New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

NOTES OF THE CANVASS.
Tho monthly meeting Of James G. Blaine Club. OF
Harlem held Wednesday night at It's clubhouse, NO.
il2 East one.hundod andenh-st., with Segmund Kahn
In the chair and Frank McCabe secretary Thirty new
m.mbors were elected and sixty signatures 70 the cam
laign made The most encouraging feature OF
this enrolment the fact that plumber OF Democrats
have openly avowed their intention q voting for Harrison
and Reid being influenced by the tariff question alone
Strong csmpaen speeches made By Edward T. Bart
lett Frank and Headley NJ Greene motion WAS
passed giving the hall Of the clubhouse to on entertainment
for tho benefit Tho Tribune Ffesh Air Fund Septcn-
Der 10. Among those present wers John T.. Burnett,
George Hunt Andrew Grace. John Gait. NJ. L. Monash,
lame, Dorcmus Wilson Smith, William Mcdonald H. l..
law Henry Durtscn Henry Rogers. W. Garretson and
w. Burbank.
we'll attended meeting OF the United Republican Club
yas held Wednesday evening At No. 1850 Avenue a.
Twelve new Members were admitted. The speakers were
James owen and Joseph NJ deuel.. Mr.. Owens remarks
wore chered echo. Mr. Deuel. spoke on Protection
.ad Reciprocity Among those present were j. W. Terry
Anthony Mossop, president OF the Hell Cato kepuocan
Club: Richard Hills l. Nelson, A. Jacobs James BETS
and c. w Sykes Tho OF tho club President.
Joseph T. vcepcsidcnt, Morris Bette; n-ahcai
secretary H. W. Juber; recording secretary, Alfred
Cooper treasurer Edward Barznsky; sergeantst arms
NJ. Schuman.
The regular meeting OF the United Republican Assoca-
ton o. the XIh Assembly District was held Wednesday
evening In the headquarters. No. 100 West Twentynnth'
A. d.
h,s OF the association all colored men, AmarS those
present wero James c. johnson. Warren Randolph '" H.
Loaard Q. Stewart 1apa Epps, James Msdisoa, Ne'son
Hn Frederick r. Hayes. Henry West Foster PicA anu
C. Jarrett The officers President. A b. Roberts;
vfccpresdept Henry Hill secretary, George N ouaFics;
treasurer l.. c. Johnson .
Tho General Sheridan Republican Club Of tho North
sds held It's weekly meeting a. One-hundred sixty.
axth.s and Prospcctave.. "Wednesday night. Ten now
mcnbers were admitted and this brings tho membership
nnry the hundred mark The officers arc PRESIDENT
Edward Murphy; ycoprcsdent William EAmes treasurer,
Hosnan schmuck; recording secretary, John HICKS;
financial secretary, Charles Hertenday; sergeSnat ars,
Charles Royal
An enthusiastic and well attended meeting Of tho
FEDERAL Repubcan Club OF rhe XXlst Assembly District
held "Wednesday night at No 100 East f1fty nnst
The membership Is 160 ten names having
been added the meeting Five have been proposed
for election II tho next meeting. Connected With the
club is the Charles A. Hess Battery. New regulation
Navy uniforms been ordered for all the members %
this which will Be ready Saturday. Tho battery will
| start for Buffalo wednesday TO take part In tho
Stale Convention OF Republican Clubs. Meetings viii DO
held every Wednesday evening until tho close OF the
campaign and tho battery Will tako part IN all Of tho
more important Republican demonstration
EnCong ressman William l.. Mason. Of Chicago. under
his engagement with tho Campaign Committee OF the
Republican Club New.York City will address large
meeting at Bssvoort Hail. No 1874 East EiftyIourh.ss.
this evening Andrew d. Humphrey Will make short
preliminary address.
Association u Long Isond City. Justice Lucus N. Maney
was recommended union candidate for Mayor. against
Mayor Gleason. Felix Fttehe secretary VI the
| meeting.
The Franco American Independent League Club has
secured OF Central Hall, No. 1915 Thrdave.
and IS making preparations for the opening meeting
next Thursday. At tot time there Will be raised big
Harrison and Reid banner. Prominent speakers will adj
dress the meeting Nagcise ST. Germaln president Of
the club.
iarya and O
nublloan Club was held at their clubooin No. 30S West
one hundred and forty Hfthst, wednesday evening.
First VIcePresidcnt McFarlane IN tho chair. WILL
| lam Montgomery on old Ninth warder, unanimously
elected president and seventysx members
rolled making q total membership Of 2GG The meeting
then adjourned. aud the club marched in body 10 the
Washington Republican Club at Onc-hundred and'nfty.
second and Tenthave TO attend their banner raising
headed by the STANDARD Drum aud Fife Corps z. j. HILL
drum. major Tho conference committees from this club
and from the Excelsior Republican Campaign Club reported
fsvoraby on consolidation, and all campaign meetings VIII
be- held Ut Brsdhurst Republican Club headquarters,
No 3O8 West One.hundred and forty fifth ST. during this
campaign. -
The American Republican Club, Of Harlem, VIII
hold special meeting at its headquarters NO l'Vio
Third this evening TO complete arrangements ior INC
German Republican nassmeetlpg In Harlem To be hold
next week Colonel Dc Witt Q. Ward, Henry draSse anu
others will address the meeting.
meeting Of the Club Of First Presidential Vo-
ers Harlem Will DO held this evening vt It's headquaref
Although this organization has teen In existence only
three weeks IL already has membership OF 800, and
every member active worker Tho meeting tonight
will DO addressed by j. Proctor Clarke.
The Republicans OF the Twentycghth Ward Of Brook
lyn held large and enthusiastic open.a meeting at
their headquarters In Ebertst last night. Speeches
we're made by Judge Brennan. OF Iowa, and George Fen
| rick, OF New-York City.
Many young OF the old X1Vh and new Xth As
semby District. living Avenue and Fourteenth
st. assembled in Washington Hall, No. 20 Avenue A. last
evening and organized for the campaign under the
Of Harrison and Reid Legion. Permanent Crganiha
ton effected by the election Of James T. Pegnam
president John j. Ross vice president Peter CODY treas
urer; Thomas r. Hearty, recording secretary James j.
ORourKe financial secretary, and James j. Mcmahon
eeant-atarms DR.. T. II. Newland addressed the meet
ing the benefits OF Protection, Reciprocity
money lie dwelt at length and with forsite arguments
on necessity for the young Of NewYork taking
an actIve part In the present campaign committee OF
three appointed to make Arrangements for q mass
meeting and banner-raisng at IN early date.
Young Mems Republican Club organized last
evening Retail Grocers Hall. No 2l3 East Twenty
third.st. Tho officers elected j. Hutchinson pres
dent William Warren, first vice PRESIDENT W. IL. Grove
president Joseph West recording secretary
W. l.. White treasurer Colonel Fsirmont addressed the
meeting upon tho benefits to be derived from protective
| tariff, and he warmly applaudcd.
Furniture 1T F1nts we. lth.stl Is plainly marked