New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
NOTES Of THE CANVASS.
HEAD OF THE TICKET

mo yo,ky,c Branch OF the Anti British League held
irg. and enthusiast meeting ~ S>~rday night ~ hcu
int. Erpubllcan Hall. No. I.5I ThirdAve. The hail
WA or ,wded with Ishmen many Of whom nave FORMERLY
voted the Dcmoc rattle ticket Mr.. Egun Minister 70 Ch"
was announced 10 speak hut owing to osher engs@c""
vas unable to reach the hal In time Ssscche> were
M, 10 by r. ST. John Gancy. chairman OF the Fx"cntve
Committee the Anti British League; Thomas F. h'"y
NJ A. Clohissic. T. q. Walsh and Others
A nass.mee.n9 Of the INth Assembly District stAneh
NJ IN. Ant..:sh League will Iva held Tomorrow e\en
Ing ut ,irrnwich Hall. christopher and HUDSON SIS
This branch under the leadership Of jones DurKn peS
dent aud W. IL. Ferris. vlccprc'dent, and Is dohs
effective work. having secured naturalization papes for
tw,nty onr voters during the last week Prominent
Speakers Will address the meeting.
I,rre and enthusiastic meeting OF the Irish Ameri' N
Republican club OF thu City aud County OF NewYork was
held IT headquarters No - Clinton racr OH SATURDAY
night Over 400 members wer" present Capt'rn w. j.
Harry j. II. sullivan. OF Boston. ana Hugh Coleman
for Register delivered cOQust und forcible
srrcchcs Eighty three members were enrolled
t,,uain Thomas +. Lynch presided
Tn. I,,,h.Amerlcan Protective Tarr League f tn,
with and XVIfIfh Assembly Districts held an ci
ru.a,tic meeting Saturday slight at ia rooms ~"
:o3 West Fortyeghh.st President Peter Brereton AMI
Secretary J. H. Gibson made short addresses They were
to,iowet by General Denis Burke end the Rev. Or.
charles r. Mccarthy All the speeches were attentvsly
listened to and frequently interrupted with cheers
The Tust Side German Taxpayers Association. pr.
coded nv a band marched Rayly down Avenue A on
Wednesday Might and when they reached Seventhsi the
musician. began 10 play 'Grovers In the Cold. Cold
(;rodnd" Tho by flanders howcd In dersion. the hc'
puboans laughed but the taxpayers marched OH perfectly
| unconscious OF the ridiculous figure they made.
All along Ameterdam and Columbus ayes. the Demo-
cratic transrnrencies bear the Of Georgc D. Nc
Clellsnd for President Of the Board Of Aldermen Ono
would think that a. father Of this young man ha6
been the Democratic canddsto for tho Presidency they
would at least spoil his right But It Is about as
nesr A. the sversee Democrat gets to the right way OF
doing anythtns.
on Saturday evening the German Hsrrl.on ana he'a
Club Of the xIxth Assembly District held rousins
meeting It No. 1875 Amsterdam-avc. President QUO H.
Rauen LAID plans for election before the sssemelsse
which with tho hearty cooperation OF the membo Will
bring out strong Republican vote. Dr.. D. SkutscA OF
Washington, made eloquent speech the bencnS OIL
Protective Tariff and repaid with great applause
Tho executive committee OF the Associated Trsdes bad
n crowded meeting last night at Kochs Hsu. NO oSs
Ninthsve. nrst business waa the Endorsement o,
the Nst!,nsl, Stats and county Republican tickets M
ssseneck made address. In which he spoke OF The
suro triumph Of the Republican party In she comins
election and said with Edwin Emstein - candidate
for Mayor strong hope that this city wou'e
| 10 cmancipated from tho thrsldom Of Txmminy HsL