New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
NOTES OLE TIE CANVASS.

A meeting of the Hungarian Republicans OF the XII
and XIIth Assembly Districts will be held this evening a,
Iibor.v Hall Nos 257 to 263 Fast Houstonst Captain
D. Wtrhemer will preside and among the speakers viii
ho Cornelius Donovan, b. Fr0nke MyeT s. Islacs and
Major @. Semsey.
A big Republican massmeeting will be held In Apollo
Hall PateI SON. ~ j., tonight TO ray the Republican
nominations for state and county officers. parade viii
pecede the meeting. Among the speakers announced to
address, the nee Ing are Eugene Emey candidate for ssA
SENATOR: ex-senator Grggs Judge j. f. Fort Of Newark
Professor y. NJ. Butler and Robert Wiiiams. Mayd
Ieyeridge is expected to preside
The Harrison and Morton Club, OF the XXIst Assembly
District held weattended meeting at No 81 sXha'e.
last evening and the members listened 10 number OF Coca
speeche Charles f. Butler was the chairman Of the nee"
ing aad james Raws the sergeantatafnls. Among
the speakers were James owens, Lawrence Hardy William
nrookfeld. John p. Clark. j. T. H. smith ana Inc H'"
DR.. Derrick. 49,.
An enthusiastic meeting held last night by the ia
Assembly District Campaign Club at its headquarters No
466 Pearl.st. Stirring speeches were made oy J0~pa
Wilkinson, Patrick Riley and Archibald o. Iassaf-
Philip Wyck, chairman, presided In the auaieno
were Dennis Shea Martin Kayanagh. Patrick Elm, J'
p Hylapd and Frank McGrane The club numbers about
500 mostly workingmen The speakers so directed neH
remarks as to show that Tsmmony Hall the worst 10
to their interest. -.
rousng meeting was held at the headquarters Of the
Vth Assembly District Republican Association IueA'
evening. Speeches made 10y Daniel Mooney eea
tor Stewart, William j. y. Carrey and '"uham L.
Cashen. =,
At meeting OF the Peoples Municipal League "
the With Assembly District held at No. 270 sp'mz's~
Tuesday evening the nominations Of W. T. Cashe"' ''
Alderman aud w IL. Leonard, Tor Assembly, were un'
mously Endorsed. NJ,
A mass.meetng Of Republicans will be held IN -
ricins Hall, Hudson and Desbrosses sts, tIs e'ehe
3 O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered by NJ hSr"
Denis +. Burke NJ d. Gallagher, Professor Nefns' -
OShaughnessy and others. A..
Wegand's Hail, at Onehundred d'tenth'''. a..
Boulevard, crowded TO the doors last ms"' -
members OF the Riverside Republican Iassett anu ,s.,
man Campaign Club, of the XIXth Assembly D .S a.
Joseph Llcyd who presided opened the meeting 80
eloquent address The other sleaKers were Jooh n-'
James Sinclair David Taylor and Michael j. fe"' III.
The Business Meas Republican Association q.
IXth Assembly District though organized onH :, ~.
weeks ago Is one OF the largest and most %~'' ia
numerous political organizations Of that a.strie" 80
number OF business men. wei as huidreds oi =, TIA
les and aborcrs, turned out TO It's mass-mee0ns
BleeCk,r Building last evening. mofV s,.,,eL
body OF Republicans never assembled in ue ss,s.,.
Every mention OF the OF the Repuos" ,r,loo,
brought forth hearty applause and strong ns0sbcss
pledgng the support of the association 70 nc No.. vers
ticket were adopted unanimously Tie ~ S,r,sars
General O'Beirne, Nathaniel W. Mckay AN 49,
Stewart =, p-ooklyn
The Thirteenth Ward Republican As ocia'"n III. at
held a large aad enthusiastic 's-mceting ~'' s,.hea
Eureka Hall in Bndford-aye, south Fii'h' M,oaa
T. Jacobs presided aad the speakers were Il. -
John McKelway T. A. st. John and Joseph WIZ