New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
TIE KINGS COUNTY COMMITTEES.

DEMOCRATIC AID FOR PRESCRIBED COLORED MEN
The Democratic General Committee OF Kings
County held a special meeting last evening" Edward
Rowe presiding and after transacting some routine
business passed the following;
Reoei hereby nifty the nomination, made ct Syr1sue
officers. That in DOMINATION Tor governor
Kernan recognize tined statesman tae aIseIearf
Of ssrcon and whose that position would confer nE
state ticket composed gentlemen well and ayorby known VIC
az. 70 M Hon s s Co. we are sure Of being repre-
councils Oi the nation lis ous t9 ~ $3.50
present every argument favor OF bis a to Congress Y al over
whsning majority.
The resolution was unanimously adopted. Harvey
Mobley President Of the Sixteenth Ward Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club was then introduced TO the Com
nitee and in few succnct remarks he gave his reasons
for Withdrawing the Grant organization and de-
voting himself the duty of aiding in the election OF
Horace Greeley. He had formed a club OF coOred men
in his ward all Republicans heretofore, who now would
work and vote for the Liberal candidates George g.
Herman stated that these colored were discharged
from a vessel where they were working because they
were not Grant men. He found that they needed aid
and on his motion the Finance Committee was requested
TO look after them The colored men present were in
vited TO occupy seats at all future meetings OF the
General Committee and the courtesy was accepted by
them.
THE GRANT REPUBLICANS.
The Grant Republican General Committee OF
Kings County held an adjourned meeting, last evening
A. G. Williams Of the Ninth Ward in the chair. Com
muncations were received from j. T. Whitlock Thomas
II. LYNCH George T. Forbell Ditmas Jewell, Hugh Arm
strong and William II. Hamilton, rendering their resig
nations as members Of the General Committee. The fol-
lowing is Mr.. Hamiltons letter Of resignation:
BRooKLYS July q, 1872.
GxxrrExEv: Believing the Interests Of the country will
best by elevation Of the Hon Horace Greeley to t
Psdency attached myself to the Liberal Reluhi party and
Committee the y Nreteenth Wand. MN' H. HAMILTON
On motion the res gnaton was accepted.
The Executive Committee offered recommendations
that Naturalization Committee should be organized
consisting of person in each ward TO be nominated
by the delegates from each ward That arrangements
hould be made TO have within four days the Of
persons sent TO the Secretary eligible for Supervisors
Of Registration and Election under the United states law
One hundred and eghtywO persons are necessary, or
one from each election district and county town.
The law provides that one person shall be appointed
from each party The Supervisor desires that the fu
name age occupation, and residence shall be given.
The Committee adopted the recommendation and snb-
scquently the following Committee on Naturalization
was appointed:
Frst ard Luovic Bennett Second ward WIN. Rome Third
war Andrew Fugeal Fourth Ward Luke kyasri mn ward
stewart Eighth War James Mooihead nth Wsrd H5er9mi
Tenth Ward w Thom's Eleventh Wari A T. Dodsei Iyelnh
John aner Fifteenth Ward r. W. jennings Seventeenth Ward
Robert Fsh; twentieth Ward George d. Weeks Twentdst
Ward John + IL eryi TWenyecond ward A. Richardson Fiat
Ward John Broacher
The Committee was instructed to procure the neces
sary papers persons desiring to be nauralzed The
General Supervisor of Elections under the United States
law is United States Commissioner Jones. Water Com
missioner Palmer Secretary of the Executive Commit
tee stated that he bad that day flied in the Court the
necessary application for the appointment Of the super
visors having previously compiled with the law by OBJ
tanning signatures of ten citizens asking for the ap
pontments. The Supervisors paid BY the General
Government at the rate of S. per day.