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


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The protective Tariff Club Of the Fourteenth Ward was
formed wednesday night at the rooms Oh tne i0O'
League. NO 81 Fourth-ave, with Andrew j. McOivhcy'
President; Thomas X. Davidson vce-pre'ue"'' l. -
Lanucv secretary, and II. Brelsacher treasurer
The meeting Of the Irish. American Republican central
Organizatloa Thursday evening at No 1913 Bowery was
largely attended NJ p Murphy presided and General f. r.
Miller General DonIs f. Burke and A. MofINhsh"h WIZ
the speakers. -
Tho Anti Free Trade Campaign Club OF the XVlth A.
scmJly District composed largely OF irish americans n'
Thursday evening at No 2l3 East Tweny-thrd-s T. H.
spclman presided There are now $50 members Oh '"e
roll.
4 Harrison and Morton bannerrslsing Mt No 80 Eas1
Eishths, Thursday evening attracted large ero"''
Stirring spen,hes were made by the Rev George W. Pep
per- Major J. c. shoup Thomas c. Mack ana Coohe'
james Iairman.
The Grcacen Battery, 200 members, held an excellent
meeting Thursday night Hanks Hotel No. 431 Ninth
ave william F. Barclay presided and srccche, were made
by Professor Adams T. c. Lee. Charles H. Hartman
and Others.
The Harrison and Morton Campaign Club OF the lta'
ian Citizens Association OF the XVIII Assembly District
100 members had an interesting meeting Thursday night
at No 316 West Thirty-siShs. The speakers were r.
p. Yitaone Cephas Brainerd IT,, L. C. Lee NooefO ~
Greacen and Professor John Adams.
Tho North side Republican Club Of he Twenty-thlrd
Ward held q ma. mcctng at No 2G61 Third ave Thursdy
night Eine, Han the speaker Of the evening
The East d. Eepu'l club met Thu'sia7 night ut NO
1i53 F,gstavc. and listened 70 q address by Peter X
Doyo The club has now secured quarters at No lAe3
Firstavo which will hereafter be open every night.
meet nc wa rei Thurday ght 40 Rhenwalfs casino
nc Er!ty-eehths and East River under the auspices OF
the IIelI Gate Republican Campaign Club. Addresses
were made by James X. Magic OF Iilhoi' AAeNS"u''
: Eoeenthal and Gustave Schlessingcr
The XIXth Assembly District Republican Club met last
night az its rooms. Thrdaye. and Fiftyninth-st The
Speakers were General ). V. Pratt and Dr. o. s.
Burton
An enthusiastic crowd that completely nled AyenueA
from Seconds 10 Four'h that the horse cars had to
Dee STONED Gathered Thursday night 70 witness the raising
Of handsome banner by the Nth Assembly District Ke
public club. Tho banner was swung to the breeze
about 30 great cheering After the banner'TaSng
those OF the crowd who could get into Coneorda Hail.
~ 80 Avenue A. listened to some eloquent speeche'
by Justice Patterson. Coroner Eidman C. otto Baese'
Henry c. Botty Martin Haupt exAiderman Erhart ana
eN-Congressman and Colonel Clark L. Carr OF quincy
III. Henry n. Ta'pht presided.
The Rel white and Bllc Railway Club held an en-
husa ic meeting az it, headquarters No 81 Fourh'aVe
Thursiay evening. President Henry Atmer presided and
John II. Pierce C. \. L. Goldey and Farmer Dean made
effective speeches This IS young but rapidly growing
club, composed Of stalwart material.
Tho Republican club of the IXth Assembly District |
now 325 members and Is constantly receiving ac-
~.lons TO - ranks An openalr sSmeeng was held
Thursday evening heaiQuarcrs AMI eloquent addresses
ce delivered by Colonel Jacob Kcmplc, Of the Republican
state Committee Of West Virginia, and Captain Hugh !
Coleman. # the Goth Regiment
Leonard Moody o; Brooklyn, at his country homo In
East Pttston, Maine, has organized thriving Republican
club
Es-Congressman John Fnory, OF Chicago, "a coming /
here to help Harrison and Morton lie will speak at the
big Republican meeting at the Polo Grounds.
The ia Assembly District branch Of the Irish American
AntfCcycaui and Protective League, was organized on
Thursday evening at No 80 New Bowery. By p j. Hay
byrnc John Ieary was selected chairman; Maurice /
Murphy yiccchairnan; john j. Niece secretary; John
Murphy treasurer and John j. Lee SergeanLatArmS.
4 Republican club was organized Monday night by
Italians OF Brooklyn az the Waldo House. Unionst and
Hamilton ave-. with membership OF about 80, and IS to
De- known a. Tie italian Republican Club Of the City OF
Rrookyn Officers werc elected and the club will meet
every Monday evening.
q.e WIN Assembly District Harrison ana Morton /
itey held an their hall, ftieth
H. and Nuthave last evening. About 300 voters vera
present 1870 Of whom members of the battery. jewell
King AMI George u. McCamont delivered addresses on
The mistakes Of Cleveland" The battery Will parade /
next THURSDAY night, with eighty sunner', twenty-five
onccrs anl ski ound'r gun. CaptIin George w Wana
maker VIII march with his command In review before the
state and National Headquarters.
The Harrison and Morton Vicinity Club Of the XIIlh /
Assembly District their first picnic last night at
Kcssors Manhattan Park. One hund e1and nfy nithst
aud Eighthaye. Before the ADJUSTMENTS began meet .
ing was held at which speeches made by Cephas .
'minari u. James X Macoe. Of Illinois, and Frank I
Farrell formerly secretary Of the Central Union.
\ Harrison and Morton banner will BE- raised by the .
business ot the With Assembly District In perryst,
year Fourh-st. this evening at o'clock The meeting
Nn be- addressed by G. G. Shayne and others.
Mati,aWan. ~ " Sept. IA (Spccia- There was q rous
opening q he Republican campaign here last ni2ht
Dbbes Onera house. the meeting the clubs OF
E!shln Landing AMI Mat'ctw&n combined III torehlght
aralc. headed By Rohcly's Band. The opera house
which holds 800 people. packed to oycrowing The
chairman Of the meeting Assembyman willard H.
asc and he Introduced The F!shhIu Landing Gee Club
which sang a lively campaign song Then Judge Fitch
4 New-Yolk. and Judge Brennan. Of Iowa, spoke
Saratoga sept. IA canvass OF those attending the
National Wholesale Druggist Associations meeting here
hows that - favor Harrison and 81 for Cleveland
ChDfaw. :. G., sept 1.-THE Republicans Of Chester
od County held Harrison and Morton ratification
Meeting hero Tuesday neh which was n grand success,
'he meeting was called order by d. Biakeney
speeches were made by Mcs-rs Campbell Brown, Shrcws
ury and Mcfarland. Stirring resolutions were adopted