New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
GLEANINGS.

TIC Eighteenth Ward German American
Citizens Campaign Club was organized Immediately
after the Cincinnati Convention. and has 261 MEM
bors.
Fortuna Hall, No. 220 Second-st., has been
secured az headquarters for the XIth Assembly District
Greeley and Brown Club, and the next meeting will be
held there August 7.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has
been organized In the Fourth Aldermanic District Of
Jersey City with ex-Alderman Pattberg President
John Mulness and Edward Kennedy Secretaries; Gil
bert y. Robinson, Charles II. Ferris, Mlcnael DUNN,
Joseph K Green James X. Tate, Henry Gsede, Henry
i Powell John b. GinocchiO and T. j. Weh, Vice-Presi-
The Central Committee of the German Re-
form organization met at Beehayen Hail. in Ffthst.
on Friday Resolutions were offered that, independent
OF Presidential Issues the organization should advocate
an honest and economical city government Conslder-
were lost An effort It is alleged. is making to commit
the club to the denomination party.
A German Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club OF the Twenty Ward, organized at the
wgwam, in rty-nnth-st, near Nmthaye., on satur-
day The Club already numbers $50 members The FOL
lowing officers elected: Nj. Einger, President; A.
sanger and f. VIENNA, yce-Presidents; L. Leisersohn
aTer: M Eilinger, Venina, A. Sanger. Goldsmith,
and Kempf were elected delegates to the central Or
ganlzation
The Society of 'Longshoremen, which num-
bers 400 members is formi,g independent ward clubs
Pearl-st on Saturday. About 50 membcrs imme-
diately enrolled, and Roger Burke elected Presi-
dent; Daniel Quinan, ViCePresldent; John Husgard
and John Thornton, Secretaries, W. A. Smms, Trea-
snrer n IA stated tbat majority ot the members of
the society are IN favor Of Greeley and Brown.
The Executive Committee of the New-Jersey
state Liberal Committee had meeting at the Genham
Hotel Friday. The proceedings preliminary TO
thorough organization throughout the State Gov Ran
dolph OF New-Jersey, In behalf OF the Dem
| pera COtumlttnn
+. H. Snyder, Chairman OF the Liberal Republican Com
mttee relative 70 making arrangenens Tor tne head
IN concert and intend 10 pitch camp together In order to
facilitate campaign work.
The Liberals of Crawford, n. j., had a large
meeting and raised fag-poe on Thursday. Several
hundred persons present GW.Wiley presided, and
speeches wore made by T. II. Snyder Chairman Of tho
Liberal Republican State Committee, and by Isaiah
Rynders demonstration was made by the Grant
mon TO break up tie meeting They interrupted the
speakers and endeayOFed 70 create disturbance which
would call FOR the intervention Of tho authorities quiet
was. however restored The meeting was enthusEstc
for Greeley and Brown.
The Liberal Republicans of Elizabeth, n. j.,
had successful meeting Wednesday night, under the
auspices Of the Liberal Republican Club. Although
Democrats were not Included in the call, Arcade Hall
was filed to overlooking. c. f. Davenport presided,
and introduced william l.. Flagg Of the Liberal Republi
can State Committee who spoke for over an hour ana
listened u with the closest attention. AT the close
OF the meeting thirty names were adned 20 Tue ron OF
Club which numbers nearly 200 aud Is daily IN
Creasing In strength.
There was a mass meeting Of Democrats and
Liberal Republicans at Washington Hal. Mount Vernon,
westchester County, Saturday evening. under the
auspices Of tho Greeley aud Brown Campaign Club Of
Eastchester. The large hall was densely packed. An
efficient band from the city played national airs, while
display OF Chinese lanterns In front OF the hal, ana
along the approach 10 IT, rendered tho scene animated
VIM H. PenbertOn, President or the Club, after calling
the meeting to order. introduced successfully, MAYOR
james Haggerty Chauncey Shaher A. ii. Levy or Nor
risana, DR.. Malignan, each OF whom made an ef-
feCtiye address