New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Tho Insurance Mems Harrison and Reid Campsgl
Club will hold MONDAY meetings at Nos p ana ~ Flne
-. every day th. week. To-day Samuel T. b"t''"
viii sp-ak; tomorrow afdrs viii b. made b. John
u Srclluan o, vermont and John w. Murray Nil b.
The SPEAKER on wednesday The club Will participate "a
the big parade saturday, and TIE Ht1nb-nr ar r.
oue.t.d 70 send word the marshal. Colonel w dc J.
EougLtcn. No - lln"st., Of the humD'r oil mon uN1
,av - eX,..c,.a u turn GU frcm tbs several on-cs
Colonel c. joyce 81 Vermont ha' been assigned by
tho Republican Committee - speak a, the mass
meeting u he Harrlsca and R1.d campaign Gun q"
Mount Vernon Ihurday night.
4 nae-.recting will De held under ne auspices OF III
Lincoln Club AZ Breyocrt Hail. NJ. lji Iast fry
f,urthst. - day p. r. q. IUcharlH, Attorney
General Ok Ohio. VIII speak Thu Is The ms OF ''''
OF elcechcs h. viii this stnte. Dr. T. Br"'"in
Eamsde will preside. ld"in iIhH"ih ana ot''' 'o''
candidates Will BE- pcc,cnt
4 nassme,;ing VI the IiishAnc'icon lhl"Yh H.
publican Association viii be held this eN "s al .
at no 1913 Eat rhiity-scoon1-.t. General James X
O'Bcine VIII preside. Prominent IfSh-Nntlcal l|pub'
leans will address tie meeting.
J. L. Branch pres dent Of the Coor,d Republican club
,f Harlem has called meeting Of tie club for t)moiro"
evening at 40. 81 West Onc-hundrd andtNenty -hIdst
There Will b. Doubt large turnout of enthusiastic
and cncrg lie Republicans. and those who at nd the meet
Ing Will bo well rewarded FOR their PAINS for ringing
speeches on the issues Of the campaign Will be- made y the
Rev. Dr. W u. Derrick J. r. u. Smith, aad Mr. Branch.
the clubs efficient president.
The IAwaid Patow Campaign Club met az Central Hall
NO 1870 Pittst. Saturday night and after listening u
snort speeches by Samuel Iadcfcr and Edward PlatoW.
formed street for parade. Fully 200 were IN line
and with tr1nsparcncics Chinese lanterns naes aud loud
sounding band made it apparent TO the Mug"ums aud
Dcmoc Of the nci.b ring streets that the Republic
party was very much alive.
The With Ward Irish-American Protective Tariff
League held a crowded meeting at their headquarters 40.
go Spiingst Saturday night The me ting Was called
to order By Cunnam. the president, who. after
short speech introduced NJ Gallagher 10 tho members
The gfa1t ADV Of
pointed his audience the utter collapse Of tho ELK
aud woolcn industries Ireland, that formerly had given
employment Thousands but which. owing 70 Fies Trad
had utterly DISAPPEARED from their old Island, aud the
men had had to migrate here ind living. Captain
Hugh Coleman also addressed tbs meeting.
The B.el.n,n I'M Republican club Of the XVIII A-
semby District held naSsmcetng SATURDAY evening ut
so. East Fifty-sccondst. The speakers wcre the
Row Dr. {. +. Mccarthy Professor N. j. Nurney, di
Troy; DR.. Jacob Ia singer and Patrick J. Kelly. The
next meeting the club will le held November ;. The
officers Martin j. King. president; Thomas Hughes,
Isaac Stein Edward A. Donahue. yiccprcsidcnt,; George
Price, secretary; Henry SMrmer. financial secretary;
Eugene Park r. treasurer; william ToV, scrgoantatarHs;
Edward Donahue, Henry Sturmcr. william o'Ncil John
Dwyer Thomas DAILY, executive committee.
The Charles y. Hes Battery OF the XXIst Assembly
District paiafed SATURDAY evening through the principal
Of the district. The start from the head
quarters OF the Federal Republican club, No. 100 West
Fifty ninth-st There $50 uniform and about
200 in citizens dress The uniforms the regulation
OF white Cuck, ana cach carflcu W
blue lantern ndhiny a bright and attractive line. HE
officers C. Crawford, captain; Patrick ry'
first lieutenant; Ncho0, II. Knox, second lieutenant
The citizens line carried lanterns and nags. Gormaas
lie Corps furnished the muse. The route WAS:
Sixh-aye Forty-third-st.. Seycntl-aye. Fynnth-st.
Flfhave. Forty thrd-s SiNtha'c back 70 headquarters
whore refreshments served. Tho battery Will hold
meeting next Wednesday evening.
The Irlsh-Amerlcan Republican Club Of the XIXth
Assembly District held Of It's rousing meetings Satus-
day night In the Nevada Exchange. No. 125 Amsterdam
Among those 1T the meeting were w. KeoGh T. >
Murray, Con sd Rrcsnan Patrick Flemniug, J. Brennan
NJ. Phean Edward Sbeehan and Jane, L. M1l!oy'
RESOLUTIONS Endorsed supporting the Ecpubfan M
ona State and county tickets II also resolved TO
condemn lin the most unqualified terms tho vile and I'M
truthful criticism which Robert Roosevelt has flung at
the Irish whose have hereo!ore unioru
naty, been largely Democ attic" and further 70 ca upon
every Irish voter In this country 70 prove his resent
ent OF this insult by voting the Republican ticket on
the St OF November" The spakcrs Of the evening
Jeremiah Murphy, William II. Fcarns A [.
Gahan and Peter A. Murray.
This club intends to hold serias OF outdoor meetings
for Is convinced that II the Democratic lri-h'
Americans hear the Republican side OF the Issues OF the
campaign they Will conclude their best interests lie
with the Republican The officers OF the organza-
ton John j. DAILY, president; William Keogh, wee
PRESIDENT Aloysius G. Gahan. secretary. and Patrick
Planning. treasures.