New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Downtown West Side Republican Business Mems
Club C. IL. Abelman, president, held the first OF their
series OF MONDAY meetings yesterday at the rooms OF the
st Assembly District Republican Club No 101 Warrenst
The meeting largely attended aud great enthusiasm
prevailed Addresses made by Washington Winsor,
q Wright Wlnsor No. 100 Chambers-st president Of
the Harlem Republican Club John A. Smith, Of John \.
smith A. Brother, No. 297 Wsshngton:st.; Jeremiah
Murphy. Joseph Muvey and others. The meeting ad-
,rned to noon to-day, when Professor Adams, the we'll
known campaign vocalist will be In attendance together
with able speakers
District has Endorsed the Republican State and county
tckets also the nominations u Llpenard Stewart for
Senator Frederick s. Gibbs for Assembly. and James A..
Cowie for Alderman.
The Kenoya Club slxty.nye members strong, have
pledged themselves to support the Republican ticket.
This being newly organized club, they VIII cooperate
with John Simpson Association.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the william II.
fairfield Republican Club OF the lid Assembly District
was held No 10 East Hous:on-st. Thursday even
ing Speeches were made by Peter Tighe and William
j. A. Caey both OF whom impressed upon the association
Necessity Of inducing oil the Republicans Of the dis
trlct to register.
The Republicans OF the XVIII sembly District evil
IDENTIFY business At the regular monthly meeting
the organization held ct Turn Hall last night over zoo
members pre-ent About 100 members were ad.
mitted and the Of $50 applicants for membership
referred committee elections. Earnest
convincing speeches made by ey-Judge Charles A.
slaums resolution adopted pledging all the mem.
beers OF the organizations form themselves body
detect and report the proper officers all Instances Of
illegal registration.
The Morris Heights Republican Club held q ratification
meeting Thursday evening the headquarters River
View Terrace, which crowded, Notwithstanding tho
The chairman, Major Wells Sponabe, after
making OF his ringing addresses OF welcome, intro.
duced J. F. Seaman. DR.. Daniel Brown and J. Thomas
Stearns whose brilliant speeches warmly applauded
red letter night for the Morris Heights Rcpubli.
can Club.
The Wide Awake Republican Club OF the XXtId AS
sembly District held u crowded and enthusiastic meeting
last night at No 1.3il Avenue A. Ambrose Nell pre-.
-ded and opened the meeting. Among those who spoke
were Dr. r. IL. Newland John j. Schla FER Patrick
OReily John HobsOn John Nerney and Joseph Payolky
who spoke In bohemian. This club meets again on Fri.
day. No 1407 Secondaye.. when IL Is expected that
S.natOr scock Will address &c. and there is sure to be
d large attendance.
OudnOt Keith tho secretary Of the City Reform Club
corrccs published statement that club has any
part the politics Of this any campaign, and SAYS
that no one h authorized the name OF the or.
eanizatlon In any such way
Resolutions unanimously adopted last evening
the regular meeting Of the Citizens Industrial Al.
lance Clarendon Hall Endorsing Repul lcan State
and Legislative tickets number OF enthus astic ad.
dresses delivered