New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS
'ba Grant and Wilson Campaign Club o

INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS"
The Grant and Wilson Campaign Clut oI
Freeport L. L. will raise banner next Friday even
E.O. Perrin passed through this city, yesterday
on his way from Maine TO Pennsylvania where nc as
series of appointments occupying every evening unN
the election.
The Democratic County Convention of SUI
folk Will be held at Rverhead, L. l.. on Tuesday even
ing Sept IT, the nomination Of county officers and
delegates to the Ist Congress District Conyepton.
The members of the Hanly Association
ndorsed the nomination of Greeley and Brown at thc
regular meeting last evening, and also indorsed M
Hanly as candidate for Assistant Alderman OF the
Eleventh Ward
The Liberals Of Staten Island will meet at
the Continental Hotel Port Richmond, this evening ana
will Greeley and Brown Club The ca Is sgnGa llt
by Erastus Brooks. Benjamin Wood, Da'id van Fel''
Jose ManZanedo and many others.
The Greeley and Brown Club Of Pearsalls,
L. l., Geo A. Mott. President, will hold ratification
meeting at Far Rookaway Wednesday evening
Sheriff Henry OF Queens County the Hon james NJ OAK
ley, Capt. George r. Bennett and others VIII auureS'
the meeting.
Among the prominent Republicans in West
chester County who support Greeley and Brown ars
Samuel T. Jennings, Police Inspector Of Mount Iernoni
Donald FERGUSON, James Wilkinson. and j. Van SAINT
yoOrd Trustees OF West Mount Vernon NJ Downs, Geo
Ca rroll, and Mr. Mcdonald
The Liberal Republican Association of the
Seventeenth Ward, of Brooklyn, raised Greeley and
Brown banner last evening and opened its new and spa
cious wigwam on Greenpointaye. There Were 9. ao9u
1000 persons present who were addressed by e1Judse
Daley Col Seaver and Others
A meeting of the Young Mems Grant Re-
publican Association OF the IXth Assembly District was
held last evening, in Bleecker Buildings at Bleecker and
MOrtOnsts. The attendance, though respectable, was
small T.. Delafeld the principal speaker. His re-
marks were brief and the meeting not very enthusiasts
The Board of Police passed a resolution on
Monday that section ls, of chapter CTS of the Laws Of
1872 in its fair Interpretation and meaning requires the
appointment as Inspectors OF Election OF two persons
political faith in State issues Of the party fayOng Cen
Dix and Of two other persons ior eaci election district
the party favorng the election OF the Hon. Francis
Herman.
Delegates representing the various German
Greeley and Brown Campaign Clubs Of the With AS
senby District met at No 122 AttOreyst, Saturday
evening" the purpose OF forninga central Organiza
tion of the district The following 0hcers elected:
President, John NJ BOssong; Vice Resident. Karl CrO
Treasurer. George BOecke IL was resolved To hold
grand meeting TO rafy the Natioml State and County
tickets.
At a meeting of the lid Assembly District
James Brien Association at tler headquarters last
evening the following officers elected President,
william H. Rooney vice-Presidots Patrick Walsh and
John Mclaughlin; SECRETARIES. James A. Early and
Thomas Carey Delegates TO Genital Association Francis
MulholAnd, Mathew j. Perkinsm william ri. Rooney,
Charles J. Adams and Michael Cassidy. The next meet
ing the Association VIII be he( next Friday evening
at BrOoks's Assembly Rooms.
A meeting composed OF three delegates
from all the organizations advocating tho election of
Greeley and Brown in the XXth Assembly District
held last evening at No. $50 Thirdave Eight organza
tions were represented, and permanent officers
elected as follows President Chare H. Lyons; tlrst
vice-President, Weeks W. Culver; Second VcePresi-
dent, Charles W. Kugler Secretary, James McGoyern.
Arrang gements also made. fora chlight process
sion on Thursday evening. The Association will
hoist fine Greeley and Brown DaneI 4015O feet In
size, at Third-aye. and fifty-thrdst.
The National Democratic Convention of Kings
County was held last evening at Nola Liqngston-st
Brooklyn and candidates nominated for Congress
in the Id, lid, and Iyth Distrion Delegates
present from the different wards TO he number OF 4O
and William J. Irving OF the Thirteenth ward was
chosen President. The nominations pare made by ac-
clamation as follows: lid District JON f. Henry; Md
District A W. Tenney; IVth District George W. Baker
The first two are members OF inc Gnnt republican or
was organized Next week the "HatOnalsp purpose 10
nominate Assembly and City ticket
The XIVth Assembly DistRht Liberal Re-
publican and Democratic Greeley and Brown Campai En
Club held first meeting in its newheadquarters, 10
93 Third ave. last evening The Cluhwas very recently
organized but is already in Ourishhg condition. The
President Peter Cook last evening Welcomed the Club
10 its headquarters, which, he sud, Sbey would re-
tain till Horace Greeley was installed In the White
House. The Club then unanimously ntded the nOmina-
tions OF Greeley and Brown, well the entire ticket
nominated at Syracuse and pledgedtself TO earnestly
support the nominees. handsome banner will be
suspended Thiraave, OPPOSITE the headquarters.
The following Executive Conzttee w,s appointed last
evening: Walter Campbell. ID. l.. sullivan H. IL Barker.
W. Beard, Richard Dudley = D. Btssford. George wal
bridge, Charles FulIz j schlaef'r, Adam Falls, G. &.
Bristol The Club Will hold meetings every Monday
evening.
A meeting WIS held last evening at Demlt
Hall, at second-ave. and Twenty.hlrd-st under the
auspices OF the XvIth Assembly District Grant and
Wilson Campaign Club 20 ratify the nominations Of the
Utica Convention The hall was decorated with flags
and notices and behind the speakers stand was dis
played large portrait OF Con Gnnt Erasmus str
ling presided. Gen. william II. Althon, chairman Of
thedeegatOn to the Utica said that assembly
was entirely harmonious and it's platform was upon
which all Republicans could stan Resolutions were
adopted fndorsng the action OF thu Utica Convention
and pledging hearty support to Its n,minees Gen VIM
Fenton, and said that Charles Sumner was a narrow
minded who had fed TO Europe to avoid witnessing
the results of his own RnOminy In speaking of Gen
Grants foreign policy. he said Fer the first in
the history OF the world, England admits that she
wrong, and Is willing TO pay gold 10 redress the wrong
Gen. AnthOn and VIM A Darling also made addresses.
A business meeting of the United Working
mems Political Association held In the Germauis
Assembly Rooms, No. 293 Bowery. last evening. The
Chairman stated that the object OF the organization
TO ameorate the condition OF the workngmen force
nominations in the various Assembly ana AldermaniC
districts OF men favorable the Organzaton and
from either OF the dominant parties recognition
OF the wOrkingmen's nominations. To such party The
members would pledge their support. The member
number at present 100 representatives, Of the different
| trades The following temporary Executive Committed
was appointed 10 out the business OF the organiza
tion: H. Dalton, Ist District r. Daley, lid District
| Mr. Kilett XIth District, Jno Wood. XvIIth District
| T. Raverdy, IYth District; +. Graeme, lXth District
| Mr O'Farrell, KILN District The following Committed
to confer WITH all labor and political organizations 10
| cooperation was also appointed: B. Rice T. Master
| SON JnO McMacken. a FitZp1trlck' j. Wood.