New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

rnass.meeting Of the Veteran Soldiers and sailors
League will be held Beecker Hall. No $50 Blocker
st. evening rstify the Republican nominations
The following will address the meeting; Major
James Turner p. o. Kelley, j. H. Davis, H. l. Backhus
and Senator Lispenard Stewart
The James r. Lynch Association. Of the lXth Assembly
District for many years one OF the hardest WORKERS lo
Tanmany Hail. has revolted, and indorses the Re
publican State city and county tickets with the exception
OF still supporting H. A. NJ. Mead Tammany, for Alderman
At a meeting the association yesterday at their rooms
No 457 Hudson-st the question brought up 'What
has Tammany Hall done for this association y Inc mei
bers prcsent answered Nothng All 1t has done for
was to make promises which IL failed to fulfill How can
organization expect have us support 1t when IL
refuses TO keep its pronses?' The Republican state
ticket was unanimously Endorsed.
parade under the auspices OF the Washington Aepub
Iican Club will be held this evening The start will be
made al D. M refreshments Will be served at the club
house after the parade.
meeting was held Wednesday night at Eighty-eighth
st. and the boulevard the Domnick Williams Campaign
Club which is composed OF union wOrkngmen OF the
XIXth Assembly District They Endorsed the Republican
State ticket and district candidates Speeches made
by Michael j. Fenton, Samuel ]. Randall and William
Anderson.
4 Republican ratification meeting, under the auspices
of the Excelsior Republican Club, VIII be held
night the Atlanta Casino, st.
and Fghth.ave The various clubs viii fall in at Ham
merstens Opera House Onehundredo nd twenty st..
at o'clock from there TO the Casino. Among
probable speakers viii be Chauncey NJ Depew, General
James w. Hustled Leroy b. Crane Colonel Henry Altman
General Michael Berwin, Challes g. CTonin Samuel IL.
Randall, Colonel r. c. Campbell Charles +. Brucer.
Michael J. Fenton W. Anderson c. y. Taintor, w.
A. Daily and John Reisenweber.
The Garfield Republican Club OF Highbrdge held an
enthusiastic meeting last night at No. j9 OgdenaNe
The hall crowded with members and was called to
order shortly after s O'Clock. Among the principal
speakers were Captain Hugh Coleman, Thomas j. Rush.
Ernest Hall and Lawson n. Fuller.
At meeting called by German Democrats in Rettlnrers
Hall Passaic y. j. on Wednesday night, stirring
speech was delivered by John Retnger, who made a
strong appeal present Eugene Finley.
Republican candidate for State Senator and William NJ
smith, Republican candidate for County Clerk Mr. Ret
finger was heartily applauded.
Republicans in Somerset County, NewIerscy, held
msssmeeting North Plalncd last night at the head
quarters Of the L. s. Grant Republican CLUB. The meet
held for the purpose OF ratying the nomination
Of George A. Dls the Republican nominee for the New
Jers6y Assembly from that district The rally Of
the most successful County Republicans
had in years Mr. bliss speech received with much
enthusiasm.
large and enthusiastic outdoor meeting was held
by the Workingmen's Protective Tariff League even.
ing at the foot OF West Twenty .thrlst RESOLUTIONS
indorsing the Republican State and county tickets and
Lspenari Stewart for Senator adopted There
several speakers present who handled TammOny Hall
without gloves, among whom william Horst IT,, OF
Brooklyn; Edward Carroll and DR.. John Creighton.
Resolutions adopted calling upon al wOrkingmcn
stand hrm for the Republican ticket, especially for
Iispenar1 Stewart for Senator
The Independent Workin cmen's Club comprising brick.
hlnGers engineers, aborcrs drivers, etc.
XIXth Assembly District net last night No S32 Ninth
ave. James Alton chairman and Luke Porter secre-
tary The meeting a large and passed resolu.
on that as the the Democratic ticket would
only strengthen Tamm9ny and make greater power Of
Matchmaking which had driven thousands citizens away
from tins city those present would vote solid for the Re-
publican ticket.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Irsh.Amer.can
l~t,,hS 1as+
Square and was presided over by Captain Thomas F
Lynch OF the O9h Regiment. Speeches in favor Of j.
Soat Fasset the entire Republican county
tickets were made ~ Thomas i. O'Malley, Joseph r.
Kelley Thomas Martin and NJ. C. Burke. The men,
ber Of the club GO in number. resolved 70 work all
day election day at the polls for the Of the
Republican party.
A parade ard meeting Of the Leonard Banks Republican
Association the XVIII Assembly District place last
eve ing. About 300 in line. After ma Shng
from the district headquarters Tenthaye. ard then
through Thirtyseventh-s they proceeded Hall
Thiry-seyenth-st. ard Eghthaye whore meet
ing was held Leonard Banks chairman and william
JACKSON secretary The speakers Samuel J. stoaely
Jacob II. simms the Rev. Dr. Derrick, Alexander Powell
and J. r. Is. Smith
An enthusiastic meeting Of the McMurray Republican
Association held last evening at No 1873 West 1hr
tlcahst The Rev Frederick Rotzor presided. Speeches
were made By VI. D. Gallagher, g. p. webb, George b.
Morris and William Nicholas IIoag The association
pledged hearty support 10 the entire Republican ticket
MI Hoag made plcdslhk hpeech III icPly 70 inc Kew
ROtzler who said had been bitten by the Tiger, but
now was heart and soul with the Republicans.
The Hungarian Republican Club Of the Ath Assembly
District he'd a msss.mcetlng In b-rty Hal, No -G3
Housonst last night, which was In all respects
great Success Edward WeItheimer presided, and Gus.
Kamper secretary. Among the speakers were Der
thold Fiankel. Henry Lehtg. Emit Gfossman Samuel
Koenig Meyer $. Isllcs candidate for Superior Court
Judge and Major Semsey, vino spoke I'm Hun faran.
cation from The XIIth Assembly District joined the
meeting and somebody called for three cheers for
Fasset the incnsc. and the cheers
prolonged FOR several minutes
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