New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
THE GERMANS ORGANIZING.

A SPIRITED GATHERING IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Liberal Ger
OF the With Assembly District was held, on Friday
at No. 42 sprngst to hear the report OF the committee
on permanent organization consisting OF H. Oberle, W.
D. Lohmann and wm Reisser. This committee was APP
pointed Thursday night TO report plan OF action by
which under the call OF the Conference Committee all
the Germans Of the district who favored the election Of
the Liberal candidates mi GIT unite in Liberal organiza
ton irrespective Of former party affiliations Mr. Bum
mir presided and briefly explained the object or the
call. Messrs. Dauhmann, Lorenz, and ODerle then
discussed question Of receiving the full list of sigma
lures before acting the report OF the committee
motion to that effect carried, and 30 additional
names were added to the roll of membership The num-
Der OF members is now $50. The following committee
was appointed to nominate permanent officers Messrs
Jacob suess W. d. LOhmann Henry Oberle, T. Damann
and Iorenz BONNER The committee nominated the
following officers who elected W. Kuener. Pres
ident; c. Kaiser Vice President j. suess, Second Vice.
President; William l.. Knobbch, Recording secretary
Ed A. Damman, Corresponding Secretary; A. Gillardor,
Treasurer, and Bernard Mes, Sergeant-atArms.
committee recommended the following as Delegates
10 the Central Committee: Loren6 BONNER, w. ID.
Iohmann Henry Oberle, Charles Kaiser Jacob suess f.
Damman, and +. Biddo tn, report was adopted Mr.
LOhmann then offered the following which were
adopted by acolamation:
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Cincinnati AMI Baltimore Conventions 10
President Of the United States undivided PLATFORM therefore
sOp,d That the German citizen Of the With Assembly District ir
Of heartily ndOrse DonuAtOn
will strive their ability the election Of the cnd
dates
for meeting aud banner raising IN the With Assembly District
The following were then appointed to make arrange
ments for banner raising No. 2I2 Springst., Aug
&c: Messrs. BONNER. Lohuann, Bitten, Roeth, ana
Mr.. wobrecht Secretary Of tle Central Committee, de-
liyered address, and three cheers we're gwen for
Greeley and Brown prior 10 adjournment
CAMPAIGN CLUEs FORMED.
The German Citizens OF the Hid Assembly
District. Sixth Ward. held tul meeting on Friday at
the rooms Of the District Court in Pearst, and formed
a Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. The following
officers were elected Jacob Kohler President; Mr..
Burckhouse and George Horn Vice-Presidents; Henry
Ruth and G. seureein. Secretaries Messrs Schroeder,
KOher, Brockhouse, Ruth, Schroeder, Herman, and
Schmidt, Delegates to the Central organization. Mr..
Koher then addressed the meeting and appealed to tho
audience as q Democrat 10 vote for the Republican
ddates who represented true Democratic principles,
after which he introduced SAMUEL Stern. who spoke as
follows:
1t seems to that August is not very proptous for
despots ana usuTpers. You remember that just two
years ago. II am not mistaken the heart OF every
here born the old Faherland had been overwhelmed
with Joy account of the cheering OF the battle and
victory OF Weisenburg over the usuper and despO who
for 20 years, ruled France with an iron rod. To-day
every friend OF situtional Government Civil Lib
the news OF the victory OF North r0na p19 you may
rest assured that very shall hear OF the
der OF Grant at washington. wish you to remember
that Mr. Grant has permitted the alsenals be empted
OF arms and ammunition, which sent TO France, in
consequence OF which hundreds q thousands OF our
brethren were slain, and the prolonged That
alone Is sufficient why OF us should pre-
fer Mr.. Greeley 10 Mr. Grant, who has not fulfilled his
promises He SAID, " Let us have peace;" he promised
that commerce and industry should flourish,
stead OF which our commerce and our industry have
been crippled, and hatred and ilfeeling reign. Mr..
Greeley is learned man. and above everything ir
reproachable man. better will dawn upon with
Mr.. Greeley President. With him who did so
much to liDerate the c0lOred will succeed
IN hberatng people from hated oarpotbaggers
Presidents cousins, brothers.naw, unces, and hang
The Liberal Republicans have stolen Demo
theft for which Will receive the thanks OF the Amer
people.
Resolutions indorsing Greeley and Brown were read
and adopted. and after enrolling a large number OF
members, the meeting adjourned.
A German Greeley aud Brown Campaign Club OF the
Eleventh Ward was organized at No. 229 East Sew
enth-st, on Friday by the election OF ID. Eau Presi-
dent; NJ. Aul, Vice President; j. WeTtheim Secretary
Epstein, Treasurer; aud A Ebelsbaoher Delegate to
the Central Organization. A resolution pledging the
Club 20 the support OF the Liberal candidates unani
mously adopted
The German Democratic Reform Club OF tine Nine
teenth ward held meeting on Friday 40 the hall No
7G7 ThrdaVe., about 200 people being present Dr.
FcOdOr Mcrson was elected President, and >. strauss
Secretary. A Greeley aud Brown Campaign Club was
formed ANA delegates " the Central Committee were
appointed.