New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Harrison AMI Morton Irish American Protection
Club OF the XVIII Assembly District has been ofganfeo
nv p H. Spellnan, veteran worker for Henry George
during tho campaign Of 1886. They meet at Twenty
arst-st and Thirdove. James Williams Is vice-prcsi-
dent James Keegan secretary and Robert Jones treasurer
John c. Graham is laying plans for a large Anu'Frce
Trade Club in the XXIId Assembly District Although
an Irshman he will not connne his iaoors 70 mat
nationality but will try all sorts and conditions
OF democrats.
The regular weekly meeting OF the Harrison and Nor
ton Battery Of the XvIIh Assembly District held sat
urday night at Nnthave. and Fiftleh-st was largely
attended George w. wsnmaker presided The speeches
were loudly cheered. George W. Guthrie, IL. A.
Matthews and Mr. Maxwell delivered instructive ad'
dresses number OF members were enrolled ana IL
announced that in future meetings VIII DC hea eNe5
Friday evening
The Republicans OF Cheshire Conn, raised log cabin
Saturday afternoon. Speeches made by Secretary OF
State Hubbard and G. W. Judd, Of Wallingford
W. d. Guthrie, Of the well-known law frm OF Seward,
DaCosta Guthrie is doing effective work for the Re
publican County Committee as campaign speaker lie
appears four meetings almost every week IL
is new Mr. Guthrie but the committee say that
he has with great success.
canvass OF the employees Of the Seventh Avenue
RAILROAD Company was made the other day Over 300
men, according Secretary Fassett Of the National Com
mtee found 70 be supporters OF Harrison ana Nor
ton
The Hungarian Republican Club Of the Xth Assembly
District last Monday evening at the clubs room No.
10 Avenue H. The foll.wng officers have been elected
President H. Buxbaum vicepresidcnt Adolph Hlrschei
secretary H. j. Weiss financial secretary. Morris Lev
kowtz treasurer. d. Frank sergeantatarms s. Schwaz
L. w. Habercorn. Of the National Committee. first ad'
dressed the meeting II. C. Beauchamp then spoke lie
was followed by c. Otto Beae, who addressed the meeting
In German The CLUB already has over one hundred men,
bcrs and confidently expects To Increase It's numbers TO
az least two hundred and nifty Arrangements were made
for a meeting on Angus, 81, when speakers from the
National and State Committees will be present
At the meeting Oft no ooS'ea n mepuo-
lican Club OF tho XIth Assembly Dstiet
held last Monday night at No 400 smth'ave''
about forty new members enrolled. ii. A. Matthews
the Irish orator. present. and gave some wholessme
advice and quoted statistics showing that the coorea men
are on right side. His remarks were received Win
hearty applause. -, WV,
The Harrison and Morton Minute Men OF the Xlxth
Assembly District were organized last Tuesday night The
following were elected officers T. s. Hardy president
~ Uolsted vice president: Joseph Egan. secretary.
c. c. shaync Of this city has received petition sencd
by over hundred Of the leading citizens OF galway
Saratoga County N Y. his native place inviting MN 70
address them the tariff question on August 20 MI
shayne has accepted the invitation
The Italian Citizens Association Of the XVIII Assembly
Dis,lct bas formed a Harrison and Morton Campaign
Club at No. 80 West Thirtyxhst, with these onicers
Giuseppe r. 2. Vitalone, president; Francesca fersco
vice sdent; Gerardo Maresea secretary Franccsc'
savaese treasurer nnd Francesca Esposto scrseantss
| arms $500
A New-York Democratic newspaper recently puoishes
an article saying that the Harrison and Morton psnne
OF the Iyth Assembly District Republican Campaign
Club OF Jersey City had been attsched by the make
for debt. This is attempt to make campaign capita
out OF a rdicuously small matter The nag was raise
before the paint Dry and had to DO taken down D.
the maker be rcpanted. 1t is utterly untrue that
was attached for debt
new, and as Henry C. Ayme OF Chicago says IN
test" campaign document is being distributed among tn
Republican clubs OF this city 1t bears the unAhswerap!
figures showing the paid In this country ana w
same wages paid In England workmen In over sevent
trades The average In this country Is loo per cen
higher on the opposite side Is the price OF the neees
s!tles Of life including clothing that can be bought
England and here for 81 so.
The Charles +. Binder Republican Association. OF IN
XIXth Assembly District which took such an acuve par
in the campaign OF 1884, met Friday evening I" NO Us
Eichth.ayc. 70 reOrranize for the coming esmpals"
Samuel NJ IAppncott was elected Temporary chairman
and p H. Dunn secretary The club expects 70 orrsnif
ms company lsneers and 70 number over one nuhose
men The next meeting Will be al the same place o.
Friday at o'clock -
Webster N. Y, Aug 10. +. Williams OF hoche'
ter gave an able address here last evening IN MASON
nera House TO rousng Republican meeting Aftcr IN
meeting several complimened he speaker upo
his mastery argument for Protection Inc OUTLOOK
Webster Is fine There IS large Republican CLUB hei
AMI daily assurances received from Democrats VINO 81
rofus 10 vote for Harrison and Morton.
louisville. KY, Aug. 10 (spccial).-The hepuonca
State Executive Committee held iu nrst meeting mere