New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The soldiers and sailors of Eastchester who
favor the election OF Grant and Wilson have organized
Boys IN Blue }" Club
The Grant Republicans of Richmond County,
s. l., have appointed Edward B. Seaman and C. c.
Norvell delegates and +. Morris and White
alternates to the State Convention.
The First Ward Greeley and Brown Club of
Paterson N j. has been organized by the election Of H.
J. Smith as President, John Ryle as vieePresden and
Thomas Cooke as Treasurer club will be organized in
another in the Fourth Ward.
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized
by Democrats and Liberal Republicans at Railway, N.
j., Wednesday evening. Wesley w. Jones elected
President, and John Marbecker Secretary. The Hon.
Joseph W. Savage then made stirring address which
met with genuine applause
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly Dis
tric Of westchester County will hold convention at
Morrsania at o'clock this afternoon to select dele
I'D Assembly District will also hold convention at
White Plains at 10 a. IN. to-day to elect delegates.
A spirited meeting of the With Assembly
District Greeley Club held last evening at No 12l
Aeust Karl Wedding in the chair. The object of the
meeting was, as the President announced, to make
Appropriations for the Liberal ratification meeting This
Cup has ESQ members and is receiving large accessions
to its ranks.
The Grant Republican Queens County OLD
Convention OF the Id Assembly District elected, yeser
day, John McAlloDey Alexander Hagner and Robert
A. Davidson delegates To the State Convention The
newlyapponted Grant Republican County Central Com
inittee Will meet at Hunters Point Monday 10
organize for the campaign.
The Democratic Greeley and Brown Club of
the Twentieth Ward Of Brooklyn held mass meeting at
Myrte-ave. and Cumberland-st, Thursday evening,
and raised a handsome wire banner bearing welere-
cuted portraits OF Greeley and Brown. There was dis
pay Oh nrew0rks. large assemblage was addressed
others. ~
All the Greeley and Brown Campaign Clubs
Welt nd ne .En0la and
are requested to communicate with the Executive Com.
uee AT the Central Organization OF the German Greeley
ana Brown campaign Clubs at Nos Is and Is Chathamst,
70 box, NO. 800, in order TO united action i'm the
eampagn and to make arrangements for the distribution
OF campaign documents.
The Greeley and Brown Club of the lid
Assembly District Jersey City, numbering lao members
has engaged Cleary's Hail. Grove and Baysts for the
campaign. The Ivlh Assembly District Cub has 1,o
members, and viii meet at Gemd mans Hail. in Pail
sadeaye The officers are Henry Paltberg President
Major Green, Vice President; J. McInness Secretary
anu Justice Pullman, Treasurer.
A meeting of Germans Of the XVIth District
held last night at 10 AIT East Fftee 10
a Greeley Campaign Club. Although the neighborhood
is deney German owing to the heavy rain only about
100 citizens assembled. Dr. Erect was apponted Cha,r
man and I. HUFFMAN, Secretary. A sallSminority
wanter to defer committing the District either OF the
Presidential candidates but on the melton of n Koch
man vote was taken, showing that more than two.
thirds OF those present were in favor OF Greeley Lib
era! club was organized.
Inc Greeley ana brown central Association
OF Kings County when Us composed Of the Presidents
and Secretaries of Liberal Campaign Clubs, held meet
inR Last evening at sawyer's Hall, Brooklyn. Nearly
every club IN the city, and the club organized at East
new ork which numbers nearly 500 m0mbers. were
represented. The Central Association has elected the
following permanent officers Gen Nelson Cross, Pres-
1eht VIM H. Ingersolls supervisor VIM :. Soaring. and
Gen L. NJ. Peck, Vice-Presidents; Ed j. Maxwell Re
cOrding Secretary H. Y. Campbell Corresponding sec
fetary; Gordon L. Ford, Treasurer.
The Grant Republicans of Kings County held
primaries on Thursday evening. and elected to
the Assembly District Conventions, which elect dele
gates TO the State Convention at Utica Aug a. In
TUG majority OF the wards Ia Brooklyn the elections