New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

4 ratification meeting viii he held by the sterling
Henry Hyland Garnet CIub a. thu African Method
IS; Episcopal Bethel Churca. sullivan -. t'mofr'"
evening AT O'Clock. This club IS composed -
many Of the most prominent colorcl citizens of ne
With Assembly District and II acting c'nl 'l"iIf
with M. Morton and Saxton Campaign Cluu In
advancing the interests Of the Republican party
among the colorel population Of th~ dIsiri'i. ON"
OF the principal features ~ the meeting will be IN"
singing v patriotic songs by th" church cA7!r Nj
dresses VIII be mad" by th" Rev W. H. lrrrick,
John Murray Mitchell. candIat" fpr Congress. Al
fred T. Conkling candidate FOR Assembly. Cornelius
Van Cott. tn, Rev. X. .. e. Benjamin !. Thomas
Fortune and Colonel william J. Parkinson.
4 Republican mass-ucctlug Will be held at IN"
Lexington Avenue Opera House. FIfiy -clghth-%;-.
near Third-ave.. tomorrow evening a. o'clock
William T. Frye. United states Senator if"nI
Maine: Colonel Richard C. shannon. candidate for
Corarcss from the XIllth Congress District. and
Others Will b." present to address the meeting.
The Veteran Soldiers Sailors and Sons of Vet
Grams OF the Sta.e OF New-YoTk Republican Asso-
citation has opened headquarters AZ Clarendon han,
No ia East Thirteenth-s;. The following the
officers of the association: Alexander McAiam"y.
president 9sd Regiment New-York Volunteers;
James Riley, nrst vlce-prcsident. llth Regiment
New-york Volunteers. H., Fire Zouaves. James Nc
Grath second vice-president. i2d Regiment. New
York Volunteers c'Tammany Regiment ,; James
Kerrlgan United States Steamship kcarsarg' treas
nrer; James Friell. corresponding secretary son
OF Veteran SD Regiment. New-York Volunteers
sergeantsa t-arms-John Icller. sth Regiment. New
York Volunteers nrish Rifes). and John II. Leslie.
9th Reglmnet, New-York Volunteers diawklhss $
Zouaves); Henry y. Brown. secretary. i6'th R"si-
ment New-York Volunteers I'd Regiment Duryea
Xouaves).
An Anti-Tammany massmecting or The Win
Assembly District viii be held tomorrow evening
M 40 loS Avenue e. Among the speakers viii
cna,fn 10, ~ ion ~
d. Parker. Walter W. Bahan. Thomas T.. tlaii-
merry John J. Murphy, David Lloyd and James NJ.
An Anti-Tammany mass-meeting. under tie
auspices OF the Republican Campaign COMMITTEE
evening al Lion Park. One-hundred and seventh,
ST and Coiumbus-ave. Samuel H. Randall Wili
preside. and among the speakers VIII ," Arthur
C. Wade. Congressman J.. F.. Vuigg Judson ih"-
son and W NJ X. Olcoit
cession headed by the Willcts Point Band. and a
mass-nceting at Whtestone on Monday evcninI:
thai village The meeting in the evening nllcd the
village hall from the platform to The door. ~ y.
Niles presided. The speakers were eX-Govefnp pr
Mccormick candidate for Congress IN the lst
District, Colonel jsmes Fairman and 'ieorgr w. W.
To. morrow evening there VIII be mass-rnec:-
sembly District at One-hundred and Ninth-st and
ner Rober, Grier Monroe William De Fores, Bid
WIN James byrne ana 1dher h s'e1WkeGrs WcGov WIN i sd
"rh,'e Tn" antirammany Democrats OF the XlXth AS
serbly District Will have big meeting this even
ing AZ Columbus Hall No. l30 West Sxteth-st The
following have been invited 10 speak: Ex-Sherir
LANES O Bren, Andrew D. Parker. John H. Sherl-
dan. James Grove James VI. Smith. Colonel Alex
Theophius steele and Major VI. c. Doughsrty
a ratification meeting Will be held under the au-
spices OF the enrolled Iepubiicans OF the Twenty
third Election District Of the %HIgt Assembly by
irict this evening at o'clock. AT No o East Fifty
ninth.s at 10 which all cordially invited. Ad-
dresses VIII be delivered by Lemuel T. Quigg How
ard pavson WIlds and Benjamin f. Hall. candidates
respectively for Congress. the Assembly and the
Board OF Aldermen. and by other speakers.
At a meeting Of the Independent Campaign club
OF Harlem the candidacy OF John ". Con for Re-
corler ard Charles Wines for Alderman IA the
XXVfth Assembly District was indorsel Tho work
OF Mr. t;on M counsel Gf I.exow Commitiec nd
his laoors for the cause OF liberty and Justice were
warmly recommended. The club pledged its
efforts for the election OF both men.
r. die, lion meeting Of Good Government cub T.
The speakers Will be Alfred II. conkiinS Edward Il.