New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

rospts Of the approaching Conventions. VI tnGy sic
looking for certain pOhtlGal eohDA""''o''
shape their future course
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION
MEETING.
PREPARATIONS FOR Az IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION
II will be remembered that at joint meet
ipc lately held at the Lincoln CiuDhouSe OF coh'eoS
onpontcJ by the liberal Republican h'ate Conl''oo,
,i count, General Committee and the Commlttee oil
g.. named b. thc Cooper Institute meeting, on
Anil 70 t. was resolved that all organizations OF the
Ci, of NcYcrk favorable TO the election OF Greeiey
and Brown be requested TO meet the aDO'o eo'"-
mttces, at tie Lincoln Club-roomS' IN N'''
Tycut,-:lr5t-.t., 70 perfect arrangements Ho
corrf,c,,- last evening tie Clubrooms were hllea !
vii, doicsatious from the various associations lu 'no
dicr,f yr,rs and districts irrespective OF parry WHO
F,,gor,J rho movement for national REFORM Ihe meet
I'm, was called TO order by the President Geo. ~ val"
Cleft Mr Van Brunt acting as Secretary i"Iso nun
her of gentlemen known In inc pontlcai "oi'u
wore praee.t including Gen. Cochrane, Gen. faimer,
co.., roetor Col Ethan Allen, Ira o. Miller, Mr..
Icog,tt and ex-JuIge Fthian Col Allen read etter'
nj which comics were sent Saturday to Gov d. nIl'@
Brown Of ST. Louis, GOV. John NJ Palmer Oh oPllnsncu'
III Senators Sumner, Trunbu Sehurz, llPVoh fch'on'
ul Ferry and TO the Hon. Cassius NJ Cay' requesting
ei presence and voices at the grand rally next tues
dav Answers Lad not been received from all Oh 'uen'
Con Foster then stated the object OF the meeung'
which in brief was to invite all organizations VINO
favored Liberal Reform and were opposed 10 hpeI '
,,,io,s NJ washington. [Applausel 1t was then de-
c;ded 70 call first the county orgallzauoDs. Jus. %
po,ers steDued forward and said that ne
,cnresontci The National Organization and Irish
American Reform League Of the United states'
,t,cb had been ready TO indorse the Gin
onpati nominations rs as they were made hr.
Rogers was added TO the Committee of Arrangements on
account of the death c President Of his organization
The Assembly Districts and Wards were then called, and
it was found that the following organizations were rep
resented b. three delegates each Of whom one was Sc
Iected and added to the General Committee of Arrange
ments:
vth Assembly District Pioneer Greeley Club p'ep)
UdAssemhly District Greeley Club lRepJ 90
IId Assembly District, Greeley and BroWn CIuo
With Assembly District, Greeley and Brown Club
| DemJ 1t, ,,.-.,o. l,,o ,, r,,.r o1r, O,on,
| XIIh Assembly District Greeley and Brown Club
''Eth xYh Assembly District, Greeley and Brown Club
'i.yIIh ixyIh Assembly District Greeley and Brown Club
p;TT1r1 pT11rtdntv-seeond Ward Eureka Club DemJ
XvIith Assembly District, Greeley and Grown Club
with Assembly District, Greeley and Brown Club
iNlncteonth Ward United Democratic Association
Eineteenth Ward Horace Greeley Club Dem)
XNIst Ward Greeley and Brown Club OF Harlem (Rep)
| XIYth Assembly District Greeley and Brown Club
XVith Assembly District, greeley ana brown CiuD
XXIst Assembly District, Democratic Association
With Assembly District. Greeley and Brown Club
de2( ,,,..uo. ,,uo.,o,. .,o r.o,,, ,,r,, Dan,
Ist Assembly District Greeley ana Brown Gun InepJ
Ist Ward CiroOklyn), Greeley and Brown Club (RepJ
Several OF the delegates made short but enthusiastic
addresses as they announced their mission, and all
declared in tho strongest terms for Horace Greeley.
The Democratic delegates said their organizations had
determined to vote for Horace Greeley, not
az the Republican, but as tho "honesG man."
whose integrity and ability have been so thoroughly
tested and proved. Great applause.l The Democrats
had choice LETT them IN fact but they could see that
there was wisdom and Justice in taking Horace Greeley
fAuplausp.l The Nineteenth Ward CIuD, composed
unfortunately OF Republicans and Democrats, re-
ported that they expected 10 unite with all otLer CLUBS
hat pronounced for reform ana the Cincinnati ticket
the conclusion Of this business Col Allen remarked
that he both surprised and grathed To see 80 many
delegates present Considering the number OF those VINO
food behind them aud whose voice sent them there
wo,d readily be inferred that the whole CITY OF New
York was moving for Greeley bhd brown. thP
nansel Cen C0chrane also addressed The Committees
cang attention to The fact that every day he number
OF these organizations Is swelling, ana ny the hISh ol
tbe mass meeting many thousands would assemble 10
cheer the names Of Greeley and Brown The deegates
from various organizations were then requo 70
hand in tho names OF the speakers whom they de-
sired to address them: The result showed e tae
are Senators previously mentioned to whom letters have
patrick, senator uaintOn OF IeHas, Gen. Sl"ruui' rn'
Dwight Townsend, Charles sedgwck OF syracuse. mos
Kinsea A. j Rogers, GOV. Bradford Of Maryland Jas
Brooks, Gen. NJ. 7. McMahon, Geo; W. Julian' MohE
gomery Blair and Gen. James Shields. .
The other arrangements OF the great meeting are ot
yet decided II said that four large stands are 10
be erected in Unionsquare. Of which VIII De ocou-
pied by German and another by ir @ peeet cvery
evening at the Lincoln Club Rooms, untl the ShI Vi
the meeting, to perfect arrangements
THE TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
AT meeting Of the Liberal Republicans oil
tba he at