New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

From canvass made among the $50 voters in ,hC
employ Of H. B. Clahn CO.'S wholesale dFygoods house
800 have enrolled az members the Wholesale Dry Good
Tarrl.ln AMI Motion CuD a: s headquarters. No. 1924
broadway
Tho Harrison and Morton Log Cabin Club OF the Ivh
Assembly District Jersey City, has decided TO organize
uniformed company In connection with the club
SPECIAL meeting VIII be held tonight to enroll the names
OF those wish Join tho company.
James Chapman the Democratic Jersey City lawyer
who recently announced his intention Of supporting Hsr
rson and Morton viii deliver address before tho LIST
Assembly District Republican League giving his reasons
for his change o. politics
branch of the Irish American tl-Ceveland and Pro
ecve League which John Dewey president has beer
organized in the XIXth Assembly District by Martin
Cummings with more than 100 members public meet
ing will be held evening at $40 West One-hun
drci- and twenty nfth-st.
There about 100 rishmen in the village OF Chester
Orange County engaged in raising onions and potatoes
6. NJ. thinks majority Of them be over tc
the Republican party ard exJuige John Brennan Of Iowa
Is going there TUESDAY to try to do 1t.
John Dewey says that Harrison will receive 1000 more
Irish votes I'm Buffalo than Blaine did.
The Manhat'anvlle Republican Campaign Club Is now
in good working Order and expects to give good account
before the campaign closes The permanent
gani1aton Of club perfected at Ninh-avc
and One hundred and twenty fthst and grand rally will
be held. The officers President Samuel Col
Inns vice president. g. r. Kenvood; secretary. A. r.
Little; treasurer, d. X. Little; and sergeant-atarms.
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the roll.
The Hamilton Republican Club meets every Friday
night at the Coleman College Hall, No 20i one
hundred and twenty rfh-st last Friday were
dresses by w y. Guthrie and IT, 4. Mathews The hail
Is u the lares part tho city vet not only
worc all the seats taken but fully 200 men stood mp
around The scs ~ thc am tho doorway Both
adlfosscs were appreciated rs the dcrcrvoa
PuSin'ss is brisk ~ The Republican Sa'e Committee
rooms IN tho Wclon Building Jcrsor CITY There are
Inc numbers 90 callers every day Secretary
Nelson Is kr' busy lie that encouraging reports
are being received daily froa MI sections OF the State
and that tn nr rect FOR tte Republicans Carrying the
s'ne was Hcy'r bcf 20 bright Prohibition Republicans
returning thor allegiance and constant
acceesions Ok focc LON Democrats the ranks Orcan.
za,ion Is being Effected rapidly and thoroughly IA every
county and scrfan fa that about third Of Tho
membership Of an tho nenly organized clubs s composed
II democrats who favor protection.
TIL, Eopubcen club 81 nov T., clei. wiz hofl meonr
at 'h'r club room o. t:ans To-day and elect dce.
gates ol attend The county convention OF
r1ualirar' white Tlalls "Wednesday tho purpo'o
Of Drc'f'. jog permanent C'uny Io0cue.
A HeIuD. can club gonil' Tueelny nl7ht m
the Win Assembly District Fairs Garmanla Hall
No. lGs Boacon-ave.. jersey City largo number OF
voters many 81 them Democrats enrolled their namcs
A. Rouse acted chairman and NJ HODGES secretary.
Speeches were made by L. s Brown, Richard J. Nlon
and John H. Mchuli0' A permanent organization VIII
be effected wednesday.
\ ncr..ag 81 thas nourishine campaign club Of the
XIXth Assembly District tho Charles Bruder rancers
was hr1 lass nirht ~ No os7 Tichthnyc. Though n
only heir second moong many vcrc added
to tho roll bring The total $50. < ~ Linpen-
cots presided ana announced that the election OF r,a,
men. oGlccrs would hc hold Friday evening Gcorro
W Hamilton Of the county cnmmit,co made m ailro-s
David Tavlor encouraging account Of the fcolnc
among ,he Vote. Of the dry Goods district
The Down Town Republican Club. OF No. $50 Nassau.