New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

All those in favor OF re.cstablishng and fostcrtns
American shipping in the interest OF American labor are
invited to attend openair meeting at Wall
Street Ferry Monday evening. at 80 D. m. John b.
Robinson OF Pennsylvania Edward A. Sumner OF Min
nesoa and Colonel John II. Pierce OF Chicago will ad-
dress meeting. jeremiah Murphy, the Working.
mems Protective Association o. the LIST Assembly District
will preside.
The Republican County Convention and mass meeting
for Bergen County, N j. IS be held Hackensack
Opera House to-day at D. m. william Walter Phelps
and Wilbur A. Nett presden. OF the New-Jersey state
League, arc to speak
or relies OF the 1874 campaign, Cornelius Van Ness Of
No. 39 LenoNave. has found one which has been used
booknark the family Bible since that time.
1t is badge OF the Ninth Ward Protective Tariff men.
worn convention of the Democratic Clay
Cubs in NewYork City, October 80 1874 and bearing
picture Henry Clay adicssin labor the subject
OF the tariff Unless all signs fail Democratic workers
taking lively interest in the protective tariff
they did the elder Harriscns tne, and one disa,-
10 the party OF free trade.
The Republican clubs OF Carlsbad, N. j.. al.
dressed on Thursday by Abe Grubei, OF New-York
Tho Colonel s. v. r. Cruser Campaign Club
ganzed "Wednesday eveniDg, with James f. Grill as
president; James Mallon president; Jesse Newman
treasurer; and d. shaw, secretary. Meetings be
he'd every Tuesiay and Friday evening at No 3O3
West Thirtcepth.st.
C. L. shaync is doing good work for Harrison and
Morton, and plenty OF It. lie will speak tonight
Darien. Conn. three miles from Norwak. Next Tues
day he goes to Milbmn SATURDAY he will address a
massmeeting at Amsterdam, and october ~ he will
speak at Kingston.
Elmira. Oct - (Specis).-Two hundred and twenty
three voters employed by the Elnira Iron and steel
Rolling Mil Company signed paper to-day hdorsing
Protection and the Republican National candidate and
denouncng THE Elmra Cafette' Goyeror Hils organ,
for cowardy attack upon Jesse l.. Cooley. lifelong
Democrat and secretary and OF the Rolling NH
Company because he announced himself in Of Har
rison and Morton These comprise all the
tho mills and large number OF them have always been
Democrats
BlnghaTton, Oct. IL (Spccid THE Republican clubs
Of this city had their first orchllgr parade this evening
Although the weather stormy, than 900 torches
In line.
Poughkeepsie, Oct 12-Dr w. b. Derrick. OF New.
Yo&. addressed crowded and enthusiastic meeting last
night at the rink here.
Princeton, n. j., Oct IL tSpeciap-Profcssor Thomp
son. VI the University of Pennsylvania leetured toighs
In University Hall upon the taiG. During this visit 70
Princeton Professor the OF the Harrison and
Morton Club Of the College.
Easton. Penn. Oct II (Specal) The Republicans held
their first meeting here tonight. and rousing one
was A hundred and fifty Lafayette students marched
to the hall. making the streets ring with cheers Ok
Harrson. Harrison. Lafayette for Harrison" The
meeting was addressed by General Frank Roederer. Of
Easton. and Samuel Miller Of Mercer Couaiy.