New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

An enthusiastic meeting was held Friday night In
Parepa Hall 10 Republican club for campaign
work in Yorkvilie The Yorkville Republican Club was
orran,ed and tho following elected Presi-
dent General Charles H. T. Coils ytcepresden', j. NJ
Ferguson secretary c. c. Ra:tey corresponding secre-
ary r s. Alden treasurer, George w. Dederick
Tbe first Republican club formed at Bay Side, L.
L. was organized Tuesday evening under the name OF the
Richard c. Mccormick Republican Club, and about fifty
members enrolled. most Of whom have heretofore
been but cannot sani by the free trade tend
ences Of party This District which mas oeeh over
whemingly Democratic in the past VIII give Republican
majority A, the coming Tho officers OF the club
are: James Sinclair president; Frederic Storm vice
president George Bouse, secretary. ard Abraham Bell
treasurer.
Ata regular meeting Of the campaign committee Of the
Young Mems Republican Club Of the XVIlth ana kim
Assembly Districts Thursday night IL decided to call
the company Chsuncey NJ. Depew Pioneer Legion OF
the Young Mems Republican Club OF the ANlltn ana
XIXth Assembly Districts The following are the officers
S. r. McClair, chairman; c. r ConKiin secretary )
Charles A.. Groth, marshal
The lid District Republican League OF jersey CITY
held o meeting "Wednesday evening and elected the
following delegates and aeates the State Convention
at Asbury Park August Is Delegaes-Augustus Crever
ling Thomas Leather, L. D. Cassen, Charles kluye' ~
W. BENJAMIN, Charles d. Roberts III. j. Buchanan T. H.
opdyck and II. Erling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IIden
L. r. Marinus John Payne, r. S. Brown ana u H.
LOshen. Payne elected secretary ana Messrs
Jones Kuye representatives TO the County League
The Republicans ut Farmngdae. l. l., have organized
campaign with the following officers Jesse Merritt
president Charles r. Van Cott vcepFesident; John IL
Duryea secretary Alanson Van Co,t corresponding sec
rotary: John Allen treasurer. They expect to do good
work
The Republicans OF the XXIIId Assembly District Nv
ING near Avenue active club little over
week AGO, which they call tho Harrison and Morton
Campaign Club Of tho XXIIId Assembly District \
number OF members havo formerly been supporters oil
President Cleveland Ito membership was increased ABOUT
thirty last night The officers Of the club are President
T. Bernstein cepresidont George Harold secretary
MI Shredder; treasurer r. W. A. Frank As many
o, tho peopa IN neighborhood are Bohemians MI
Eesy has been obtained interpreter President
Bernstein made brief address tho meeting Thursday
evening explaining issues Of the campaign ana the
purpo-cS OF tho club
The Hamilton Republican Club OF West Harlem met NJ
No os4 Yves. Ono hundred and. twenty hfth'st Friday
evening club voted tn march with the cluos from
tho yIXth Assembly District IN tho Blaine parade In
response 10 call those who Intended to take part In
tho naado 20 rise every in the room sprang TO his
feet which ted Captain Hayer the president TO excalrn,
why they're going Is is expected that the club
Will turn Gus $50 that occasion Thirty-nve new
ohc,s v.rs taken In at meeting. making the total
membership Of tho club 13i st present
Tus-tsy evening was . gala time for tho eolored Re-
,ubieans Of the XIIIth Assembly District The Har
ri,on and Morton Vicinity Club OF that distres held
rally a, No 14s seventhsve This club orranir cd
about month ago by tho coored OF district
| and now has a membership OF 40 The Officers
follows President Isaac d. Fox; vice president John
| smith; secretary James Stoothon treasurer. Ssmue
Wallace corresponding secretary, Walter Bacon. Tive
bands one outside the hall and In. duty anc
tho enthusiasm for Harrison and Morton and protection
was unbounded