New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
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Joined the corps Republican who helping fl,
elect Harrison and Morton.
T. J. sullivan Iilshman from Corr, who can talk
French like Partisan, has organized foufsng branch
Of the shAmercan Anti Free Trade League IVA
Assembly. District There are 100 members enrolled
jeremiah Murphy, labor leader Of considerable nau
ence, Will preside az massmecting Of workagun Of
Ist District, to be held this evening at the Bltory
At the headquarters Of the XVIIth Assembly Dl.trcs
branch OF the Irsh.Amercan abe League he
a rousng meeting last evening presifcd over BE- Don
mick Hesn, who has worked hard 70 make th.
the banner branch city. James r. Fos'er pfes
dent Of the National Republican League; J. Il. VAL
Captain r. II. McNamce. Judge John Brennan other.
made speeches, after which several added
to the roll.
meeting Of the Republicans Of IIasingsou- Hudson
held at B.rbut's Hail. Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose OF forming Harrison and Morton club sAtyegss
signed the roll. The following officers Rcle
elected: Robert Behr, president T. NJ p. Mills B. p.
Tompkins, T. T. Curry W. lie Furry, viccpscsidents;
Peter Young, secretary; Jones o. Dorand treasug,g.
Meetings will be held every week. and banner Will
raised In the Of days
handsome banner swung the breeze By the
pubcans OF Rosevillc, y. j., last evening. ro'iac.-
meeting followed and hundreds crowded hear
speakers the issues Of the day John A. Gibson, 4
Dover, and others addressed the meeting.
largely attended Republican meeting WAS held "a
South Orange y. j.. last evening, and stirring speeches
made by Judge Frank Fort and others judge Eos
matters
whose petition Congress FOR increased llG
finished and the discrimination by federal
officials In Of the foreign importer thIoWn
by the Democratic Congress.
Tho Young Mems Harrison and Morton Club OF tho
XIIth Assembly District met Last hight at No. 3j Eat
Elghthst and completed tho arrangement, for the ban
INCREASING which will place Thursday p 30.
several proHinea. Republicans viii address the Eeeua,
and there Will be display Of fireworks.
G. W. Dean. OF this city. real estate owner, has
cd IN /. hat sVl
York New-Jcrsey Connection: and Indiana T.. NJ.
Hornha manufacturer Of clothing az Nos. go. 672 and
GA Broadway, acts as stakeholder
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the Nlneteonh
Ward held meeting the club rooms, Third.aye. and
Flity-nInh.st.. last night NJ. C. Myan Call and VIII
lam Orlando Bourne tho speakers.
The Republican Club of the XXIIId Assembly District
had its hall NJ No a5O Thrd-ave nllcd 10 oyerfowlns
nlghs with audience listened with unusual
interest addresses by General r. F. Millen and H. \.
Matthews. The club has 400 members and Will so,n
organize uniformed corps.
4 fOusing ratification meeting held SpriIg
valley Y. Tuesdy evening when Republican
club formed with The following officers John Dunlop
the silk manufacturer president; first yiceprc-dcnl =.
VI. stewart and twenty other Nce.psesidents. Gress
enthusiasm manifested.
4 regular meeting Of the West side Republican Club
held Tuesday clu-hous, No ij5 Wess
seNcny.nrsts. Resolutions were aioptci mdor-.ns n'
platform and Short but Interesting speeches
made issues Of the campaign by Colonel j..
scph A. NewSon. Colonel Louis Il. Ayme. Of Chicae.
Henry l. Lanion Henry Lawrence and james /. Wand
Ing.
The Republican Club Of the town Of Flushing L. J..
held = regular monthly meeting ", lslay The cup
ioor was crowded overlooking. The nominations maj.
~ Saratoga ndogsed. D. II. Bui.en and T. u.
Baker appointed committee 10 form uniformed
battalion. Speeches made bv Henry W. Bal iwn.
samuel Il. Parsons the Rev. T. r. b. Reed Henry C..
Post AMI Others.
I. C. shayne and Colonel w ). Parkinson @. Balston
Spa \. y viii deliver actresses the citizens ~
RhinebecA the Hudson, the home Levi +. Morton.
this evening. They will speak the great benefits
Of larif for protection 10 American Industries
Tho Republicans Of E!latc.h y. j.. raised Harrison
and Morton In Broad WeIaedy. Colonel tai-
man a rousing protection speech, and veteran
Soldiers and Sailors League was organized
The Young Mems Republican Cuo OF West HaIlen
met on Wetnesla night No Al West one hundredan.
tventy.nfth After number " members hal been
elected, David b. scAles delivered an interest
ing address Protection AMI Prosperity, Free Ta-i
end Adversely
The High Bridge Republican Association organized
on "Wednesday night AIdegsons Hall No. 81 Lind ave,
and brief speeches delivered by CALGodey General
Denis f. Burke and f. {. Foster. James b. Ganaoa
was elected president Abraham Casey yIce-pres.cen';
Ben amin Carr, IT,, secretary, d. helix HAseran
! treasurer.
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Iiish.A American Ant
Fee.Trate League had special meeting on WcdEesdlY
evening az No.i4l Eighh-st. Captain p IL McNamec pre-
dlng. The presidents " th clu,, 4, IA different Assembly
Districts reported the work that Icing done and collie
appointed the different districts during
aud enable the OF the clubs that have
rot halls for permanent local heicqusrers 20 secure Them
n