New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
VOTERS AROUSED ABOVE THE HARLEM.
FINE REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN PoC"h
KrErsIE, KINGSTON AND LoCKPoRT.


KrErsIE. KINGSTON AND LoCKPoRT.
Poughkcepsie oct. - specaD.-There was rousins
Republican meeting In this city tonight and there
was much enthusiasm manifested. Before the meet
ing there was parade, the procession nclhmng 'he
Lincoln Leagie Cane Corps, the German kepuDllcah
club and the J. Sloat Fassett Republican olup' eo''
posed entirely Of colorcd men, The Lincoln '.'iie
CORDS was uniformed with white ha's anu ""''S
l.gginsv and each man carried a cane. The colored
Climb also carried canes. The sidewalks were hhed
With people and there were fireworks and hluhih@
,ions The speaking occurred at the Opera House,
ord IL was an audience that included me eddiDg
peoplc of the city many ladies' were present Inc
American Band occupied a place IN the ghuer!' On
the platform members Of the various ciuos' Ohe
front row Of stage seats being taken oy pToiincn.
dtizens among them p. Edgar Ackerts president OF
the Lincoln Club Jacob LIE Fever, Republican can
d,ats for Congress John l. Plat. G. y. Arnold
T. H. Vail James +. butcher and Others Inc
meeting wns called 70 order by " Aclert, VINO
introduced Jacob lie Fever. He was received enthuS
astically. lie made an excellent address, snort On'
to the point and then intr duoed Congressman =, A.
Boutelle OF Maine, the audience breaking out INTO
prolonged cheering. Mr.. Doutelle's address was al
t.rt,vev n,tened 10 throughout, and was often In
terrppt,d by vigorous applause. II was the peS'
political meeting N the campaign in this section.
kingston n. Y. oct. 10 SpeciaD.-The west Shore
Mems iiadcison and Reid Association was oreaniZei rom
the employees OF the IVES. Shore Railroad here io 7e'
Charles NJ Hilton was made prosidcnt ana .. l.
grinper secretary. The names Of 2o1 Republican
voters were enrolled ut the first meeting, and 1t
j, likely to become the largest club In the city.
large majority Of the West Shore men are Rcpub'
leans and Harrison men, Several stirring aduresscS
we're made at this meeting which were ENTHUSIASTICALLY
received T. F. Reed, the secretary OF the 'et
erans' Reform League, Of Newfork, Is insulting the
Grand Army men throughout the state by seno,ng
Iotfara md
10 vote for Cleveland. Many have been receiver
here ono veteran, X. W. Anderson, In answering
thc communication. said "As old soldier would
roth.r vote for any reconstructed rebel who was
nantnl enough 10 the gray and fight fur his con
yictions who has accepted the Issue Of arms and
l. now LOYAL citizen Of the United states"
Lockport ~ Y, oct. 10 (opecial).-A large Re
publican meeting here this evening WAS addressed
bv Ex-Governor Dnslcy, Of Maine BUT Van horn
presided with large number Of vice presidents and
secretaries. Much enthusiasm was shown
syracuse oct. - (opccilD.-A biz Republican
mass meeting was held at the Alhu nbla this evening
Tx Consrr4,snan John j. Fncry. Of Chicago. the
sneaker arrived on the Empire state Express, and a
committee consisting OF Edward Ryan. VI. f. DrlScol
John d. MoGc,t. and Michael Lawless met him Mt the
station The arrangements for the meeting were In
the hands OF prominent Irishmen made up OF Two
from each ward and town in the county. The "lo
nu.nt lri,h-Amcrcan orator held The attention 81
800 listeners tor hour. IN the course oi MS
address Mr. Fincriy said that the situation IN the
Nest was never brighter for Republican victory. Ihe
Irishmen he thought. would give Harrison unusually
,rnng support lie showed how Protection hal
aided the workiUg man, and appealed 10 rvery lrsl
.merican t. vote The Republican ticket lhieS rou,
ing cheers wer. gwen for Harrison and Reid. and
three more for Mr.. Finerv After the meeting dls-
persed the ex Congressman held reception mder he
sI,ui,as OF the Republican Club OF syracuse Twelve
hunired men turned out in the parade before the
meeting.