New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Republicans had big rally and mass-meeting az
Crawford n j. on the occasion of raising their hand
some Harrison and Morton banner on Tuesday evening.
Tho Wesfeld Harrison and Morton artillery and IN
fantry paraded through the town under the command
of Frank S. Miller.
the Fourth Ward in Long Island City is making exten-
siyc preparations big rally and mass meeting on
Tuesday evening in Koch's Hail. Astoria number Of
prominent speakers will be present
The Campaign Committee Of the Union League Clno
met last night in the club house The session was
short and was occupied with routine business
The Hamilton Club OF Harlem held lively meeting last
evening at its headquarters No2Gi East ehundreand-
Able interesting speeches made
by Joseph f. Hayden Oh washington anu SUMNER IL
Drew, Of New-Nork. -
kingston N ", tspecal).-The Republicans OF
Ulster County this chose the following dele.
gates TO the Congressional Convention Thaddeus Halt
Charles f. Cantne Jacob Lefeyer, Robert A. Snyder,
Theodore Mispaugh Phletus Carright Jesse Lyons,
G. b. Garrison Ashley w. Cooper, Frank Bennett
Newburg. n Y. Oct 3 Special. Judge wilkin, the
present Judge Of orange County, has thrown up the
sDonre and now admits that he will be out OF Office
January 1 on account OF age. 1t Will be remembered
that the Republicans recently nominated John j. Beate
OF warwick the Office and determined to test Judge
wilkins eligibility the latter elected The Demo
Gratis in convention Goshen to-day nominated William
Van Nance in Judge wilkins stead
A rousing Republican meeting held at Alendale
N j. I'm Archers Hail. Monday night f. Van
Tassel presided The meeting addressed by Colonel
Joseph A. Nunez and William Dudley Fouk. OF Richmond
Ind The principal in the illuminated
The Passaic Glee Club gave some good music
William Dudley Fouk, of Indiana, and Judge Mills Of
Westchester County, will address Republican rally TO
be- held in the wigwam in Tarryown this even
Inc under the auspices OF the Harrison and Morton
Campaign Club OF that place.
A Republican Workngmen's Campaign Club has opened
its headquarters at No. Broadway Meetings will be
held on "Wednesday nights.
General James r. o Beirne and Colonel Ayme, Of
Illinois are among those who Will speak at the Pro
lection meeting be held this evening In the Bleecker
Building, at Morton and Bleecker SITS.
on Monday evening the East Orange Republicans
raised q fine banner in Washington place. near Brck
Church station raising OF the banner was attended
by a parade Of all the clubs OF the neghborhood mass
meeting followed In the Park Rink OF Orange, presided
over by Surrogate Joseph l.. Mum, OF Essex County
The speaker evening John Fnnerty, Of Chicago
who spoke hour and half TO an immense audience
that packed the building to the doors
Washington Hail. Paterson packed Tuesday night
by largo crowd OF people TO hear Governor Foraker VINO
aroused the hrong OF Republicans to enthusiasm
Before passing to national he told OF the beneficial
effects Of highiccnsc Ohio, and urged NewJefsey Re
publlcans stand by that principle
The First bohemian Club Of the XXIId Assembly Dis
triet held enthusiastic meeting Tuesday evening ~
No 35s East Seventy sxthst Speeches were made by
c. Brainerd IT,, A. Keasky and ii. Frenomf.
The Central Protective League Of the XIIh Congrev
sonal District held It's first regular meeting Tuesday night
The League already numbers 100 MEMBERS about
half Of whom including the president were formerly
pomoeratA The onleers Of the League sses Ss-sdAns