New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Oakley Of Brooklyn, the first speaker. and he
delivered an address in which the tenets OF the
Democratic party were clearly explained and merci-
lessly. Dut good-natured.y. ridiculed. Colonel W. J
Parkinson followed AMI spoke for nearly an hour
Philip H. Law Louis H. noiL and Joseph Schi.ling
candidates respectively FOX Congress. Assembly and
Alderman from ,l.s ric al'o made short speches.
The Republican, of th4 XXIVth District will meet
again to-ngh, at No - East E.ghiy-hfth-st, and
some tine this week Will have a Dig torch'ight
parade. probably TEufs'!ay night
The Independent Republican organization anu the
Levi p Morton club Of the NIlth Assembly Dis
trict will ion with o;ler .An:i-Tammany oryanIza-
tons in holding erano rally at fosehiii man,
s;econd-ave and Twenty fourth-s; this evening, 10
ratify the nominations of Strong ana Gon. MI.
Tamssn, candidate for Sheriff; Mr. Patrick, candi-
date for Assembly and other speakers VIII address
tne meeting. Speeches VIII also De ihaue !" "e'-
man and Swedish.
The Morton and Saxton Campaign Club Of the
XXI,t A. emby District will hold mass-meeting
al No. IA West Fiftv-thrd-st. tomorrow night
Spec hes will lie made by Dr Derrick and the local
c. ndidates
There will be a roGsing Anti-Tammany rally IN
the spacious rooms Of the West Side Republican
club No I02 West Eighty -second-st., tomorrow
night. W H. McElroy. g. y. Bovee, jr. and others
Will make addresses
\ rally Of the Republicans Of the HHllld Assem-
bly, District Will be- held this evening at Carrs Hail.
y
p. W. j. b. Steirs viii preside ana pro"''
nent speakers viii ADDRESS the meeting -.
\ campaign meeting vii he held this evening AZ
ocloch AZ 6riiys Hall, misunderstanding.
tie.n-st. and Amst sriam-avs, under the auspiSes,
Of the Manhattanvc i;epublcan club, oi No lsss
Amsterd1ln-ave. Len.uA. ~. Qugg, A. Wllirs LIsne
bDurn and James fdrnham wili ADDRESS the "'ee'-
nS. ... ,.,o, ho,d
"A large and demonstrative meeting was nelo
Under ne auspices of the Italian Independent ne
Dnblican club at NO. 4 Prince-st., last evening"
Stirring .D.e hes were made by Sa!Vator fateIno.
Ianiel brown and >. Henriques. all OF wnom "eTe
loudly auplalded, and the names or the State ana
local Republican nominees enthusiastically cheered.
The club win parade Thursday evening from
its hcaduulrters through Prnce-st. to Mulberry
rorsvth st returning through the Bowery 10 the
clubroon.s and holding mass-rneetns mere
william r. Grace addressed large anu entuuo..
astic meeting Of the Newf fork state Democracy
of the X\ IlIth Assembly District last nlsnt, a.
Adniphi Han. r'iiiy-sc, Ord-St. ana i,roduway.
LANES Ualrigan prenGeG and among tnos' VIZ"
sloke were Lawrence +. Mnsey, James i,yrnie -"
H. Parker. James O'i}ricn. Jcnn T. Murphy rta"
els NJ Scott ana eX-Judge Jeroloman. ,.,. =.
The Rem blicl OF the i$tl Assembly, Dislrlct haa
a hue parade last nisnL All the itepupmcah OF
iz9ti0ns OF the district were in line: Inc stdit
was made AT $50 O'Clock from the headquarters IN
v.rc brilliantly Illuminated. The Ninth ward no
ncev Corps acted escort ana the foi.oWlns OF
gani2atons were in l.no. Regular Republican Or-
ganizatiOn. Republican Club W. c. Baxter Assocla-
ton James Mallon Asociation Greenwich Wneel-
men Ninth Ward Regulars and Garheld cluos
Cicorge b. Deane and John w. Marshall were 10
ch lrge of the parade.