New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
NnTEs OF TIE CANVASS.

Cool Government club Will hold special meet
ina, th.. evening AZ i,s headquarters. NJ. '2i fud-
sou-st
\ tn.ctng a. The Cliy Vigilance League ~ the
NIVfh an! XNIth Assembly districts viii De held
Al tho Adams Memorial Church. Thirticth-st nc2r
Third-aNe. this evening. The Rev. Jesse +. Forhe.
viii preside Dr Parkhursi and others VIII speak
The colorcl Republicans Of the various Assembly
districts Of this city formed county campaign or
gAnlza,Ion on TUESDAY evening. at No. liz Waverley
pl.ce by o.eciing Dr j Milton Williams. member
,f the Republican county Committee from tho
XVIII Assembly District president and John J."
Edwards secretary. The organization proposed 20
bring out tn, fun colored vote for Morton and
saxton and the other nominees OF the party.
4 highly interesting little volume Is the Anti
Tammany Text Book" which shows how the Wig
wan people have robbed the taxpayers. perverted
the public funds and fattcned blackmail and
thievcry The book Il issued I'm the form OF an APP
peal To- "all just and conscientious citizens OF New
York" II Is fun ~ Information which should be
valuable to every voter. Those interested in the
work should address j. r. Smith. No. | Broadway
An enthusiastic meeting of the Excelsior Repub-
lcan club was held on Tuesday evening at No. 22S
East hundred -and-tenth- The nominations OF
Morton. Saxton AMI Haight were Endorsed amid
much enthusiasm. Strong speeches were made by
Peter H. Mcdonald Edwin ". Mortimer. Frank
McCabc and others. y letter from senator SaNton
vas read. In which he said that the prospects were
bright FOR Republican success this fall.
The Republicans OF the Third Election District OF
the Nth Assembly District met last evening at NO
l0i Third to organize for aggressive work IN the
George Fcn'rCk presided ana the sc'le
tary was Robert Kacmpf. The following made erl'l
addresses. Henry Clinton Baclus. william r. scar
MSrr ana the "''-N"0"" 'e''-e'''e "'0NF' '"'
i meeting Of the State League OF Municipal Clubs
held at the office ~ J. Augustus Johnson NO ~
Mi.lian-st., yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Johnson pre-"
sided. The separation Of municipal elections rom
State and National ones was discussed ana u wlS
resolved 10 prepare an address advocating thiS Io
circulation In the cities OF the state. . ,
The new rooms OF the East Side Young Mems Re
publican Club No. 10 Forsyth-st. were opened last
night These rooms are none too large ara u the
club continues to grow another removal VA! be
Fredcl was secretary. Short speeches. Were mtI.
by Charles II. Treat. otto \. Rosalsky: President
Ellis Louis Damant Ralph Nathan; c. r. Murray
steele Resolutions ndorsing the State ticket were
passed The officers OF the club were: President,
Israel Ellis. first vlce-presdent. ID. Garflnkle; sec
ond vice president. Elias Brody: treasurer; Jacob j.
Suln: recording secretary. Louis L. Friedel: imam
cal secretary A. \. Lewis. and sergeant-at-arms.
Louis l.. Harris
weekly meeting Of the Young Mems Republican
| at No 20 Orchari-st President A. Kadane was in
the chair The meeting was short. The Republican
candidates were ndorsed and then Lafay Schuum
was recommended for the Republican nomlna ton
The James g. Blaine Republican club. OF the Ia
Assembly District. held Its weekly meeting last
night at No. IS East Broadway. Joseph Levenson
chairman and a. l.. Levy secretary. Alfred X.
new election laws lie gave Information by which
his hearers might be guided on registration and
election days. Oliver Sumner Teall was an atten-
tive listener. When he entered the hall burst Of
applause greeted him This club will give an en-
tertainment at Apollo Hall on October 20 to raise
funds for a permanent headquarters.