New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
ALL PULLING TOGETHER.
REPUBLICANS DOING FINE WORK.
THIS WILL BE \ WEEK OF MANY MEEI. Avs


tbrorhout the state of New York together with the
increased REGISTRATION in the liz dueS ana returns
received from the rural districts showing tha' the
Repnbcans were qualifying for voting On November
z dispellet the hope Of the enemy, when M" s"s-
tanned them from the first month Of tie campaign
thai they would succeed through Republican apn"I'
The Democrats therefore. have fallen back upon 'h'ir
las, and usual resort indiscrimnate lying ana lraps
rnon the ballotbox In the meantime the h'p"''
ucans are keeping their faces steadily TO 'he Ho''
Few welllnformed men among the leaders VI ~
Marty doubt that the battle viii result III 'ne oi''
ton OF Harrison and Reid. but they DO not "'''
TO rest on the vantage ground which 'heF INV
Gained There is to be no q" let up In TINS Uon''H'
until the last vote has been poed an Election Ia! E
In this city and neiGhbOrhood the zeai anu e"'"
ness which have marked the laboiS OF tue nippon
cans and the enthusiasm which has Deeh S'o" "a
all their meetings and demonstrations, lhis'
small in pace of abatement have steaaly nv a."
Thee I, a constantly growing confidence tna' "i7e
numbers of sensible Democrats who nave eAp
the advantages OF the Republ can ecohono po"'
not ONLY refrain from voting the CeNeia'. -
,,ckct bnt will cast their ballots directly lor '"i
and Reid This circumstance OF iiselt VIII su'cP V"
crease the Cleveland majority in tmS 'I'' !" " wy
that will astonisb the Democratic party leaders
some OF the greatest demonstrations OF the CAM
main have been announced for this wec" "ii'o"t INV
most Inspiring will be the magn'hccht paI'u7 y, Nv
Bep,tacan business men or saturday III "uu''o"
10 this a greater NUMBER OF HlVtu"e> iva Wv
NJ the tariff and other questions have Decn arraiscu
for tina, IN any previous week Of the canvass.
Tho y1Xth Assembly District will witness hne
Republican rally this evening at Columbus iiail III
sIxtieth-st, between Columbus ana Amsterdam yves
EX-Judce JACOB VI. Patterson VIII can 'Hc H'c'I"S ~
order and introduce the pres dns ohcer' JuSu'e N"
Y Ta.ntor \ fine list OF speakers ms Dcen 'i
rounccd incl ding Jerome FISHER. Of Jame-town " Y
ex-senator Commodore p. Vedder, OF Chautau9ua
County: A. Willis Lghtbourn, William VI. Kaihey anu
frederick HuFlbcrc. Republican candidates 10Y -N'
sembly In the MILD. NlNth and NANllIth oiS'i-'S
rcspectivcly Killaen Van Rensselaer,, George u bcl
,hod and Frederick Meyegs, jr. Republican canal,
dates for Aldermen in the same districts "en'lni
Michael Kcrwin General Dennis +. Burke. e y.
Booze. IT, :. II. Rrndel. T. c. Campbell president Oh
the Hamilton Republican Club, and others. Inc CUBS
which are to take part in the great street parau' Pc
cedhg the meeting include the Charles +. bruu1r ne
nubucan Club the Elliott F. Shepard Colored Rcpnb-
Iican Club the West side Republican cub the Keel
procitv Republican Club, the Riverside hepnoh'ah
club the Dloomlngdalc Republican Club, the o. W.
baltimore Cololrd Republican Club, the True ii"e
pubIcan Club. The Chaunccy NJ DcpeW No'o'Vu Az
nnbiican Club the Hamilton Republican Ciuo '"7 i'""
uto, Tro,ectiou Republican Club. the BIaoDurS' ho
pubIican Club the Washington Kcpuph'ah O'"o anu
tho Washington COlOrcd Republican Ci'p'
rrona Gcpnbucan latinca ion meeting VII be he
,,s eyen,nr at the Grand opera House twenty -uhd
c. and E,ghthave.. by the business 'oorea de'
Harrison, and Reid Campaign Club OF New-iorh Ivy 10
he addressed by the Rev. j. Il. B. Smith rpresehl0
Of the Afro American voters on the Kepu'Act" 9"'
committee: The Rev. DR.. w. L. Derrick the KEY
nv 7 n etonsburr the Rev. II. D. wynn, the Kew
n " vischer the Rev. A. !. CASTOR II. A. Matthew'S
The Rev Dr. sincor OF Philadelphia ana h'"in f-"
stcin Republican Carddae for Mayor. Charles Ioi"''
,e chairman Of the committee Of arrangements and
l. H. s!mnls will preside. street lorchhsh' pniaue
OF Republican clubs will pFecede the hee'hs' A"''e
md
meeting Of Swedish Republicans VIII take
naace This evening at the Lyceum opera House. Ihry
fourth1t near Third-ave. under the auspices oi uie
svede Republican Central Club of New-lork City; the
XIyth Assembly District Swede Republican CiuD, ana
the John Ericsson Republican Club OF Harlem MARK
H. Dunnell of Minnesota; Frederick HnriDers hePuo
ucan nominee for Assembly in the AANHhh DE-
,,ct and other good speakers will make addresses On
the great political topics of the day. Inc o"euish
SINGING Society," twenty-five members, and the SVoa
Orchestra will play. Charles X. Johansen Is chairman
OF the Joint committee Of arrangements
A reception 10 Patrick Egan, United states Minister
to Chill. will be given this evening at the home Oh
Patrick Ford Editor of "The Irish World at No ~
Cumberland-st Washington Park, Brooklyn Many
yvcll.known citizens of NewYork, Brooklyn and neigh
boring cities will be present The hours ior 'he re-
ception will be from to IL p. m.
Edwin ElnSten. Republican candidate Tor mayor
Of Ncw-York will open his headquarters this morn
Twenty seventh and Twenty-eichth SITS Mr. Eihs'eih
has made his preparations for starting red-hot can
vass which he will continue at high pressure until the
uolls close on election night. lie Will address hail
dozen meetings every night and means 10 hi''Hc he"
norsonl acouantanccs all over the city. Thousands
Of INDEPENDENT Democrats will vote ana WORK Tor MI
Fjnstein and 50 will many men who are now on the
rolls OF Tammany Hall. The Republican candidate
will he nleascd 10 sec all his friends al the Coleman
Uo,,se anv day from now until the election lie be-
leves that he has fair, fighting chance 10 VIII ana
many god politicians agree with him. Mr. "llFoy VIII
find that he has other business on hand beside WORK
ing the Cleveland racket
The executive and finance committees OF the he-
rblican business Mems Associations, having In charge
rho great Business Mems Republican parade Of Satur
day viii meet at p IN. at Room NO ~ OF tho 'ii''
Bu,ldlng 10 complete the arrangements
Tho Irish American independent Republican AS
soc,ot,on No ! will be addressed bv Minister Patrick
Fcan at the association Headquarters NO 100 fAs'
Thirty second-st.. this evening There VIII De
Grand rally OF patriotic Irish-Amcroans WHO 90 not
mean that their votes shall count for the ageao~e
ment Of England and the destruction OF the interests
Of America.
regular meeting of the Washington Heights Re-
,hucon Club will he held this evening at One
hundred a nd. sixty -secOndst. and Amsterdam-aVe
Good sneakers will be present and full turnout Is
looked for
The Italian Republican Club of the XVIIth and
XVIIIth Assembly Districts VIII meet TINS evening
at the clubroom. No. $50 West fortv-nfthst. There
will be speaking In Italian ana hnghsh. ana hhe
campaign singing.
The Daniel j. Cunningham Independent RcDubl
can Association will hold its regular meeting this
evening at the association headquarters No. 235 Eas
One hundred and seventh-st Entertaining speeches
will be made for Harrison and Reid on the tariff and
currency questions. Every member OF the organiza
ton is requested to attend and bring his friends
strangers are welcome
The whiteaw Reid Republican Club Of the XIII
Assembly District will meet tonight at It's head
quarters No. 1903 Second-ave. Able speakers vii
address the meeting and active work for the rest
OF the campaign will be laid out. All hands are OK
pected TO be present.
The Downtown Merchants Republican Club viii
meet at noon to-day. at No. 176 Fuon-St. racs
programme has been prepared for oday's MONDAY