New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

CENTRAL ASSOCIATION IN BROOkLfN, b D'
SPEECH OF +. W. KALBFLEIsCH.
Delegates from the Greeley and Brown CLUBS
~ seven wards IN Brooklyn, E. d. met last evening ~
Apollo Hail. at South Fourth and Ffthsts' ana organ
ICED a Greeley and Brown Central Association ino
following permanent officers and Executive Uoi"'''''
were elected
p,, Fr,sk W K.bfeiscA vicePresdeuts, Charles Ray
Dopd George l. Fo1 Joseph Brock james johnson GeSe d.
Per- Silyennsr Rufus l. Scott William Slocun Marvin Cn
Joseph w' ReorD secretaries MILAN w. J Ss5' FyTy
ROmsrn Van NslSenoaEshi Oerle' if R- s
and Henry : goEg II,sSeT 5 S' WsRbra% Daily Charles
sumner Thomas John Cassidy Fourteenth niS Ward
Quinn D. Nsh Terrence Nu'p1 to SInSL Theodore
S sIteenb WsrJohn Rbcr Joseph Hoeng L. urea' S 1
N NS W. SSd osys xi BslSe;S SS
Nm CSfF Nne.eeah Ward- Van vAkenburgSJ' T. Ae'' wv
Ballen, Joseph Newman . ,o.,or and
Tho President and Secretaries OF the Association anu
tbo President and Secretaries Of all Greeley anu
Associations in the Eastern District viii be melDos
the Executive Committee. F. W. Kalbnelsou was
Quoted to the chair, and spoke as fono"s' A. ,
,, % Tho ASSOCIATION: In accepting the POSI-
ton conferred by you it is proper that should give
few Of the reasons that have induced me 10 receive ~
acon of the Cincinnati Convention as the pasis VI NY
Doptical action for the future. The Democraue aSSo
have always, believe, been patrouo ana Ioyai' NPS
M restions that led TO the late Rebellion DeheVe INC
ssos we're always misrepresened by their leaders
e were those who had the manhood to repudiale 'ne
ion o their leaders, and give their support 70 lh w
nosition know that thousands have supporter 'H ~
publican party during the past ten years. no' Doo'
thew Thought that the action of that party was iHS
- h,, they believed that its policy would suoserNSS
OF M me country but because they eOuIu
NOT ignore the errors OF the have always
mat the ma go tor had il been otherwise the NOfth
could never have been successful III her e0i' s "
' S The idea was first advanced that convention oi
mem6ers OF the Republican party VINO wtae 6ond be
,rb fhe course of the present 81 tho
halle
Democrats. do not believe tndt i'cuucI.a az oo,Si
dorsed the Cincinnati platform ana acceP.eo lS ibIe
S Sto as their own simply for the lglooe
nurpose OF gaining power ana sAai ,iss ,%ot the
OF o h% come when they in common with all good men
should bury the issues OF the past III 80 ma
ma s6culd ioin hands TO rescue the country RON n9
9s Of common enemy, the corrupt spokesman, @ th
djsbonest political demagogne. inns bicb we see
sscrSs W masses throughout the land appTqElng
Tie Cincinnati platform ana acCOI ~ oTcnfs are the
ldates generous support Ihese a. ieye The tine has
Tessons that have governed me- oeneNo or1 this
come when all good men should uhlle 70 nIaffoT
result and think the success OF lhe Fcfin H.
and its candidates viii 60 long way TOW he lad
The sneaker was loudly applauded ana VIZ" ilnv and
concluded three cheers were gwen i .rm,n- which
Rrown Mr. Bellows then offered the Iolo"ins' VIM"
were ad9P1eG heartily af the nomination of Horace Greeley
n, Pde5 Of The United States ami T. Graft Brown ior te ~
sa and AND Ss Ser election Of peace and truly
country that the Governs ni SHOULD DC % errors Of pres
en-, appointing Of ry 10 once ont Of
m t Er the OF military and political ring, and
~ III
& sro and PATRIOTISM should be thus Henan re-
e0sa gg He believe that Horace Greeley and Graft Brown
vii in these important respects meet nc sIss ues' VI ne
10y in which Labor will be honored IN toe person Of
The Magistrate, the CvI Service iauu oSs Success bssed
iy in promise to the ear anu h ,osetv
u5n real permanent internal good feeling and genera r ~
RsoIrod That believe term Of once ioI we ies ~
the limited Strtes in order be no ndoeeIen ot ts
officer plot for bis succession ana na' ne may 10y
he At the expense the public interests and against Tie selune
Prior TO adjournment the Association instructed ne
Executive Committee 10 make preparations Ior I"F
cation meeting.
THE CANVASS IN YORKvILLE.
The friends of Greeley and Brown in York
vile have been actively forming several campaign c'uOS
during the past week On Wednesday evening large
number of Democrats and liberal Republicans met ut
Odd-FeIows' Hall, near Eghty-third-st and Second
ave- and appointed committees to perfect the perna-
nent organization of Greeley and Brown Club IN that
part of the Nineteenth Ward Before the meeting ad
iourned delegations from Harlem club and from an
Fgbtysixthst club were received, and short reports
were made on the progress of the Reform movement
On Thursday large meeting or anOther GTeeIeY anu
Brown Campaign Club was held at No 1890 Thrd-ave.
Mr. Blumenthall was chosen permanent President
stirring speech delivered by eX-AssenDlymah A n
Thompson In which be defined the division line between
1Grant Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" and the
Liberal Republicans 10 De that which separates spirit
OF iInplacable hate from the generous impulses OF an
unreseryed fraternal fellowship He said the former
embodied in the official acts OF Grant and his Bout
wells and the latter IN the noble deeds OF Horace Gree
ley and his patriotic adherents, with whom the entire
Democracy the present menacng aspect OF our fed-
eral affairs had enlisted and would participate IN the
near victory OF the overwhelming army which would
elect Horace Greeley and Gov. Brown.
A CONGRESS CANDIDATE.
At a meeting of the Greeley and Brown
Democratic Club of the lid Assembly District last
s nc. the following were unanimously adopted:
Whereas For the past six years the Congress District
OF which comprise part has been represented by
men whose only qualification was the Tammany Hal
nomination; and
Whereas IL is but Just that should he represented
by man OF undOubted integrity, and all the quatica
pertaining 20 the position Of member Of Congress
therefore,
Resoloed That we pledge ourselves to the Hon Martin
I. Mcmahon candidate for Congress, and will use
all honorable means TO secure his election.
THE LIBERAL RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Subcommittee of the Tammany Hall
General Committee having in charge the ngemens
for ratification meeting TO ndOrse the candidates of
the Baltimore Convention, called, yesterday, at the Lib
era Republican County Headquarters, and extended a
general invitation 10 Join In the meeting. Col Black
Chairman of the Liberal Republican Committee sug-
gested that II would be well confer with the officers OF
the Liberal Republican Committee, they could make
arrangements with the various Assembly District asso-
Citations THIS course was adopted. The details viii
made public in few days.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ROOMS