New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
CLUB MEETINGS IN MANY PLACES.
MARKED INCREASE IN EARNEsTNEss AS TIL
FINAL STRUGGLE APPROACHES.

FINAL STHUGDLE afIhoNhCc'
The Harrison and Morton Colored Republican Club
OF the XVIIth Assembly District met 1851 n'sn' ~
NO. e57 West Forty -frsst and listened to addics'e'
by Jacob H. Smms and the Rev. ]. f. d. Smith, OF
Hudson Tho hall was crowded and the enthusiasm
manifested was a sufficient answer to any rumor Vi
detection in the ranks Of the colored Republicans.
A large audience gathered at Golden Rule Hall, NO.
1875 RvIngton-st, last night at the meeting OF the
Harrison and Morton Campaign Club Of the With AS
scmby District. The principal speech was delivered
by F. Jones, OF Newburs, who made an earnest ana
convincing appeal for a protective policy
The Bowling Green Protection Club, NO 5 Broad
wav. has begun series of afternoon meetings like
those OF the Republican Dry Goods Club The meet
Ings are 10 be held at $3.50 instead Of at noon.
Short speeches are to be made by prominent speakers
on the tariff and quartet and glee club VIII ieah
tho singing from the Republican Campaign songster"
The first of these afternoon meetings was held yes
terday and was attended by big audience from me
neg6Orhood r. whitney Prewasast on r 1ns ci oS
in large numbers last night to attend the meeting OIL
tho ninth Ward Rspu6caR Club IN ine seecs tSe
principal speaker, appealed to me audienco 10 mahe
every effort the OF the party OF protecuoh
Tho John Simpson Republican Association had
crowded meeting of workngmen last night in Apollo
HALL No lca Clintonst. J. II. Monahan, Of Buffalo,
L. Katzcnbcrg and Demore Eiwell delivered speeches.
the political situation
At No 325 East Eighth-st. last night the Harrison
and Morton Young Mems Republican Club atteniivey
listened to political speeches BY Morris W. Hart and
L. ". Wiley.
The XXth Assembly District Republican Club held
an enthusiastic meeting last evening at Linden Hail.
slxty-seventh.st. and the Boulevard. stirring
speeches were made by Alexander Caldwell and
Messrs. lyman, Bell and Owen
The workingmen's Protective Club had largely
attended meeting In International Hall, Twenty
seventh-st. near ThiTd-ave, last evening Peter
shcvlin pres died. Speeches were made by ). D. Bowen
and I. kctchum.
The East Side Harrison and Morton Protective Club
met at Botanic Hail. No 6s East Broadway, last even
Ing Four hundred straight Republican voters,
counting those who In the hall and those who
vainly struggled TO get In, cheeied the eloquent
81 &C. hes VIII oh made by tho Rev. Dr. W. II.
Derrick Colonel Ayme and others.
The good work that is being done by p. III. Spell
man in the XvIth Assembly District Protective Tariff
Club. which meets at No. 213 East Twenty thirf-st,
was evidenced by tho large audience that assembled
last evening listen 10 the speech Of eACongressnan
T. j. OIIaia of North Carolina. on the topics OF TIC
hour. Mr. spcllman states that he has now 297
members enrolled
A public meeting of the War Veterans Republican
Club was held last evening at No $50 East Onc-hun
drcd- and twenty ffh-st. John GRAY Boyd, General
Joseph {. Jackson and General Henry ~ Barnuin
the speakers.
GOVERNOR Hill. SIlAEPENS HIS KNIFE.