New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The Liberals of Bethlehem, n. u, were ad-
dressed on Saturday evening, by the Hon. j. H. CUTE
aud q. II. Hit.
Gen. Bourke and others spoke at the
Greeley and Brown mass meeting held az AnSaoie
Forks, Essex County, n. w. on the 2lst INST.
The Greeley and Brown Club Of Ellenvllle,
Ulster Co., y. Y, which was organized one week ago
has membership Of 175 persons, 80 per cent
of whom voted for Grant III 1905
A Flambeau Greeley and Brown Club, num-
berng l1s members has been organized In skaneatees
NJ " with the following officers; Captain Yq}sePh Jay
ar Frst Lieutenant Thomas Butler; Second Lieutenant
Rudolph FIX orderly Sergeant John j. EphricA; Coior
bearer. L. q. Jewett
At a large meeting of the members OF the
Greeley aud Brown Democratic and Liberal Republican
h - tbe XVIII Assembly District, held at the head
ouarters No 90 Thrdave last evening, Peter Cook OF
the Seventeenth Ward was unanimously nominated as
Representative to Congress from the Win congress
District.
w. A. Shepard of Clarksville, and r. G.
Mutton Of Piermont N Y, will address the Permont
Greeley and Brown Club this evening The following
are the officers Of the Club: President A. Fallow Vice
President w. III. Wilton, X. g. MoultOn, .. W. Cahneiu
L. Gaylord Clark d. Wklpp, and others secretaries, W.
L. Mann and T. J. FenIey; Treasurer, l. Denan.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Rochester N " held large meeting on the 2Oth nst
when speeches made by the Hon. Darius A. Ogden
and the Hon. J. r Fellows. These gentlemen were well
received by the audience and their speeches. which re-
viewed the questions OF the day and the causes which
led TO the Cincinnati movement. contained many good
aud reasons for change In the present Admin
istratlOn
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
Troy n " opened campaign last Saturday evening
with large mass meeting and torchlight procession,
participated In by the various Greeley and Brown Clubs
of the city Many OF the houses along the line OF narch
weTe illuminated and fireworks displayed all
the city. The speakers OF the evening % were 'he & ZION,
Francis Herman, the Hon. u NJ DepeW, anu L. L" As
man, President OF the meeting.
On account of the great increase in mem
bershp the Nineteenth Ward Horace Greeley Campaign
Club has been compelled to from It's headquarters
No. 100 Third-ave, to the large building in Landmanns
Park where hereafter the meetings OF the Club WILL be
hail. and be 40 fSssed by several prominent citizens of
the Nlrstsenth Ward. I-~<psssss.aEccE-i--l 80
The Liberal Republicans Of Delaware
County, n. T., held meetings last week ~ 7dney rams
Roxbury HoughtailiDg settlement, and BEaf-sL b'ss
evening. Seth II. White and Ira d. Kerr spoke at Kor-
right Center, and d. r. Allaben at Walton. Tonight j. X.
Alaben and Vim. Youmans, jr., speak at Bl00myille
Meetings to be held at shavertown Friday and at
Hobart Saturday o. NJ Alaben and Richard Morse
speaking at the former place, and e. w. Clark aud Wm
Gleason at tle latter, -. s-~''s'
The IXth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club met at Lebanon Hall, In Abing.
don-square. last night. Nearly 200 members were
present s: L. Maeomber presided and Arthur g. Hawey
and Joseph p. Gandel Secretaries. The President
stated that although the meeting for the transaction
AZ would the first occasion which general political
issues had been discussed before the Cnb He then In
trodueed Henry c. Major who was followed by Mr. Max
well OF brooklyn, Henry Beeney and others The re-
marks OF the speakers heartily received and mueh
enthusiasm was manifested y
The following are the officers of the Ninth
Ward Greeley and Brown Club OF Troy N " President
Hugh Treanor; vce-President, George Jarvis; secre
tary John Evers; Treasurer Patrick Reagan Captain
Michael Lubey; First Lieutenant, John Manning; Sec
opd Lieuten naBt, Michael T0ole; Third Lieutenant Amos
OsbOrne Orderly Sergeant, Patrick Fitzpatrick; EIecu
tive Committee, Alderman Obullyan, Thomas Myers,
lanes Meekns Daniel Norton, Michael Raney Solicit.
ing Committee, ex-Alderman Michael RUSSELL Edward
r. Murray, Levi Grow, jeremiah sullivan, and John
Niles.
The Liberals of Saratoga, N. Y, held meet
ing on the 10Th inst and organized Greeley and Brown
Club eectng the following officers: President james
]. Wakefield; ce-Presdents, Alembert Pond, John II
White. A. b. omstead, NJ. N. Babcock, j. ID; Briggs
Hiram Rogers James L. Cramer Hiram Newell, James
: Hracketf Daniel O'tiOrman John smith, WIN. Carri-
gan VIM Barrett, B. L. Todd, Wm. Baker, B. j. CoYen,
WIN W. Worden, aud James r. Chapman Secretaries,
q H. Teft ST. James NJ. Ostrander, Hram Palmer, and
George L.. Burllck; Executive Committee, John W
Crane Rodney CDurehig. Con. Burns Lewis varneY, A.
M Boyce Bernard McG0vern, John Snptnnn, seymour
Aiusworth. and ". b. FRENCH; Treasurer, u M' Avery