New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
LIBERAL MEETINGS.

The Hon. Francis Herman will address the
citizens Of Syracuse on Monday evening
Major-Gen. Henry A. Barnum will address
the Liberals of Batavia n. Y, Tuesday evening next
Stephen j. Meany of this city addressed
large meeting the Greeley Farm House, in Scranton,
Penn last night Mr. Meany will finish his tour Of Lu-
Hazleton
Ex-senator Doolittle made his first speech
in Pennsylvania at Erie, last evening His audience,
which was large one listened atentivcly throughout
the evening Mr. Doolittle will speak In ntusylc next
Monday evening.
The Hon. Francis Herman, the Liberal can
diao for Governor of this state will address the citi
zens of Albany on Wednesday evening next. and the
ratification meeting which was TO have Deen heId on e
nth inst. will be postponed until that DAY.
The Hon. Frank Hiscock and the Hon. Thos.
G. Alvord will address the Liberal meeting in Tuy, N
Y, this evening w. A. Beach and Mr. Hscock speak at
and the Hon. Charles b. sedgwick will also speak at
Delphi on the 2st inst
The Hon. d. B. Hill and p. B. Call Of FL
mira spoke at Greeley and Brown meeting IN Brees-
mort n Y on the 10th inst Visitors from the adjoining
towns were met by the Breesport Greeley and Brown
Club and band OF music, and were escorted 10 'Ae
ROdburn House, where the meeting was held
The Liberals of Georgia will hold State
mass meeting at Atlanta the 18th INST, when Gov b.
Gratz Brown the Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,, Senator
schurz, GOV. NJ c. Butler Of South Carolina, exGoy
Vance of North Carolina, and other prominent speakers
expected to be present.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
Keokuk Iowa, held a large mass meeting on the 9th
instant when they addressed by the Hon. ]. NJ.
Shelley, the Liberal candidate for Congress, H. j. Fouke
and Col i. ID. Ingers0ll Of Chicago.
The Greeley and Brown Club of the Seventh
Ward of Buffalo held ratification meeting last Wednes
day evening speeches being made by T. G, PattiSop,
the two latter speaking III German. The First Ward
Greeley and Brown Club No. also held meeting: Al
dresses were made 10y L. r. Perkins and W. Is. DOdlhee'
The Liberals of the With Congress Dis
trct Of Virginia will hold meeting at CulpeTper on
Monday next under the auspices Of the Greeley and
rown Club. Col T. f. Withers, candidate for Elector
John Goode OF Norfolk, ext Gov. smith Of Wlenton ard
Gen Eppa Huuton, candidate for COngT for the
With district, Will address the people.
The Liberal Republican State Central Com
mttee Of Pennsylvania have secured the services OF the
Hon. John f. FaInsworth Gen. fitzpatrick, Judge Casey,
and Col 4. X. Mcclure speakers at the mass meetings
to be held during the coming week Cen Farns"orth
speaks at Tdoute to-day and at Pittsburgh Monday
GEN Fitzpatrick will speak at Warren. Jersey Shore sun
bury Allentown Catasauqua, Easton, south Bethlehem,
Judge Casey will attend meeting at Harrisburg to-day.
Col Mcclure will speak at Lancaster, on Monday and at
Bethlehem on the 26th inst.
The Liberals of the Third Ward of New
Haven, Conn. held a meeting last Wednesday evening,
and after listening to speeches by Bernard Reilly, the
Hon. James F. Babcock, and Capt. John Cunningham,
formed Greeley and Brown Club The following ON
GERS were elected President, Edward Mccarthy; Vice
Presidents, Thomas H. Fulton, Bernard Reilly, Simon
Brezfelder John Healy and eight others Secretaries,
Eli Mix and T. j. Fox; Treasurer, Allen Mix; Executive
Committee VIM. B. Catlin, Frank III. Ellis. Isaac L.
Davis, and IL others.
The Liberals of Charleston, West Virginia,
held an adjourned meeting the 9th tnst, and organ
lied Greeley and Brown Club, numbering lO0members.
with Mr. John W. Sentz as President. Brief speeches
were made by j. T. Kenna Capt. John j. 8. Burdett,
Col b. w Byrne, Major Joseph r. Wheatlcy, Capt. j. w.
Craeraft and others. letter from Gov. J0hn j. Ja-
cobs in reply to invitation TO address the Club, was
read near the close Of the meeting He declined 10
sneak before the Club, he desired rest after the ar
duOus and exciting canvass through which ne had
Dassed but trusted his decuatiOn would moi be con
strued into unfriendliness to the OrgauzatOn or
want sympathy with the objects for which II was
cguteudug,