New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

The Hepub,Iean ward associations in Brooklyn held
their regular meetings aAt evening ana dotai7
Arranged In reference TO the coming erection as ths
Ia the last regular meetings before election day
The hearty int OF members and the general goo
feeling prevailing augur well the success OF puolcanS
at the polls.
William Kramer ia making active personal canvass
for Sheriff and ia gaining hosts OF friends The Repub
lcan candidates for Controller and Auditor Charles T.
Dunwe jeremiah Costello, also actively at Work
The Republican mass meeting on Friday n'@ht IN the
Rink promises TO be OF the finest demonstrations o
any CAMPAIGN Lx.Uned States Dstr'ct-Atorn"y T"nney
VIII preside and Secretary Tracy Will maze the opening
speech. Chaunccy NJ Depew and Senator Hiscock have
also been invited speak. II consistent with his other
engagements Speaker Reed will speak In the Rink next
week A large number OF other meetings VIII be held
In al parts OF the city between now and NovemberA
The Jefferson Club Twentynfth Ward. which was
Organized "a Democratic auxiliary T. the WaTu Assocl
ton winter and began pretsntous career az
ouyhs, and stuyyesanta,e is sadly debt and dssen
rife In It. 1t is likely to DE- dissolved anu WI"
probably be recognized as q Republican eluo
The Republicans and the County Democrats OF the
With Assembly District will meet tonight q: Wahaa
Hail. No 4s Orchard.st, to raty the ticket nominated by
the Peoples Municipal League.
meeting Will be held tonight in tho XVIII Assembly
District ratify the nominations made BY tho reop
Municipal League. Francis VI. Scott John W. COL Jane"
OBren Charles A. Jackson and stephen s. Blake VIII
speak Another meeting 70 be held tonight Is the Ion'
debate to place In the Cooper Union lecture roo'
A special meeting OF the business Mems Republican
Organization OF the Ivth Assembly District wa hed aS
evening ut No. oG Oivprst Joseph T. Coliean In tn"
cbaIr Tie meeting called 10 decide whether the
Peoples Municipal League ticket should receive the IN
dorscment and support OF the organization or Only u"
Republican candidates on it. After short debate the
motion to support the entire Peoples tiche1 "a' uh"i
mously carried.
The weekly meeting Of the West SD Republican Club
ned at clubhouse No. 165 West S"Ecntyhr>t-st"
night, addressed by Percy D. Adams. Republican
datn l'opur Tho
trict who made brief but stirring speech which Wa
roundly appauded. Speeches were also made by Colonel
Henry an Republican candidate in the AlXth Assem-
bly, District by Charles N Tantor president OF the club
and BY George w. Clarke, ex-mcmber o.. Assembly all
ndorsng the union The committee on canvass
reported that thorough being made OF the
district.
The Business Mems Republican Association Of the LIST
Assembly met last night at No go Westinghouse
and nominated William A. Cummings for Assemblymah, IN
onnoston to John H. Grimes. already nominated by the
Republican convention. Mr.. Cummings i thV-hNe yti''
old and is one Of the ganzers OF the Wadde Associations
yiccprcsdcnt Of the starn Council OF the American Lego"
Of Honor and O member OF :he National Union.
Two OF the employees Of the Barge Office are canuldas
for Alderman on Republican ticket Peter Ileh' Is
running in the lid District and William DAILY In the
XIyth election Of DAILY is SO sure that he Is aoS
addressed as 'Alderman" by his associates.
The Reform CITY Government: Association has Endorsed
the nomination Of Charles Hess the Republican cand
date for Civil Justice in the With Judicial District Inc
has It's own tcKeL III Cle N'' "''N
county officers
At meeting OF the Central Labor Union party at NO.
sol Second.ave yesterday, John ]. DOYLE wa" homi'
mated for the Assembly In the XAlld Assembly p'''I"
The Enrolled Republicans OF the IXth Assembly piS.
trlct will have o ratification meeting at Blee,Ncr anu
Morton ,ts. tonight Francis NJ. Scott. Major W. H.
Corsa James w Halves. Cornelius Donovan WHILE"
C,n charles A L. Cioldey. W. Harrison Roome anu
Others will speak =, ,,da..
~ nj he candidates VINO nau DccIi h'hE
49,, IN this city had been to Martin B. brown
E -, n,mcs Of the other candidates to be nominated
iSo,a Tomorrow night would be sent on Friday. lhF'
. ~ ,e,son why Mr. Brown should not finish the Drh'hS
:, 49,. oa,cIal ballots In time. Major kip says
VI C W, r. sickes John +. Mccarthy. John Gay
- or Alderman John Carlin and H. A. Matthews
,, ..,.s tho workiuRmens Republican Organization oi
W.. xIxth Assembly District this eYenlnc az "h'Ce oa'
In Tenth.sye and Sixty ftth-st. -
hs nonuh,,can headquarters Of the XNlllth Dlsu'c'
.onosd last night with members OF the party. p'a,'
49, 0.,no under the new ballot law boothS hau o.''
ICED clerk, and inspectors apponted anu e,ot' s
er.CS , -, illustrate its workings. Inc results "e'e
49,, ,,.,actory to President Bigin anu all uc o'''
~ ,.dor< Similar meetings VIII be helo hehl,s'
Tnn wram Spencer Colored Reputh eAu |'uO Va "a
VIVA Assembly District numbering -oo nie""Nl,, -
an onthusas site meeting last night AZ NJ. 80 ~ 80,
a,,ooth at at which W. II. Lynch pfes'ueu' ~ sn,
.cret Was heartily Endorsed ana la""A". .o,a,IS
.,hods were denounced The s'ghincan' ia'U VIZ" - 49,,
an, that never since Tammany has oech III po" est
or,or.d voters had situations In the Department -
Iuo,ns The speakers were f. g. G1oson' ~ ! 80
n Day1s A. Anderson, Alexander brown 'iA 7
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