New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
STILL THE NUMBERS GROW.
LONG LIST OF REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
wEILxNowN SPEAKERS WILL BE HEARD ALL
OVER THE STATE THIS WEEK.

occ,rred to encourage those upon whom rests we
burden OF the Republican canvass. ana many mus
hammered which have discouraged their Deh'o''""'
.dycrsories The appearance upon the stump oil james
q Blainc and his spoken appeal to his co"i'i!" MN
% sta,d nv the Administration which has done so MUM
for the prosperity of the country have nHe"u' ,,
response from every part OF the ln'lu' " a,
be evoked by DO other living man. Inc e''"' u"
ines which have been held in this city ana
are IN themselves sufficient answer to the Oo"S. ~
the Democratic managers that h'P"'''''
Will afford them an easy victory. .,.
The present week promises 10 he one Of coiuh"e'
and increased activity the part OF the hePuo'"'
from the Niagara River TO M0ntauR fol'' ~,
amount Of serious and earnest worh Is Ill po'P "a =,
less than 800 Republican meetings VIII pe nv" ~,
the state at large. This Is an average vi Nv ne .
several Republican meetings will be hcld ou's.e VI
The cities of New-York and Brooklyn. oia.o'9 vi %
tonal reputaon will address these asSemDases '"i.
upek The list includes the wellRnown names VI
OK Senator Warner Miller, Senator His0o'N, ~
Stewart L. Woodford Congressman Seth l.. ''ii'"e" VI
Maine: ex-senator J. sloat Fasset,' eA'oo"s
Iohn s. Wise formerly of Virginia, now ou1eh Va
- xor, .r Congressman Roswell c. Horr, Congress
Nan sa,eno F. Fnyne Thomas W. NcDorgaii' Ueheiai
Cvrus Bussey ex-senator John Laughhi' .Vo'e'
Archibald f. Baxter ex Congressman Johh h"'"0'' "
L. Lampson Jacob Kemple and W. W. HICKS
Not less than thirty six large meetings VIII De heio
.bove the Harlem River tonight. For tomorrow
I'll, no hold I'm all parts of the State on WeoheSunS
night the number Of these great gatherings VIII De
Increased TO forty three, and on thursday e'en'e
forty four mammoth assemblages VIII gather anu sno
for Harrison and Reid. On Friday night the iriehus
Of Prot ecton and honest currency VIII hoiu Vh'rS
t,-a. large meetings On Saturday night tweny-threc
Great audiences will listen to Republican eioquence
end cheer for the Republican ticket. This exmoit
does not look much If apathy were In command
among the Republicans Of the INTERIOR On inc coh-
trary II looks as II the Republicans above the iafe
we're wide-awake, full OF enthusiasm and forcing 'he
fighting.
But besides these mammoth gatherings. large
number OF meetings will be held in the smaller towns
and school districts Speakers OF ability In suicieh'
Numbers have been assigned by Secretary Kenyon
of the Republican State Committee to the chaFmeh
OF the county committees. In adaiNon srt"'
number Of local gatherings will be addressed ny
speakers Of high reputation In their various couhu'S
and neighborhoods In all there viii moi be 1ar
from 400 Republican meetings held III 'he ih'erior
during the week beginning with to-day
The Republicans OF New-iork City nave not oeeh
Nv any means idle Five district meetings Will be
held every night of the week in each and every one
Of the thirty Assembly districts as they stahu uue
the gerrymander. This aggregates not less tan low
meetings every night in this city-a grand to'a Oh
900 Republican meetings 10 be held In New-lorR III
tho week ending OH Saturday night. These are
under the SUPERVISION VI NlH"i" i>'"'' "N''o
both state and County campaign committees.
In the entire state, therefore before midnight next
Saturday moro than 800 Republican meetings Will
be held.
BROOKLYN and Kings County ar, not included In the
foregoing list, but the campaign i being pushed JuS
as vigorously there. the Republicans across the
river are as earnestly and enthusiastically al WORK as
arc their brethren here and elsewhere. The meetings
IN he held there added to those already spoken Of VIII
mt the grand footing up TO at least 1oOo KepuDhca
meetings Many of those in this city ana heis"ooi
hood are noticed follows
Just before the MONDAY meeting OF the Dry
goods Republican Club day the Harrison and Reio
(aub OF the Paper and Associated Trades VIII raise
a handsome banuer in Duane-st., near Elmst. Aief
the banner has been raised the club will adjourn 10
the Headquarters OF the DrygOods Republican 'iuo'
No 3o4 Broadway above Pearl ST. where addresses
will be delivered by prominent speakers
A mass-meetng will he held by the Lincoln Union.
Ninth Ward his evening at the Ross Building NO.
5o7 Hudson-st., Abingdon square. at p. m. A.
willis Iightbourn, the Republican candidate LOT AS
sembly M the XXlIIth District; >. +. hheeiand ahd
CHASE Melen will make speeches; Professor ADAMS
will sing some OF his iavorite campaign songs D.
Leslie Gossin dramatic artist, Will recite, and the
Lincoln Union Glee Club Will sing. Every WORKING
man In the IXth District Is invited 10 take part.
Nahlon Chance will address the mechanics Ia
borers and all classes OF wage carriers Of the XIlth
Assembly District this evening al Rose Hill Hail.
No. Az Second-sve., at p. m. the meeting VIII
be held under the auspices OF the william hehhei
Batterv T. +. MCGOWAN will preside: music Dy
Nyprss Orchestra.
The opening parade Of the William iIenkel Battery
will take place on Thursday evening Uniformed
members md guests will report at headquarters. No.
Ag7 second-ave., at 80 p. m. sharp. hyesss
Military Band and the Garfield Fife and Drum Corps
will accompany the battery; John a. Conner, captain
The James c. Elaine Republican Club OF York
Vile will hold Il grand mass-meeting thls evening
at 8 o'clock. at No. l. 5e4 Avenue A. between Eighty
third and Eghty-four,h sts Among the speakers VIII
be Assembyman Alfred X. Conklinz and John j.
Realm the wen-hnown labor advocate. There VIII
he music by a military band and campaign songs
by the elee club. John Brandt will preside
The North Sdo Republican Club Will have grand
rally tonight at Nos. 2,G6l and 2,GG3 Tlrd-avc..
which will be addressed by able speakers
The German Republican Harrison and Reid CLUB
of the XXIst Assembly District will hold meeting
,h,s evening al No. l05 East Fifty ninthst. Every
citizen between Fortieth and Eighty sixth-sis.. Lex
inpton-ave md seventlrave, is expected to be
present.
Extra preparotions have been made for the great
meeting OF coored Republicans at the large hall
of Cooper Union this evening The Rev Dr. W. H.
Derrick will preside and make the opening speech, and
several other brilliant orators Will follow him. > D.
stokey of Queens County, viii offer the resolutions
Major William Freeman chairman OF the committee OF
arrangements has received word that the Elliott r.
Shepard Battery and Drill Corps OF the I'D Assem-
bly, District; the Shepard Battery OF the ANis'
District the East and West Side Harlem Marching
clubs the whitcaw Reid Legion OF the I'D District
the With Assembly District Republican Legion the
XIIIth District Marching Club. the Cuban Republican
Organization OF the With District together with The
famous Sumner Pioneer Corps OF the old Nth Dis-
trict will parade. The meeting VIII be one OF the
greatest rallies OF the campaign. Among those "x-
nected 10 be present are whiteaw Reid, Ex-Governor
D n ptnchbeck OF Louisiana: DR.. D. " Wisher, J. b.
stansbury, F.. F. shepard DR.. Eares; Lyon g. W.
BRYANT. c. W. Anderson and the Rev. G. Colwell.
The Republican Club Of NewRochelle will have
rally at the Town Hall this evening. at which Senator
Frank Hiscock will speak. The Republican clubs oi
N< yarro, will attend.