New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
NOTES OLE LIE CANVASS.

meeting Of Insurance Mems Harrison and Morton
Club will be held Tuesday. at No. 1j6 Broadway az
4 o'clock. A call has been issued. signed by over zoo
insurance Of this city. for the Of forming
permanent organization and cectng permanent officers
j. Skinner Of No. 81 Libertyst. who has charge OF
the movement. ald TO Tribune reporter yesterday .
Seycntyve per cent of the insurance men Of this city
Harrison and Morton and 10 cent Of those
who have signed this call acknowledge that they voted
for Cleveland IN 1884. but now enthusiastic for uarr
and Morton"
The delegates from wcstchester the coming County
Convention at White Plains are Byron Conkln' IT,,
Rudolph Fitzpatrick Robert j. Bolton, Henry C. Hen
dcrson and Joshua MalleL
Tho Mail and Express Harrison and Morton Club
had large and enthusiastic meeting last evening at No
80 New. Bowcry Secretary Iylaud enrolled twenty new
members Colonel Nathaniel Mckay. General J. II.
Warwick and Colonel j. {. schagp made speeches.
There were a Thousand w6fkingmen 40 the penair
meeting held last meeting Watts and Hudson -ts organ
lied and presided over by jeremiah Murphy the labor
leader r. o. Wiley 81 Wisconsin, aud exAssemblyman
David b. llcaly the speakers
The Harrison and Morton Campaign club Of the XIth
Assembly District met last night az No LIZ Broadway
Many present than could obtain seats and con
siderable enthusiasm mincstci. The meeting wa
addressed b. Andrew Powell John +. Baker and H. A.
Matthews. known as the " Irish oratot"
The Irish American Anti Cleveland and Protective
League OF the XXI1Id Assembly District will have an
opcnair meeting this evening at Thirdaye. and Onehun
drcIand nfth-st az which John Dewey Michael Bresn,
The Eleventh Ward Citizens Benevolent Association
held It's weekly meeting night No. 1870 Cannonst.
John H. Hcinzelman presided and speeches the tariff
were made by General J. V Pratt Joseph v Nunel ami
Mr. Uenzcman This is a social club which has taken
up the OF protection. 1t has $50 members many Of
them being Hebrew workingmen Many OF The members,
Including tho president voted Tor Grover Cleveland in
1854.
-Four or I've hundred people at ended meeting last
night Of the Independent Worl mems Association OF
the Ist Assembly District. held Watts and Canal St.
jeremiah Murphy presided. Ser al Clark T. Car
David Ieay and Colonel Jacob IA pie made convincing
speeches at the tariff and other campaign issues
The Hamilton Republican Club OF the AINth Assembly
District held meeting, which was largely attended at
NO 264 West One hundred and tvs h-st, last
ing Effective speeches. setting forth clearly the issues
Of the campaign made by John Brennan. OF Iowa.
Captaln Hugh Coleman General Denis H. Burke, and A.
Monahan.
John c. Graham. the contractor who lives n the
XXIId Assembly District, and has office 40 No. 2cl
East Eighty. iXthst has been buncd' By man Who
called him twice. Offering 70 bet $1,000 tina Cleveland
would carry this State by $4,000 majority Mr. Graham
put $1,000 that he would not carry the state by
j. 600 The fed
The Colorel Mems Republican Club OF MoVt Vernon
held rousing meeting Thursday night and the members
rcpcdgcd thcmclyc, work earnestly among their breth
rem for votes for Harrison and Morton, AMI Protection
American Homes ana America, Iudu,tfles" the motto Of
the club Addresses made By J. Hampton White,
the Rev. Mr. Derrick and Captain C. J. MhiorL
H. was stated ia Newark THU ~day hat subscription
napor headed Benefit Association" has been circl.
iard I'm the Post Oficc, custom House and Internal
Revenue once there every beng expected
tribute not les sthln $40 No benefit is named ana f. il
the money is Intended for the Democratic
campaign fund.
About one hundred Of the "Od vets" who voted Tor
Od Tppccanoc' in 1870 met at the Union League
Newark THURSDAY and effected organization for tie
support OF Harrison and Morton.
Tho Riverside Harrison and Morton Campaign Club held
wcattenl,d meeting Thursday night at it, hradluar
,ers Boulevard and Onrhund aud feminist The club
Is steadily gaining In numbers and nearly hall It's mem
bers are said have formerly either Democrats
followed Henry George The speakers Dr. David
II Bell and H. \. Matthews. both OF whom made vigorous
appeals for protection
A large nnd enthusiastic meeting held Thursday
nigh, Boulevard AMI sixty seyenths by the Harrison
aud Morton Campaign club Of the NIXth As mhy D,
tricL Ths club has 300 members and q number Of