New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
CAMPAIGN ITEMS.


The First Ward Buckalew Club OF HaIriS-
burg PENN numbers over 100 members.
The Liberal Republicans of Newburgh, NJ
Y recently raised n fine Greeley and Brown banner
Eight hundred and fourteen voters OF Titus
vile Penn. have demanded reform in the Government
TLe Cincinnati CommORer Bourbon organ, is
dood Tho Ioui.yille Convention Is assigned as the
cause. -, y =,
The Greeley and Brown Clubs of the Seventh
and Eighth Wards Of Syracuse VIII dedicate TIER lie"
yvicwam on Tuesday evening, when the Hon. d; Book
stayer and william A. Beach will address the gathering
Tbe Terre Haute Qnd) Journal which has so
one held out against the Liberal ticket now comedies
the failure OF the louisville movement and comes TO me
support OF Greeley and BrOwn beng unWhs 70 onser
give aid to Grant, even indirectly - -,
The Greeley and Brown men OF the Nlnth
Ward of Scranton, Penn, recently formed campaign
club. Of which Patrick Goodwin was elected President
Pafrck Harrett President; owen Coleman, Treas
urer, and H. DetweileT, secretary
A correspondent writes from. Kittanning,
PENN that the Liberals rapidly OF anizng in Arm
strong County, and will do considerable work during ,ae
campagn Charles c. Barclay was chosen Pfesiueht on
the Liberal Rcpuhican Campaign Committee al 'no
meeting held last week.
The Germans of the Second Ward Of SYRIA
cuse have organized Greeley and Brown Club with the
following officers: President, John Yorkey; NcePres
dents Phillip KlOsheim, louis Zmmer, Wn NaNci,
Fred Baumgrass Louis WndhOlz. Charles lGne,
Wclnheimer, Louis schInger Fred. Palleus. Jacob
Tbendore ID sse and John streuz Secretaries Augustus
Faulker, solomon IiIsch, Xavier Lett'
The following gentlemen have been chosen
rs the officers of the Fitchburg, Mass, Greeley and
Brown Club: President, G. Ii. b. Snow, esq; Vice
Presidents. j. Joel, +. C.. Currer, and Thomas J..
sbcbon. Recording Secretary George ". Cam; Core
spond Dg Secretary J.. b. EaWtCe Treasurer John SAX
ton; Finance Committee VI. s. Hall, A. = lAwtG,
Waldo L. Gates p DonneIly, J. Joel Executive Com
m Rpubpu iOpl JACOB u. Fairbanks, W III. lACe, h
IL. Curey, h. b. Jacquth'
On Tuesday evening a portion OF the Lib
eral Republican and Democratic voters OF Cambridge
Mass. met together and formed Greeley and Brown
Club OF which the following are the officers: President
A. F. Quimby; Vice Presidents, john CudAy, James Ne,
MrPeck; Secretary, D. G. Welch. battalion composed
OF veterans OF the army aud navy VIII be formed on
Tuesday next. 10 j. also piOposeu " 4"I'c '"o He"
Greeley aud Brown haes.
The Greeley and Brown Club Of the Thir-
toenth Ward OF Albany, n. y, chose the following
officers wednesday evening; President, Theo. NJ Ans
deu ViccPresldeuts Charles A. BOardman, John Kantz
John NcDonold William Mcpun, j. C. Gritn' and saml
c. HaIris Secretaries, William II. Higgins, John Kline,
and Frederick AufIreur; Captain, r. W. Goldyaite ;
FlIst Lieutenant, Thomas Gardner; Second Lieutenant
Joseph Zeiser Third Lieutena1t, p, Mclaughlin ;
Orderly G. Allen. The Boys in Blue held meeting at
the Democratic General Committee Rooms, and, after
cheers FOR Greeley aud Brown and the State ticket
President, VI. II. Dourvan; Vice President Norman H.
Moore Treasurer, W. II. Terrell secretary W. T. Iuh
mirc Tie Greeley ana Brown Central Club completed
organization the evening by the election of the
fol0ving officers Captain, Charles Could Lieutcnauts
First VIM H. Terrell; Second, Wm. III. Van Sickler {;
Third VIM NJ. Scott SoTgeants-Frst, Ih3s. w. Cant
well Second Chas. l. Moseley AdluGnt d. T. Benton;
Inspector Clarence II. Corning; Assistant Inspector,
Join g. Delehauty; Paymaster, Philp Fltzsimmons )
Assistant Paymastc Scott d. NJ Goodwin judge AdE0-
cate Charles H. Reynolds Engineer, H. c. ltteleld !;
Assistant Engineer Alex. Reed Ordnance Ohoer, H. y.
Petrle; Assistant H. G.. Dyles Quartermastcr, B. 4.
Rice; Assistant, c. II. Gilmore Surgeon Levi COhn (;
Assistant, 4. " Dodge; Chaplain, c. C. Rice COnlmis-
saTy, "A, +. Pratt Assistant, IL. ID. Keller