New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.
The first OF series of open-ar meetings In the
XXXth Assembly. District held Monday
night in front of No 52s East Eighty y-ffth-st.
About two thousand people were addressed by
Joseph Rose. Edward Gumpert. Louis H. Bold
7. NJ. Brickner candidate for Assembly in the
district; Philip p. Low. candidate for Congress-
and Louis J. Hoennnger. Three meetings week
scheduled from now until the evening of
Sesk Week to bc held ii" in Music Exchange Hall. Little
Aschenhrodel Hall and the Old Homestead. to be
conducted under the auspices OF the\ Campaign
Committee of the district of which Ambrose O
Neal is chairman and William A. Gibson secre-
tary.
A ratification meeting under the auspices Of the
regular Republican organization will be held at
the Quigg Club. No. 81 Amsterdam-ave. to-mor-
Abram Gruber and s c. Baldwin.
An honest-money mass-meeting for the Twenty
third and Twenty fourth wards will be held to-
morrow evening at Urbachs Hall. Third-ave. and
One -hundred-a seventieth-s The meeting will
be under the auspices of the Republican County
Committee. and among the speakers will be Sen
ator Lexow Abram Gruber and Edward Vroom,
the actor. There will be music and fireworks.
James l.. Wells will preside
The uptown branch of the Democratic Honest
at It's headquarters. No 80 West One-hundred- and
twenty-ffth-st.. this evening at o'clock. Ad-
dresses VIII be made al auesti9ns cneeriHly m an
given out free.
The New-Amsterdam Republican Club will hold
a campaign meeting at It's clubhouse No. 80 West
Ninety-sxth-st., Friday night. Congressman
Lemuel +. Quigg and Assemblyman George c.
Austin will make addresses.
A meeting OF the Thirtv-seventh Election District
Of the XXIXth Assembly District was held on
Monday evening at Soltar's Hall. No. III East
Ninety-sxth-st.. and campaign committee
sisting of Colonel d. w. G. Ward. Albert Stetson.
j. Newberger. Adam Schweizcr and Daniel Cohn
was chosen to arrange for mass meeting 10 be
held on the East Side. Henry Suzbacher pre-
sided.
Arrangements nave been made by the Lincoln
Club of the Vth Assembly District to hold rati-
fcation meeting and banner-rlisng at West Fourth
and Tenta SITS this evening. The speakers Will be
Edward Lauterbaoh. Abram Gruber John W
is chairman of the Committee Of Arrangemerts
The banner to he raised was presented 10 the club
feet and has upon 1t the complete Republican
ticket
While the rain pouring down last night an
open-air meeting was held in West Forty -hfth-st.
The district is a Tammany stronghold. but the Re-
publcans hope to carry the day there nevertheless.
The speakers at the meeting were w. A. Tucker. Of
Troy. ID. vi. Robinson, X.
orator, and Joseph j. cowan. 1r, Or CONGRESSMAN
Qugg's district. Mr.. Cowan said If the party nom
surely carry the district A. H. Steele was to have
spoken. but the rain prevented his doing so.
w. Bourke Cochran has accepted On invitation
to address a meeting of all the branches Of the
Wage Farmers Patriotic League at the Grand
Central Palace. The date Of the meeting has not
yet been fixed. The League IL enrolling each
day large numbers of members. a branch was
organized last night in the With Congress Dis
trict. under the management OF Joseph A. Judge,
Chairman and Shea sas & MARI n
Teetor and J. b. Quinn. Executive Committee. The
Tuesday at No. 80 University Place. A rally Of
% M o h TSe coUred % be Of e
League has opened headquarters at No. 9o West
and rh has Ray sLeady enpoff wha
formerly Of Washington. ID. C., is at the head Of
this branch
The Assembly Convention of the Republican or
ganization of the With Assembly District met last
night at No. l Abingdon Square and nominated
William T. Baxter for the Assembly. Mr.. Baxter
is a blacksmith He is thirty-two years old. He
ran for the Assembly two years ago in the same
district. and was defeated by the Tammany Hall
candidate.
A handsome Mckinley banner raised by the
Republicans OF the IXth Assembly District. at
Twenty st and Eighth-ave. last night. 1t
I
ing to celebrate the banner-raising. but rain spoiled
the plans of the organizers to some extent. and
the meeting had to be held In the hall Of the
b at P No. m The speakeT
were John Sabine Smith. job i. Hedges Clarence
" Meade and John d. Blackburn. The Tammany
parade passed the banner being swung. and
a cross-hre Of political compliments was exchanged.
The Mckinley League Of the XXth Assembly
District headed by a drum and nfe corps paraded
last night through the principal streets of the dis
trict and then held a meeting at the clubrooms
No. 4ss Thrd-ave: The speakers were. Abraham
White president Of the League: Richa rd /. Grogan
Joseph w. Rose and Edward Gumpert.
The Bradhurst Republican Club OF the XXIIId
Assembly District raised Mckinley banner in
One-hundred nd forty-hfth-st.. near Eighth-ave
last night. in spite of the weather Colonel r. C..
Campbell made brief speech in the rain to an
audience Of several hundred people. and afterward
meeting was held in I The 3fce OF Alderman Collin
= forty-ifth-st. where speeches were made by Sena-
tor John @ Ford Cvil Justice James p. Davenport.
Richard Gand. n. B. Southworth and William
A. Tanning.
The West Side Republican Club held a meeting
last night in their club rooms. in the Hotel Endi-
colt. No. lO2 West Eighty y-second-st. c. NJ. Bovee
presided, and speeches were made by Edward Bell,
George George f. Won Kolniiz Of South Carolina; +. A.
THE DRYGOODS CLIFFS MEETING.
At the Wholesale Drygoods Republican Clubs
noon meeting yesterday Assistant Corporation
Counsel John Proctor Clarke. Edward A. Sumner.
Of this city and J: G. Iienning. commercial irav-
! eller, OF Philadelphia were the speakers.
MR. QUIGG AT THE TRAVELLERS LEAGUE.
/ Congressman Quigg and Creswell Mclaughlin
were the speakers AZ Yesterdays noon meeting OF
the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
The meeting was largely attended and enthusiastic.