New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-11
ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.


BANNER-RAIsINGs, PARADEs AND SPEECHES.
Eighth ave. from Twenty thrdst. to Central Park,
was Illuminated last night by the parade Of the
Harrison and Morton Bruder Lancers and the XVllth
District Battery Both organizations were out In
force The Lancers in their white uniforms, glitter
ing helmets and gfldcd pixies mustered over
800. There were ten companies each In command
Of a captain. /. 5. Dillingham; Is colonel; Samuel
lippencott lieutenant colonel and J. A. Pringle adj
uant.
The enthusiasm of Harlem Republicans docs not
wane as the evenings grow longer and colder
Two meetings were held last evening in Onehundred-
and-tweniy-hfths and another only three blocks TO
the south, and they all gave proof of the earnest
interest that has been aroused by the issues of the
campaign At No. $50 East hundred and twenty
afth-st there was a meeting Of the Harlem Market
Harrison and Morton Campaign Club, which Is COM
posed entirely OF butchers and addresses were made
by Henry Z. Landon and Abraham Gruber At No.
s64 West One hundred and twenty hfth-st, the
Hamilton Republican Club met, and there were
addresses Ly General J. c. Jackson, II. X Thurber
and +. a. Thompson. The John W. Cooke Harrison
and Morton Club Of the XIXth Assembly District also
met at Onc-bundred- and-twenty second-st and ST.
NichoIas-ave, and listened to Samuel II. Drew and
Colonel Louis H. Ayme.
A big heap Of barrels burned brightly for an hour
before 3 o'clock last night in front of Rose Hill
Hall No 427 second-ave Colored lights glowel
and sky rockets and balls of fire shot up into
the air. At the mass-mcetng Of the XVlth Assem-
bly, District Republicans John H. Cavanagh presided
General James l.. O'Bcrne, A. H. Morrison, warren
Highly Robert Ray Hamilton, William H. Townley
and william Whallohan, the speakers were ire
quently interrupted by enthusiastic cheers and ap-
plause. Professor j. A.. Adams sang several cam
pagn songs.
The Independent German American Republican
Club held a we'll attended meeting last night at No.
10? East Thlrd-st. Resolutions were adopted recon-
mending the nomination Of Edward J. Rapp for Al
derman in the Xth Assembly District. Vigorous adj
dresses were made by Delmorc Elwell and Andrew
Powell
The With Assembly District AntiCleveland Club held
an enthusiastic meeting last evening at No. 81
south Fifth-ave. Thlrty-seven new members were
enrolled. Tho speakers were Morris W. Hart, James
r. Magic and A. J. Bowen.
The Myth Ward Protective Tariff Club met last
evening At No. Iss EIizabcth-st. a large audience
was present and listened to speeches by John r..
Brangan and Mr.. Switzerland. 400
The Empire CITY Campaign Club 200 me members 2i
Eighty sSth,st. c; J. Decker presided and excellent
l!lroohiyn. William Tanning, ir., aud cephas Brain
era jr President Decker said that one-nalf Of the
members OF the club, including himself, voted for
The Harrison and Morton Club OF the MID Assem-
bly, District, members, met last night at No. l,41l
Flrstave A. 7. Bartlett, Charles H. Lexow, J. T.
Van Rensselaer, James q. McMurray and Nathaniel
Mckay were the speakers.
The IXth Assembly District Club at No. 100
Christopher-st., organized by James Fox under the
pieces OF the IrshAmercan Anti Free Trade League.
had a rOuslng meeting last evening Speeches were
made By j. n. Wall, Colonel W. j. Parkinson, J. f..
HAYDEN and General James a. Pratt.
The Irish American Anti Free Trade Club OF the
Mist Assembly District had largely attended meet
ing last evening at No 7e7 seventh-avc. After
eloquent speeches many new members joined
Irishmen who have pledged fhmselves to support
Harrison ard Morton assembled IN force last evening
az No. 34S East Twelfth-st the headquarters OF the
Anti Free Trade League OF the MYTH Assembly Dis
trict. and listened speeches on the pro English
policy Of Grover tie cand Michael COrbett presided
The headquarters OF the Independent Working
mems Club Of the Ist Assembly District at no.
; broadway, were filled 10 overhowlng with an on
.husias tic crowd iast evening. Captain Hugh Cole
man and Edward TltzwIlams, Of Massachusetts,, ad-
dressed the meeting