New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
NOTES or THE CANVASS.


ton Exchange realize earnestly the importance of
defeating Bryan and free silver and to this end
are engaged in a movement to form u sound-money
club, which, 1t is planned, Will take part In the
parade of business men next month The move
ment has been under way for some time, and has
lately become important topic OF conversat ton
on the Exchange. The organization Of the club
will be made Il meeting held to-day. Several
men have been mentioned for the presidency.
among them Henry Hentz More than 200 mem
bers of the Exchange have already expressed de-
sire to join the club, and its success is thus
sured. Many of these men have never voted any
thing but the Democratic ticket before but free
silver Is too big dose for them to swallow.
The Mckinley and Hobart and Sound Money
Campaign Club Of the Drug, Paint Oil and Chem
zeal Trades will open its compaign on Thursday
MONDAY meetings will be held at the headquarters
Of the club. Nos 80 and 81 Maiden Lane. at which
prominent speakers will make addresses. The
club also intends 30 join in the business mems
parade with a large following. The officers OF this
hourshing organizations are: George J. Sleabury,
president Isaac V. S. Hitler. treasurer: l.. William
staff Major General S. l.. Mollneux, division mar
Andrew b. Rogers. chairman; Robert F. Amend.
ner. Darwin X James l. L. Iersner. Walter Long
WakeT G. L. Wsfon and H. F"I Wsom '"
The XIXth Assembly District Republicans will hold
a big rally and mass-meeiing at Columbus Hall Six.
tieth-st.. between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. on
Tuesday evening at o'clock. A feature Of the oc-
cason will be lecture Sound Money and Protec-
ton by J. c. Shenck Of NewJersey Illustrated with
large number Of sereOp;icon views specially pre-
pared This meeting will be the opening gun OF the
campaign from the lower end OF the district. George
r. Bdwell will preside and there will aso be present
Lemue E. Quigg Robert Mazet and other prominent
Republicans.
Republicans of the XTXth Assembly District are
cordially invited to assembleat the Of the Quigg
Cub. No. 31 Amsterdam-ave.. on Monday evening
al o'clock. and from there proceed in body to the
Republican mass-meeting to be held at Carnegie Mu-
sic Hall, Fifty-sevenih-st. and Seventh-ave.
large Mckinley and Hobart banner was raised
yesterday afternoon In Beaver-st. near Broad-st
by wholesale liquor merchants doing business in the
streets between William and Broad SITS The inscrip-
ton Patriotism Above Party" Is the upper part
of the flag William 4. Charles. of No q Broad-st
said yesterday that nearly al who subscribed for the
banner Democrats and voted for the Democrat tic
candidates at the last election.
mass meeting and banner raising was held las,
night under the auspices OF the National Republican
Annex at No. lis West Thiriy-hrst-st Most of
the well-known colored Republicans Of the city were
among the audience Dr. Ernest Lyon presided ana
" *. DAVIS ". ". Taley Of Illinois; H. f. Quincy
Of Galveston: }. D. Carr, j. II. Simms, A. c. Cowan
Mckinley and Hobart club has been formed by
the employees OF John Patterson & CO.. of Nos q
and q West Twenty and already numbers
100 members The club has begun its work by
swinging a Mckinley and Hobart banner, 70 by 30
feet in size across Twenty th-st. near Broad
way
The Republican Organization of the IXth As
senbly District had "A banner-rasing and mass
meeting last night az Twenty-third-st and Eighth
ave handsome banner which Is inscribed the
names OF the candidates on the National and State
tickets was run across Eghtn-ave. between the
ORGANIZATIONS clubhouse and that of the Chelsea
Republican club. IT. neighbor. at No. 2jS West
Twenty -third-st., which were generously orna-
mrntrd for the occasion. Among The speakers were
John r. Blackburn. Edwin 4. Lee Clarence W.
Meade and William Iialpin
The Forty-inird Election District Of the NXIst
Assembly District held meeting last night Il, No.
9yi West One-h undred-and- eighteenih-st. Before
the meeting took place large Mckinley and
Hobart flag was swung across the street Frank
g. Langley presided at the meeting and speeches
were made by Charles ~ Treat and A. IT, Steele
The lenox Republican club, OF 30. IL West One
hundred twenty -ninth-st. had flag raising
and mass meeting last night IA front of the club
house 4 huge American flag flung 10 the
breeze A strip OF canvas on the bottom bore IN.
words mckinley and Hobart" The Standard
Coiorea Quartet sang several National songs. and
eueochee were made 10y George II. sutton Captain
VI & Reddy ". IS Norris and Major Mckelyey.
the C4SE or THE TEXAS.
Newport. r. l., Sept 25--rhc Texas sailed al l2.l5
o'clock to-day 10 Join the squadron al Staten Island
II Is believed that the couri Of inquiry as TO her
o,,r,1tno mill ne convened when she iDns the