New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
The CAMPAIGN ON LONG ISLAND.
~ EvENTFUL WEEK IN POLITICAL CIRcLEs-


AN EvENTFUL WEEK IN POLITICAL CIRcLEs-
ACTIVE AND AGGRESSIVE WORK.
Last week was m eventful one on Long Island, from
Il Republican point Of view as every evening there
were at least six public meetings and some evenings
there many score OF them. With goo1
supply Of the best speakers, and firm determination
the part OF the Republican leaders. Queens and
suffolk countles--not to speak OF KnGs-have under
gone such n general stirring up ns has never before
been experienced. As there are almost IN even
hundred Republican campaign clubs on Long Island
oil working In the same direction. 1t Is not to DO
wondered Mt that the political pot has been Kept
steadily boiling. Setting aside the Presidential por
ton OF the ticket, there Is large element deeply
Interested In the numerous local contests which prom
se a general revolution In Long Island politics.
Though the natural interest In these local affairs Is
recognized by leading Republicans, still there Is no
trading cutting Of the general ticket. On the con-
tnry however the ocal politicians realize that there
Is such general revolution In politics In Queens and
suffolk counties this year that they good fighting
oppor unity for the election OF many OF their party
to local offices.
In tho town Of Flushing the sentiment Of the people
was clearly demon ,'ratcd on Monday evening. when
almost thu entire male population turned ont to hear
Warner Miller. The village wn, nblaze from end
10 end and scores OF Democrats we're included In
Mr. Millcrs audience on the same evening public
meetings held at Peconc, where John ID. Spell
spoke. KockaWay I'afn, "hcrc Noion'i " II.
Joyce was the speaker; ASTORIA where George Barber
addressed ID" people and At several additional places
smaller meetings were held.
on the following evening T.. Il. Wallace spoke At
Eivcri.ad 10 a large gathering. Simon J. Foran nd
dressed tho voters 81 Farmngfnle and senator Ills
cork was the principal orator At tii"n cove.
Wednesday evening III" principal meetings were at
IIcn,p.tcad jamaica and rrrenport. S. J. Fornn.
senator IIlscock and r.. = Wallace being tho re.
spcci,e speakers.
Thursday night ev-ntiu ono nj six places.
all Of which had large gatherings and enthusiastic
dcmon>'rs,Ions Colonel D.. r. Sheridan spok" At
Cc.arinrsi General Cyr,i, Bu>sey Of Amityviu". :.
T. roran ut Babylon. Jan"- owen, 81 Long Island
civ and \. c. Wsdr at N"wiowp.
OWN: 10 the action 81 the state Committee. nothing
hut Informal dcmons,la,ion, took place Friday even
Ing Int the following ccmcn's were made for
saturday night At Ear Rockawav. Colonel II.
Warrington speaker tuclingic :. j. Foran speaker
sayvlll" William Wood. speaker: r'arsalIs colonel
d. H. sheridan. speaker, and at Woodsidr, Jeremiah
Til, week vii DO an exceedingly busy ono for thu
,pca, crs EA .i,Lor Roswell ~. Horr Will speak
at Rlv"ihed Mnnh'y cy"ing ana thr .,s same m.ch.
i,.Urgr Iar"r VIII speak nj College Point. senator
iii>c"ck Mt Huntington. T.: :. Taylor nj fr"port
beside man, local cnth.ir-,.
john u. >p"llman viii address tho pcopl" OF Sorth
port Tuesday evening ana John brennan will hc
at Roc xviii" tchir" ~" same night Th"r" VIII
l." parade. At Cors" Point. woodSldr and Little Neck
the evening.
ON "Wednesday evening tho Republicans ~ Flush
Inc vii! turn out in monster procession. with clubs
from all over IN" county. Colonel &. II. Joycc Will
BE- nj Amiivv" the sam" evening.
For the latter pnri 81 ~" week numerous announce
meni- made. and II l. saf" {" predict succes
full closing tho present Car.Inicn b, the R"puhl
Of Long Island.