New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Constitutional Union Association of
Brooklyn Will be addressed evening at the
rooms IN Myrte-aye, Fulton-st, by the Hon. Fer
uando Wood and Gen. III. a. BaInum
The United States Circuit Court, Judge
Woodruff presiding will be open next Monday at IL a.
m to proceed the appointment OF Supervisors OF cleo
tons preparatory 10 the registration, which begins oct
The Matthew Il. Brennan Association of the
Tenth Ward recommended. Wednesday evening, the
nomination OF Assistant Alderman George j. hrause for
member of the Assembly from the With Assembly
District.
The With Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club held their regular meeting, last
evening, at Broome and Pitt-sts. Hugh Nesbitt the
President in the chair address delivered by
Elijah Kennedy, and over 100 new members were on, on
rolled The recruits are chiefly Germans Inc Ciuo
now numbers more than 600 members
The First Ward Greeley and Brown Club
which has 100 members addressed last night at the
headquarters No. 125 Westinghouse by Judge Hogan
He urged upon the club the claims Of the National and
state Liberal tickets and protested against making MT
him The First Ward Francis Herman Association also
met last evening and enrolled 81 new members
The following were elected at an enthusi-
astic meeting OF the Greeley and Brown Campaign CLUB
OF Bloomfield N j., on Tuesday evening President
Col J. Turner Vice-Presidents, Christopher Unaugst
Warren G. Raynor, Henry C. sPa1lding, William Slay-
back Henry B. Robinson, J. W. Potter, Adam Metz
Charles Gilbert, William Chalmers, Vincent q. Thomas
LANES Hughes, Edward Quinn; Treasurer, Dr. H.
MCFARLAND Secretaries, James NJ, Chalmers and others
After the roll was produced ana over IL"
names were entered
The Liberal mass meeting which was to have
beep held last evening In the Thirteenth Ward, Brook
lyn was postponed to Monday evening. The Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club OF the Eleventh Ward has
hired the Brooklyn Opera House, at Fultor and Flat
bushayes., and viii hold mass meetings L"lGe week
the first one being announced for oct. The Hon. c. g.
Benuett and others addressed, Wednesday evening
the Liberal Club OF the Eighteenth ward In which u Is
claimed there more thah 900 Liberals Another LAD
era Club organized on the same evening" on Tue
Cypress Hill road.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
Rye. westehester County, held a mass meeting az
Dusenbury's Hail. on Wednesday evening, to ratify the
nomination OF Greeley and rown. Herman and Depew.
Thomas X Downing Pesident OF the Democratic
C.mno,Sn Cnb. presided and after a few remarks In
regard 10 the prospect OF the contest In opposition 70
Can Grant aud Administration, introduced " tue
semblage the Hon. Clarkson N Potter, who made
forcbe speech the Issues OF the day anu what may
h xuegted from the success OF Mr. Greeley at the ap
pr,aehng Presidential election. Mr. Cornell OF Rye aO
made a brief speech which was enthusiastically re-
cciyed.
A Grant and Wilson banner was raised at
Fortyhird-st and Eighthaye. last night, under the
auspices OF the XvIIh Assembly District Grant Republl.
can Association. There was large attendance, and
considerable enthusiasm manifested The meeting
was addressed by Gen. VIM. H. Anthon John RusselL
ir., Carl Damn, and others. the Young Mems XIth
Assembly District Glee Club sang several campaign
songs regular business meeting Of the Hid Assembly
District rant and wilson Campaign Club was held at
Nos. l69 and l9l Cbathanst, Patrick Mack prosidng
About Is members were enrolled, Tho Xvth
regular meeting at No. 2i6 West Thirty thrdst last
night The attendance was faT, although little ulevsl
was taken In tho prooeeAings The Hon Robert Seweh
and wiiiea Deniks.lr.. made sediossas ii~ " '.A N'