New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
EEw-JERsEY REFORM MEETINGS.

was held al Dramatic Hall in WashiDgon-st, last
ing. The meeting called TO complete the organzl
ton OF Central German Liberal Club. The remarks
that made. the spirit with which they were re-
coved and the character of the audience left no room
for doubt that the Germans OF Newark I'm favor Of
the Liberal candidates. The meeting was held IN
response % the following call:
Citizens of German descent without regard 20 former
parties who are In favor Of breaking the present
party tyrlnnv-Of restrictng Presidential power, at
present very nduCive TO corruption ana brDtl4 ny IN
fOrm-Of local self-covernmcnt-Of Universal Amnesty
To- restore the south 10 new prosperity.iinose9
who reject all reputation OF our national
debt, aud 10y Strengthening our national credit,
make the carly resumption OF speer posSlDe'
ment of all the amendments TO our constitution, anu
of man who does not deserve this distinction here
10y invited to attend consultation az DTaaLc hal 20
effect a permanent organization for the approaching
campaign on the basis Of the platform adopted Dy the
Liberal Republican and Democratic parties.
Graf AdOph Henser, H. segeT, otto Granther, Leo
pod GIaf Christian Walter G1ttisb staenseT, Pgter
Dasber, E. Goeer, Jr, Philip Mss r. Engeke hnuo2n
Fingado Frederick Hermann, Domlnik L.senneSlcI'
VIM Dreher,s s. NJ Meyer Henry Blon C1as Voc ker'
J, Ungerer, f. W. Gerth, John Neh0, A AGraDenhelm'
Adam Groel, DR.. Lenlbach' P1ipp schaetcI. W sche-
l.. II. Schmidt Z. Bertseh, julius frafhe Ihas r.
Geisele. Heinrich Hartman, Fred. Eutopn HaleT'
Christian Zurich Tobias HedenmeyeT T. r. L,egier H.
l. Furhland, j. Jacob hockenlos, g. Ledig. e, A.
Lehman Henry J. Schaedel, Francis Wsuer John Ott0,
Ra,fe c spaeh1 OTTO Boefficher G. wsohe Dir Max
Kneohler, Emil GOehrins, Joseph Hensaer' and LOUIS
BOfotz.
The meeting was called TO order about EsO pm by Mr..
scnnelbucher who explained the circumstances under
which they had convened and said that he first business
In order would be the election Of Officers. The meeting
was organized by the election Of C. T. Zeger Pres
dent; Vim. Romer. Yee-President Vim. Berlu, Secre-
tary. and H. Boppe, Corresponding Secretary. Mr.
schnebucher then read the following. watch adopted
with applause:
The German adopted citizens Of the City OF Newark OF
both parties united on the Cnclnnau P4tlorlq res5ige
that they accept Horace Greeley aud GraU Brown as
the expOnents OF platform, aud pledge themselves 70
Tor them President Az N-c-Prcsident IA tLe
coming election.
Upon motion Of Dr. Lehlbsch a committee OF three
was appointed 70 nominate committee OF ffteen on
organization The committee, consisting OF Dr. Lehl-
bach and Messrs sieger and scAneDuher retired for
consultation.
Mr. schiener then addressed the aplIence, and said
that beside three million Democrats Grant would be
opposed also by large portion Of LbGal Republicans
who have been unable longer endure tie party LASH and
who have been emboldened to take independent stand
This movement began in the house ofits friends; Ma
tonal Reform began az Cincinnati was followed mp at
everything before IT, The speaker urged the audience 70
10 an IN their power to further the good work. -,
Dr. Lehibach then made stirring address, III Whlch
he criticised the conduct Of German editor, VINO ln
order TO gain votes for Cen Grant msuted honss' n
Germans who were disposed TO favor te tectioh Ol MI
Greeley. He SAID thar united and cooperative acton
was all thar was needed 10 insure success IN NeNaIA
and IN New jersey Tne fOlOWing committee on OIRal
izatiOn empowered 70 frame constitution anu Oy
h
Christian Walter, II. Blow. /. Graf, J. Husler, John
Nen IN Hainshng. Dr. sehnihner Gossf. Lindauer
Chaz. NOeker. John A. bOppe Adam GDelr Pm -cha.l-
Dr. Bruck. and the President and Corresponding Sec
Aef Spesches had been made by several members Of
the Committee, the meeting adjourned.
ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING AT MONrCLAIR-
SPEECH OF COL. G. W. ANDERSON.
A ratification meeting was held in Jacobus
Hail. BlOntcalr n j. last night under the auspices Of
the Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Though severe
thunder storm prevailed a large audience present.
The meeting called 70 order by Osborn Macdaniel
the President the Club. who NJ called for resolu
tions ndorsing the Baltimore nominations The follow
ing adopted with great applause:
Resolrsd That the nomination Of Hoee Grsey sad B. Gar
oa1 ernest 5esr aut undivided support for their election
platform adopted CneunsH nd Baltimore CoHer-or' snd
ber. tai BY tbe election Of our eal use, atoa .. We E
hat se once more lave country interest,"
Es Tst BY th- leior Of National Dsnoerar Convention
al Baltimore IN The lom aaio1s Of ho,ee e 19a p .i hosa
and the adoption tae plsto Of ie l .oa.en
that by such action e only betwzea People vLo De-
s1s pure government AM tie Admaoa Fso dss to psEps
osntaizst power Eta be- manifold eorruIaoa~
Col George " Anderson Of Missouri then spoke as fol-
lows:
come from the Empire state in the Great we. where
this movement hekan. II is singular flct thar thl'
red with bitterness than in any other Let me
refer 70 the 40O0l majority which GratL Brown re-
evidence tlaf peace was I'm the very air of
The Republican party, when IL nominated Gen Grant,
had asked FOR general amnesty, but had ldieo 30 i M
H. and / unwilling that this proud party should tr
broken up by Gen. Grant The men who met at linru-
natl were unwilling that Grant should use NJ N I..-
meut for his own personal benent That ConVen
esnotsm T1 t 6anes over Grants Administration At
Cincinnati and AZ Baltimore the people have Nominated
Horace and Gratz Brown, and the feeling OF the
great Democ attic heart from Maine % California, North
south, that IN the election OF these men we shal
/ ind the sunlight. lGreat applause.l The nOmi-
l "A
% The interests OF this great country and IN harmony
with It's progressive spirit Ihis great political reY0u-
ton means that the people 10 be more independent
and patriotic, and 20 choose men who are honest ana
capable Why Is II that 100000 Democrats rally-
ing around the standard OF the great philosopher and
statesman They know that he - honest ana capable
The speaker considered himself as good Republican a.
] Gen. Grant, who really had never drawn Republican
breath IN his life. The last vote which Gen Grant cast
for President before the was for James Buchanan
| Horace Greeley had done more Tor the hepul-
ncan party and for Anti slavery than any other man N
| this country. lChetrs.l Win such Pohcy as that
pursued by Grant II is only wonder that there have
not been more ku-kluX outrages Win su, n Poey a.
that advocated by Horace Greeley aef the SURRENDER
/ OF Lee long ago there would nave Deeh peace anu
prosperity IN every southern state, COL Anderson
! closed with illusions 70 ClyA service reform a.
Col J. J. Meaney OF New-Hork also addressed the
meeting.
RESULTS OF THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
VIEWS OF COL. GROsvENOR, EX-GOv. PILLS
BURY, AND OTHERS.
Col. W NJ. Grosvenor of Missouri was at the
Fifth Avenue Thursday and in conversation
! with TRIBUNE reporter said:
The Baltimore Convention a grand success and 20
the most sanguine Republicans II source Of con-
slant smazement. The heartiness and unanimiy with
which such body Of Democrats adopted the platform
and candidates Of the Cincinnati Convention re-
markabe, aud. when reflects that these
recently opposed to Mr. Greeley, and that only seven
years after the close OF civil war both sides have so
heartily united in supporting such candidate, the Re-
suit superb feared the selection Of ir. Greehy
candidate, because doubted whether the Demo
,r,Id znnnnrt him INT nccenfnncf nf