New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

Elaborate being made under the
agement OF Frank Raymond and his lIeutenants for
rousng meeting TO be held early in October 1t Is
probable that the meeting will be held in suzcrs Harlem
River Park and Casino equally large place. for
efforts being made have the meeting great
the given under the auspices OF the Harlem
Republican Club at the Polo Grounds 1885, when James
e.. Blaine spoke
At Evergreen. L. l.. there is banner raising and
public demonstration under the auspices OF Evergreen
Harrison and Reid Campaign Club. There will BE- q
parade. good music and fireworks previous the
mony and Immediately after the banner unfured there
viii De an address by a good speaker.
The membership % the Harrison and Reid Campaign
Club. OF Newtown, j. l., has almost doubled was
organized few weeks ago Under the leadership Of its
president George NJ. williamson ably assisted by the
Ncepesiden Henry 5. Keton. the club doing excel.
lent service. every member Is active, earnest and
determined. Public meetings held at frequent in.
teryas good speakers heard and large crowds
out In consequence.
hat unusual feature political parade Will
Rockville Centre l.. l., next week, when the
Harrison aud Reid Campaign Club Of that place raises It's
banner. several wheclmen OF Hampstead. and members
Of the Republican Club OF that place will participate in
the parade, mounted their bicycles, which will be
appropriately decorated and Illuminated for the OCCASION
George l.. Wiebecan ir, coored speaker will address
the people Of Glen Cove L. l., on wednesday evening.
Extensive prNntons arc under way for the meeting and
rousing time Is anticipated.
The Ivy Club. Of Mount Vernon. which has u large
membership Of young Republicans and is one OF the most
active aud live campaign organizations Of westchespr
County has through the efforts of Mayor Brush secured
the cd Clubhouse at SlNh-ayc and Fourh-st..
o. HI aGqualers Tho club will raise handsome Harrison
aud campaign banner next week, and Thursday
evening will have ratification meeting in the ,Repub
Lean wiRwam. Addressc' will DO made by President
Catcrson, General John Byron the Rev. Dr. W. j. Der
rick and Others.
d. Hartman will give his popular illustrated lecture
on The Tariff" before Young lRepublcan Campo IN
club. Of No. 3li Ccurtst. Brooklyn, at GRIND Union Hall
Court and Harrison sts night at o'clock All voters VITO
doubt to tho benefits Of the tariff are cordially
Invited TO attend. The regular Republican associations o;
the sAa and Tenth Wards have been invited to meet
the cluL o this occasion.
large transparency Will soon be placed ut tho en-
ancc q the Crescent Rink the Republican headquarters
in Paneld n. J. IL will be twenty-five feet long and
ten feet high.
Tho Plalnaed Republican Association has received a
handsome GIT from George H. Babcock IN the form OF a
terracot OF President Harrison. 1t is fine spaci
men Of American handwork being cast in Western New
York pottery splendid reproduction Of the Presi-
and features and IL presence on the Crescent
platform in future Eepublican demonstrations will
b. enthusiasm ana admiration Tor the present
Chief EAe. u1ye.
The important Republican gathering in Painhed
will place the evening Of october G. 1t IS ex-
pcced that date the various marching and mounted
campaign clubs will be fully equipped and drilled TO ap-
pear in torchght parade.
The L. y Grant Club Of North Planneld, Is OF tho
strongest Republican organizations in Somerset County,
and Ito Monday evening meetings are deserNedy popular
The John Kean. IT,. Republican Club Of Trenton.
organized with fortyeight names. The officers
are President c. F. Betzng; secretary, Marcus Baker
financial secretary j. L. Stout; treasurer w iAltemus
captain George w. whitaker first lieutenant, Walter
FoulGs second Lieutenant J. l.. Stout; sergeant L. Z.
Howell.
The Republicans Of Franklin Township. y. j.. have
organized a campaign club with enrolment OF sixty
names.
General George ) Sheridan will speak at saenser Hail.
Newark, Thursday night.