named TiDpe.
which mounted a wagon.
The Republican Campaign Committee OF Brooklyn has
engaged headquarters in Monsguest opposite the Acad
envy OF Music fncin August TO December I.
literally signed circular printed in large type has
been distributed throughout Fanwood, N. j.. calling at
tention to meeting to be held July 90 at Excelsior
Hail. Scotch Plains Of those who without regard TO party
are willing TO support the Republican platform In the COM
Ing election.
Tho roll of the xvIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association is being steadily increased. Young men who
will their first ballot this fall and older men who
have been lifelong Democrats apply for enrolment every
day number OF these enrolled after the regular
mesting Of the association Wednesday night The
meeting was enthusiastic Addresses were made
by General Joseph G. Jackson and Colonel Tanner.
The Plainneld, n. j., Republicans have organized a
regular campaign club, taking the OF The Tippe
canoe Campaign Club" The club organized with
over one hundred members, and elected the following
officers President John Ulrich; vce-presdents, Judge
George G. Suydam, Manning Vermeule b. f. Conell and
C. II Rugg secretary n. W. Conway treasurer, j. W.
Murray, IT,. sergeantatarms Thomas c. Gricc; exec
utive committee Morgan Turton, William Claassen. "
w. Nash Joseph Racey. Marvin VI. Durham, Amos
Morett w. J. Ford and D. +. Higgins large wigwam
IS to be erected in the heart Of the city and 70 IL expected
that prominent speakers viii address meetings there
during the campaign.
The Downtown Republican Club met for organization
Wednesday az Room l. No. $50 Nassaust, and elected
the following officers Denis Shea Of the I'D District
PRESIDENT John p Nugent, Of the XIVth yice-presl-
dent; John Collins Of the WITH secretary; Frank j
Carroll, Of the Vth The object Of the organi
cation is further the OF the Republican party
ana its candidates, and give information 70 the resi-
dents Of the lower districts in regard to the campaign
An Executive Committee was appointed yesterday a.
follows: Amasa Thornton Philip Van Wyck, William
H. Towniey, John c. Dodd and William T. DAILY
Any organization formed defend protection which
may desire TO the services OF John S. Wheeler.
who illustrates his Tariff Talks" with fine stereoDtcon
views. should make application at once 10 The American
Protective Tariff League. No % West Twenty thirdst
Much Of Judge Wheees time is already spoken for and
early application be made In order to secure
dates
letter received from Rlchland. Iowa. states that a
Republican club been organized there with men,
bership OF ninety 20 start with 1t further says that
iowa Is up ana DONG Livery itpuOllNan II III lawn
OF protective tariff" No Democratic tariff farce there
large number Of the residents OF Wash
ington Heights the majority Of whom were
formerly Democrats, met at Temperance Hail.
in seventhave., between One-hundred and nfy-siXth
and hundred and hfty seventh ss Monday night
and Organized club to be known as the Washington
Heights Protective Tariff Club. General D. F. Burke
elected president; John McCulum- vice-presdent ;
c. r. Terwilliger, treasurer T. NJ. Wade secretary and
John Mcguire, sergeant alarms General Burke deliv
.bn fTa %
bill. and British free trade. Speeches were also made
by Messrs. McCullum, Terwiiliger and Murray.
The Republicans OF Mortified. Staten Island marched
in body, Monday night to West New Brighton and
assisted In the OF the Young Mems Cam
psign Grub Before starting g. CARLY presented to each
man a small American flag. upon which was the follow
ing Harrison and Morton motto Protection TO Amer
can Industries" Ant-Free Trade" Forward, March,
Tho Republican Club OF East Chester met at Mount
Vernon Monday night and organized fer active work
A campaign committee appointed to arrange FOR a
meeting to ratfy the nominations Of Harrison and
Morton Many who voted Cor Cleveland think the tariff
paramount everything else and have declared
themselves for tire Republican candidates
Frederick G, Isles No. 145 williaust says thahe
is authorized act agent FOR New-York business
pan will from 100000 to 100000 that Gen
eral Harrison will be elected President Here is
opportunity for Cleveland enthusiasts who bet
two to one on champion and declare they
find takers
large and enthusiastic meeting, composed chiefly Of
merchants in the Seventh Ward. held the head
quarters OF the Ivth Assembly District Republican Asso
citation. oil East Broadway Monday evening and
temporary organization Of the Harrison and Morton Cam
paign Club was effected. The following officers
elected: Chairman Alexander S. ROsentha vce-pres-
dent Lightenburg; treasurer, Samuel Leyenson
secretaries j. c. Eosenblum and Isaac Berman. The
club organize permanently the meeting be held
in Star Hall. No 165 East Broadway, on July 81. The
membership already exceeds $50.
large campaign transparency was raised on Monday
evening headquarters Of the I'D Assembly District
Republican Association No. 4G6 Pearl-st The trans
parency very large and handsomely painted one bear
ing the inscription Candidates President and Vice
President Benjamin Harrison, Of Indiana, and Levi p
Morton, Of New-York-"
H. K Thurber doing good service for the party OF
Protection by circulating admirable little campaign
addressed the wage OF the country 1t
in the coming Presidential election
In manner as clear as is convincing Copies OF these
circulars had for distribution by Republican clubs
private persons without charge by applying Mr..
Thurber His address IS West Broadway. Reaie and
Hudson SITS, New York
The Administration papers Thursday morning
ultngly called attention the fact that James Dugan,
hotel proprietor and leader Of the Cleveland Legion Of
the Ward, bluned Bernard Bign by offer
TO bet 800 TO $40 that Mr.. Cleveland would be re-
elected Tho Is that Bglin did hear OF DugaDs
offer until some showed him the item in the paper.
Yesterday Bgn found Dugan in Castle Garden and chal
lenged him TO make ouch bet When the money was
put up, MI Bglin said he would Ike TO bet 81 600 more
at the same odds Dugan went out 10 his mind
by trying to hedge. lie said Yer can't buf Barney
a much as thought yer could"
Republican clubs have formed both rubber
factories Of New Brunswick N. J., and members
thusiasuc for Harrison and Protection. Officers have
been elected and the clubs rapidly growing. In
few DAYS clubs will formed in other
The Republicans Of the town wide awake and
70 make a strong fight
The Irish American Republicans Of Bridgeport, Conn.
have voted tain copies Of the Exadton and Fish
Treaties for free distribution, that their countrymen
may see how American rights have been sacrificed.
The Buena Ridge Republican Club OF the Twenty
third Ward will hold business meeting this evening at
o'clock Walton-aye. and One hundred and hftethst
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Suburban Republican
Club held Thursday evening at Onehundred and
seventy seyenth-st and Vandcrbitave Fifty
bers enrolled. This club is ready 20 take hand
in the campaign and do good work formal opening
OF the clubhouse VIII be held next Thursday evening and
will Tho