New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The First Ward Francis Herman Ass0cia-
toa met 20 No. Il Westinghouse last night, and enrolled
thirty members
4 Liberal RcDublcan meeting will be held,
tonight at Roenmolt & Ieicht's brewery Hoboken, n
j. Gen. KipatricK advertised as one of the speakers
4 Greeley and Brown mass meeting was
held last night in Stemmlers Hail. No. 81 Washington
st IioJoleu. \. J. The Hon. Chas. Ii. Winfield made a
spirited address.
The hid District Republican Club Of Jersey
CITY perfected h.. or IMITATION Wednesday night j.
7, a.. WAS elect L. p.esileut J.. 4. Ransom VlcePresi
dent. and y. G.. D@l 'upOrt. Secretary.
Tho Alexander Ward Association of the
XVIII Assembly District organized on Wednesday
evening y. 8 apEaeen beng elect Presilenb Pnilp
bIcGOyern, First N.cepresident, and j. j. f. Phueger;
Secretary. TIC association Is devoted to the Liberal
nominees
4 mass meeting OF Liberal Republicans and
Democrats VIII 10 led &C the Opera House, Paterson,
n j., tonight Theodore Tilton viii make an address.
The primaries Tor the election Of Liberal Republican
de -atcs Co she Congress Convention VIII also DO heid
in tie second Third, sixth, and Seventh Wards, to-
night
A new Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
has been Organized at Brooks Murray Hill House. in the
Twcuty-frst ward with membership Of 100 p Savage
- Frcsiaert ana - ~ fr lcseiIv n the
ANIIitA District
i spirited meeting of the Tammany AssOci-
alton ol The Seventeenth Ward was held Wednesday
evening ~ no. 81. Marspace. Maryis L. Buttles was
President vice JOhn keucy feslshtu
ing was addressed BY Anthony Hartman Ihomas d.
Crra,ucr Bernard Reilly, Peter Gillespie, John Tyler
raise handsome Greeley and Brown banner next week
4 Greeley and Brown mass meeting was
held in the Town Hail. jamaica L. l.. on Tuesday even
lnr last and Campaign Club was formed the officers
beiug divided between Liberal Republicans and Demo
cs County Judge Arms irOng was elected President
Jotr II Sutprn and others NicePresidcnts; George W.
Damon Secretary: Alvin 3. Durham, Treasurer. Adj
drcscs were made by Col L. b. Lansing, L. NJ. Coates,
ana Judge Armstrong
The Eighteenth Ward James keenan, AssO-
citation met at its headquarters, No S23 East Twenty
frst-st Wednesday evening. j. ID. Reymert jr, NJ j.
Drnmmond and others addressed the meeting Resolu-
lions ndOrsug Greeley and Brown, Herman and Depew,
passed amld great enthusiasm luis Association Is
cOuuOseQ OF lifelong and Influential Democrats OF the
distinct who Will not vote for any candidate at me com
ing election VINO does not support the Liberal candidates
Col. Levy and L. NJ. Perl addressed in Ger
man largo meeting Of the Fortblldungs Veren, chiefly
eonposed Of Democratic citizens OF the Tenth Assembly
District Wednesday evening, at No Al SXth-st H. u
Waebner also addressed the meeting In English dwelling
particularly upon the principles OF Universal Amnesty
and CvI service Reform aud showing the Importance
of establishing harmony and peace between All 5eolOh5
o. the Unon. RESOLUTIONS III la'of VI 'ioc'o' "NA
Brown were adopted.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
suffolk County met NJ Ryerhead L. l., on Tuesday, and
nominated the following County Treasurer DAVID r.
Will Rep; School Commissioners, Thomas . Mount
D.lu aud C.. ID. Elmer. Rep5 superintendent Oh INC
Poor Ellsworth Tutll, hep; DlsltlcI ATTORNEY '""o'
II st,ubonrgh Dem: Member Of Assembly, James l.;
R,,gis. Dem, EN-COngressman Henry A. Reeves OF
G,eupou who has refused 10 support the BaltllnOTe
49, Cni a ecat with his delegation IN the Convention
M hev were NOT allowed TO vote, the convention on
lie r bal OF standing p against to four Tor ms ad
mission. -, >,
A lively meeting was held at Herbeners Hall,
No Al Broome-st last evening, 10 organize working
mons Greeley anu Brown Campaign Club OF the Ihir
ta,nth Ward. Addresses we're made by Messrs. Rehy'
Crane Oliver and others, advocating the claims oil Alr'
greeley and showing the need OF honest and capable
,,., i, oglee Resolutions adopted unanimously
i,torsiug George w. ErJ tOf AssemOyman Oi tho Win
i-.fric, on, hundred and Sixty names were ourOleu.
~ Cib will hold meotuss every fhursdly evening at
10 o. for Inc enrolment OF members. 1le lolloNlus
Ca, tGC ofcers John j. Eeiy. President. Jas Holden
Eirst ylcc-Prs sidcn, JOnu BJde, bsCOhu noeiICal-
ait: d. j. Oliver, Secretary TaOmaJ Burke treasurer
The voters of the Thirteenth Ward gathered,
last evening 40 No. CT Rdgcst, and ratified the Cncn
natl Baltimore, and Syracuse nominations under the
ous1ices az the Thirteenth Ward Workngmens Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club. The President introduced
10 the audience joan w. Andrews OF this city, who spoke
oi IN. Greeley tho great champion OF the WORKING
mems RANTS whose whole life had bcen bAacd On inc
lnudaOA ul beueyOlclCe and ehaItB 70 AL mcn, ar.
ii cfy mad never been governed except Dy inc highest
trDic love his country, ana ho had advocated tho
lf3strst Iibuliy 90 gl. Has uubuph was Tie iutuie
prsr and prosperity pl tAr cynut! it NOnlI have 10
,oieo With AMI parry whJ oppressed dOwh-ttJdden
people