New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-05
CAMPAIGNS GLORIOUS END.

WORK TO REACH ITS CLIMAX IN A
GREAT OUTPOURING TONIGHT.
REPUBLICANS WILL STIR Up THE CITY FROM THE
BATTERY TO THE BRoNX-cOLONEL RoosE-
WELT TO STORM THE EowERY-MEET-
INGs IN EVERY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Republican County Committee AMI the
Assembly district organizations Of the party will
bring the campaign TO an end in New-York
County this evening by parades and meetings in
every Assembly district in Manhattan and The
Bronx. Enthusiasm for Colonel Roosevelt and
other Republican candidates has encouraged the
organizations to make a demonstration tonight
that Will stir up the city as it has not been
stirred up in a long time. Several Of the Re
/ publican organizations will unite in a parade
which will I'll the Bowery from one end to the
! other with marching hosts brass bands and
fireworks for hours. Along the Bowery will be
several open-air meetings at which Colonel
Roosevelt Will appear and at which many ef-
| fective speakers will be heard great meeting
( Cooper Union Will attract thousands OF Re
/ publicans to hear the speakers there.
TO-NIGHTs PROGRAMME.
district east Of the Bowery at noon at Sheriff
/ and Broome SITS. His appearance at the even
I Ing meetings will be according to the following
programme
sts WILLIAM MAIfiN vii preside. aId ISAAC FrLD
20 p mzon Church Tenth n and Ree'Ter ,'' r1 Ine
ER. TIE Rev. DR.. DERRICK and JOHN MURRAY
%Ssn oM@e 20 Of be The ssd v qPHfI iS bs
w6oBF tis THo%As FiTcE General JAMES
/ OBEIRNE and others.
cHA 4. T H 4fEHf T' sfFh H' sss
DBNIsoN and Lielenan'-Governor WOODRUFF Will
& 81 p ssnf in and as smoSs The hose soip pe
Will speak JACOB :. RIlS author Of How he 0her
si9 al! meeting ds St s2a tie TIE
sPeaEsTs WI sdd9sf the meeting WAFREN g.
IQHN MGlyNEY HARRY cARNo. JoshpH WILT and
eao p open meeting At Marco ne sgTng s.;
! 4 stand has been erected there John MD FRA
go ? m-oqen air meeting at the Bowery and Riy-
MEMS ltNhe MHHs62 iiosFPI wIfKiXs6N IERr-
nIXsMo Al s and fpw&nH AN&iH VII SPEAK '' u "
H. - p 3 % fo az mfoaf I a. tG 81 s ana
/ Man FRANKLIN. EnGAED NJ. CLARK. RALrH
i6.4o p m-Meetns a. S,uyvcsant. square Tenth St
1ae fo%inr speatefs vii address the eeas J@sFH
/ IAWRENCE. JOSEPH + KERT. BEHNAED ALIEN
An aHd j6iS H' e fnMssTrooNG AID ''
SOME OTHER PARADEs
! In several Of the uptown districts there will
be imposing paradcs tonight. The organiza-
tions in the XVIIth Senate District have COM
hned t. form a parade Of six thousand RepUb-
leans with bands and banners through the dis
/ trict. The XXIVth Assembly District will he
/ ablaze with fireworks. grand demonstration
has been arranged by the Campaign Committee
in that district and IT IS expected that two
thousand men will parade the streets from one
end Of the district to the other.
The climax Of one Of the greatest fights In a
/ Democratic stronghold will occur when fifteen
simultaneous meetings will be held throughout
the XXXIId Assembly District The Republi-
cans # the XXX1Id District. under the leader
/ ship Of Isaac Newman, have been waging an
/ undressing and gallant warfare in the district.
The Republicans and Citizens Union and Inde-
pendents are united and fighting shoulder 10
shoulder and it is confidently expected that the
district will be in the Republican column after
next Tuesday. The Democrats are dissatisfied
with the present administration and lack OF pat
ronage on every corner In the whole Assem-
l3y district from until II 80 J. m. there VIII
be Republican mass-meetings and parades, and
over forty prominent spell-bnders of the Re
publican party VIII be on manu-
Following are some OF the meetings TO wneh
the Republican County COMMITTEE mas ASSIGNEE
speakers for tonight:
william Villa a ifMAXz. cIiAfLEs 5. WHITMAN and
GILBERT RAY HAYES s,...,.o ,..., and Forty, Mint,
s,i ',.,lCS' NJ bGGGLAss, JAMDs a ALLEN ana
't eta N Mon h General JAMES r. oBEIRNE TIN
oTHi l. WOODRUFF 7. Il. DERRICK and THOMAS
PHI .MMER NJ J. NERNEY, RICHARD GRoGAN and
''' Jerome ia!i Griamsarase -FERplNfND zIEGEL
Ninc,y siS.h ST. and Third ave. 6 R rHoEHTs
j. BLANEY Ii W BIAsCON and JAcpB u. hANf"N.
and l'5 5oa%bas Sia1 RAfr A. BROW
No so second-ate-F. A SCHULTZ and JACOB
Ef1!y an9s ga s Frs,.aveE , Il mcRAY JOHN
o. - :tG' N,ri ave IAMES NIGFNT John RAP
Ferry. HYIANp FLowEPS ard = PRICE
JOIN j. BEAii% VIA PEucE NAM JAMES
MCAm ,a aSI Lex rr,o ny
Go,,nor J. B. pINCHBAcK. the Rev !. R BELL ana
~ iS3 We; Tacnt<- e,en'.-sl.-w. II. BUTLER
ztcKFa u Lis Bit u and " 4, ,rrRRINGi,T,9,,N;
Jerome ard Van to.'l,rd atcs.-A. NJ. sARTONELLi
taaril.si ~ GrNBT, GEORGE y. BAKER ara
Republican C.ab. s. 100 IVES; one. urdrel and-'wea-
~" 7e7 s'x,b ''aTeNjioHN TRACY MYGATT ana
Bre1ooli nea'e Esg,f-st ,,ara Tn6,9ac.sSr r P
and joseph T NEWcoMB. co.. ,.,...,.....
wIIiAM n oLcoTT WlLIiA4M 5 1i:G IS B,qN
IN e IPJ:I.i.EN and LEsLiE GOSSIP.
GRAND RALLY on THE WEST SIDE.
CONGRESSMAN BorTELLE. or MAINE. EXMAYoR
STRONG AND LEMEL L QrIGG STIR Up
THE VOTERS FOR THE REpuD-