New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
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Over 200 members have joined the Greeley
and Brown Club at Winfield L. L. since its organization
about two weeks ago.
A Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
will be held by the German citizens Of Eastcheser at
West Mount Vernon, WeSchester County, th' evening"
There will be Greeley and Brown banner
raising tonight at sxthaye and Tiry-second,st Col
W. l.. ID. O'Grady and Col j. W. sharp VIII mahe
addresses.
A large number of young Republicans met
in Newark, n. j. last evening and organized Reform
Club, with Finley A. Johnson as President and W. NJ
Simpson as Secretary
A prominent citizen of Durham, Conn.,,
writes to friend in tins clty Connecticut is warming
her old heart and will give Horace Greeley good ma
iority next November"
The Liberals of Eastchester, Westchestcr
County, have organized campaign club VIM. II. Penn
beron was elected President and Robert W. Foster and
David Downs, Secretaries
There will be Greeley and Brown ratifca-
ton meeting at Chappaqua, N. Y, this afternoon
Speeches will be made at the club rooms by the Hon.
and Others
Another large Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club has been formed in the Nineteenth Ward. The off
GERS are Joseph Bumenthal. Presidents D. Culver and
Joseph Mallory, Vcc-PresidentS; Frank OFT and John
kayan9gh, Secretaries.
A German Greeley and Brown Club has been
formed in the Fifteenth Ward of Newark n j., with
Jacob Holman as President, and Max Stakeholder as
formed in the sixth and Seventh wards.
A meeting of the First Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club of the Hid Assembly District, organized
May was heldllt the house of F. McGrah, in the New
BOWery, last night TIE club VIII be formally opened
next Wednesday evening, at the Headquarters No l5'
Chatham-st
A Greeley and Brown Club is organizing in
the Second Aldermanic District OF Jersey City. II IS
pected that this viii be the largest eu3 in Hudson
spacious hall for headquarters, and make arrangements
for banner-raising
A large number of letters were received,
yesterday, by the Veterans National Committee and in
many they accompanied by rolls, numerOusy
signed by eX-sOdeTs of all ranks, ndOrSing the call or
the Committee for the Convention sept. II, at Pitts
burgh. Several organized associations have voted TO
attend
A regular meeting of the IXth Assembly
District Grant Republican Association was held at the
headquarters in Blocker Building at Blocker and Nor
ton-sts.. last evening. TIE meeting well attended.
Several new members signed the roll. Its officers are
George +. Merklee, President, and George W Luckey,
Secretary. Grant and Wilson banner will be raised
next Friday.
A Greeley and Brown banner, costing $500,
will be raised, under the auspices of Joseph Reilly
Democratic Association OF the Twentieth Ward, at
Thirty-second-st and sixthave., this evening. The
Association has membership of coo, which, its officers
lam" - WI I ~ 1V ~ 49, @ w al i,
are expected 10 address the meeting.
The Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Central Republican Committee met last evening.
at the Headquarters, Twenty-thrdst. and broadway.
and elected the following oficers President Il. r. Nor
gan VicePresdent, Chas S. Strong; Secretaries, John
Cooper jr, and John F. Tobin Sergeant-aArms, Frank
Brady. The question of admitting the contestng dele
gallons from the lid Assembly District headed by II. G..
Leask, IT, and Joseph Flood respectively, decided
in favor of the latter.
The Liberal Republican Association of the Id
Assembly District, which numbers 3G5 members, held
meeting at No 16i Chathamst. Wednesday evening.
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the windows hung with transparencIes. At the head
OF the hall were excellent portraits of the Liberal
candidates, with the words "Our Choice" above.
Committee was appointed TO organize q Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club immediately. short speech
was made by Major F. s. Bogue President Of the Ist
Assembly District Greeley and Brown Campaign Club,
on the questions OF the day, Which well received
The XIllth Assembly District Liberal Re-
publican Club one OF three associations in the district
devoted TO the cause Of Greeley and Brown. met last
evening at Hzeberger Hall, No 2O6 Eighh-ave. This
association numbers 100 members A Committee
was appointed 10 confer with the other organizations IN
regard 10 mass meeting In the district at an early day.
Len LEI. new members were enrolled G. W. Hendrckson,
NlcePfesiden Of the Greeley and Brown Club OF the
Xth Assembly District said that the honest and pure
eluzens OF this country had become thoroughly
nced OF the necessity or change In the Administra-
S ana ihat every one who had the least interest in
secure the election OF Greeley and Brown.
A meeting was held last night in the
assembly rooms Of the LoOTam Clubhouse, at Thirty
nIth-'t and Frstave Until recently the members
among the staunchest supporters of James OBrien. and
nave on several occasions materially aided him in
achieving his political successes They regard his late
apcsasy as betrayal OF the Democratic party and
insult TO the voters who in former times placed him In
positions OF honor and trust The meeting called TO
order by the Chairman, Mr.. Collins who introduced the
Hon. Lawrence d. Herman. The latter closely reviewed
the home ana foreign policy OF the "Great Gift
Takers Administration" ana severely his
utter disregard OF public opinion using the vast ma
ehnery OF government for the perpetuAtion OF
American "A "a
pute throughout the world by the appointment of
worthy representatives abroad. At the conclusion OF
MT kernan's speech, Thomas Duffy offered resolutions
hdofslhR The Cincinnati and Baltimore nominees, which
NeIc unanimously adopted. The Club have in prepare
on magnificent banner, which Will be raised Ia few
days
MIDNIGHT MURDER.
Daniel ReardOn, age 81, of No. 25 Washing