New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
THE JTONEN'S CAMPAIGN.
MEETINGS HELD IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
CITY-A LARGE GATHERING EXPECTED At
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN con
CERT HALL, TONIGHT
CERT HALL TONIGHT.

The asst If number Of enthusiastic nlse'ing' was
he'd l1,. cvonins a, 80 ~ Amsterdam-ave., ny
tho Womans Auxiliary Anti-Temnanv orSan'1a-
ton Of the XXIIId Assembly District The IA !
y. plckcd 10 tho doors with men ana women. ana
Nh. NJ. NJ Pomerov. who presided. s'ni-iHGE re-
ceivcd gra:u,aiions the success ~ the snort
hat memorable campaign. Sho briefly addressed inc
meeting apoakin- of ;he work which had neen ac-
c1inrlish.d and giving a statement Of the funds
witch had hean toceiyed $40 Thanked tho press Tor
the KIND CONSIDERATION which had been sno"r me
organization n their EFF r;s ~ ne. ~ the WORK
Of 'or'rm.'
.irs Janc rcarcc Wa thcn Introduced and she
~ once declared that she Only could say le"
words. rs she bad promised TO speak at another
,ncoiine This is busy tine for The women
she continued The Gght {, nearly over ana VINO
can say merely that | suppose that you h''
have done, GOOD work. can add that kh"" ''i'
tho women have" Tho speaker ccntlhueh '' 81!
ing that II the mon had accomplished anythlHE'
they had merely performed long neglected ""'y'
az Tho ur.s.nt condition or tho municipal govern
mont was owing their Indifference rev. anu
lstk Of respect of the rights and privilege" "' ''
dom" She smilinely declared her IMMIGRATION ~ ~
so great 1T times a. 20 Great" a l'eihS % '''''
rcse' 'Brick" Pomcroy wa" q'i"''' rs nav
.iy,n uf,crarcc to 4 sentiment which IN" s2ehA'r
had rot heard cxcelled throuehout thy 'Ainia'Sa'
AID which she advised each orc .; her hearers -
adopt II was as follows: Il have forE"''' u"
what party belonged was a'iliat'i WIN !
only remember that my duty my counii-. to TIE
city in which live. to my family ana 40 myS''.
conrels me TO cast my vote and 30 pui iorth an
,.,,. .,,r..ios for reform and clean Government
NJ Stin,son : NTH was tn nest speaker. lni Sl'
declared with parlonahle pride. her conviction that
the organization of that district htd done real wen
FOR children" and her belief that It 'shorty "'u''
receive promotion" She add thai although nav
ing begun in the primary class. she ff.t assured
had hos.
been recognized by ali parties. even by T"nman}.
Her remarks were rounlly appau!cd. letter was
read nyiiinc the representatives, OF Inc orsA'"N'-
ton 20 bc present on the platform AZ tn mass
meeting held by the Committee oi seventy AT '''
Music Hall on Saturday evening. other speakers 1T
the meeting were the Rev. John Peters IN" Kew.
Or John Balcolm shaw. Ms. Mary f. Kelly ana
the Princess N.roqua.
The Womans Municipal League held = meeting
LAST evening in the chapel OF the Adams Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. 40 20 East Thrueth-s' me
seats were all hlrl the greater part Of tn auh"h'e
being women Mis- Kate Bond presided ana gave 4
practical tllk concerning woman in poiics anu h'r
influence I'm the present campaign Mrs. Parkhursi.
who was present. related her experiences with the
women o. the East sid. Among other speakers
,y,r. the Kev j = Forbes. pastor Of the chnrch'
the Rev f. f. Vogciin. oi Zion German church;
Mrs NJ j. Garrctson and Louis sioiber
4 Iarg. meeting OF Italians. which was he'll last
Mrs Emma B.ck~ith. Mr.. Jane IcAfe'. MISS SH-
mia Wcsiovcr. Who spoke IN Italian ana "th'r
speaker. r, 49,, ,,,..
Tn. Woman Municipal League VIII ho.h q mass
meeting al fhr Madison square concert iifH 'N'7
.,.niur AZ SO O'Clock The meeting VII b" pr
sided over 10y .. g H"nman: OF NJ commute @'
seventy and the other speakers vii j." Jaii'"- =
carter C.lrge Haven Putnam. Professor Munro
smith of Columbia College. ana ramon h'i9' N'
first secretary o. the cry 'luh.
An Anil-Taumnuy rally. under IN" auspices 80
,h. Wo,n,u's Republican Association. MI De- hfld
mis- evening 81 : O'Clock az tn lincoln mon
Rooms IN Abingdon Square. a. which 'r. iarkhur'i
Will speak. . 49,. .. .... . ,
4 r,irlor-mcciing viii ho hcll this afternoon AZ >
O'Clock ~ tho home ~ Mis- Henderson, 40. - West
SeScntocntl-st.