New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
A GREELEY HAT BECOMES THE SYMBOL OF
INDUSTRY.
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.

Col G. C. Hundley and Gen. Bradley F.
johnson addressed Liberal meeting at Petersburg, Va
last Saturday afternoon. and in the evening speeches
made by Col. j. W. Hinton, Gov O. O. Walker ana
Major j. IL. DOoley.
The Greeley and Brown men of Rome n. Y,
formed torchght procession the 18th inst, and
after the parade meeting organized at the Opera
House where speeches we're made ~ Eugar n Apar VI
Albany and Thomas L. Kinney OF Utica
The Hon. ID. c.. Calvin and Edgar X. Apgar
addressed large Liberal meeting at Albany N. Y, on
the 18th inst and we're received with frequent APP
plause Previous to the meeting the local cluOs formed
. procession and escorted the speakers to the hall
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Bordentown N j., have organized Greeley and Brown
Club. and elected the following oflcers President
George W. Thompson; Vice Presidents, Charles Mlekle
and 8 f. Burr; Secretary H. r. Arne; Treasurer J. D.
Maxwell
The Liberals of New Haven, Conn, held
another largo mass meeting the 18th inst. when
speeches made by exGov. Herbet Of louisiana the
Hon James Brooks OF this city, exGoy Eugllsh OF Con-
necucut, and the Hon. james r. BaOcock, PRESIDENT OF
the meeting.
The Liberal Republicans and DEMOCRATS of
Hudson N. Y, held another large Greeley and Brown
meeting, the City Hail. the 18th inst speeches being
made Dy GEN. Ii. A. Barnum and Edgar X. Apgar. On
the 22d tho Hon. Patrick Corbet addressed meeting at
the same place.
The Greeley and Brown meeting at John
sons Creek N " the 18th inst. addressed by NJ
Seaman OF LockpOt SoughtOn Pettbone candidate for
Member OF Assembly IN the Ist District Of Niagara
County and CAN'T OF LOckpOrt candidate for school
Commissioner
The Third Ward Greeley and Brown Club
Of East Cambridge Mass last Saturday evening raised
a campaign flag. Speeches were made by Chas ]. Nc
Intre, the Hon. VIM. W. Warren Capt. A. r. mn, ana
siOn aud marched through the streets.
j. Stanley Browne addressed Liberal meet
ings at East Davenport, N. " the 10th inst West
Hartesfed the 18th, Bloomyille the 10TH and dur
ing this week, at Hobert on Monday, Moresville on
Tuesday, Marysy on Wednesday Andes on Thursday.
and Delhi on Friday.
The Liberal Republicans of tho Hid Con-
gress District Of Maryland held meeting at Bal
timoro the 10th nst which addressed by Judge
Geo. W. Bishop chairman of the meeting. VIM ]. o Brien,
Liberal candidate for Congress, Col John NJ Carter.
Alex III. Hobbs. Judge WIN. T.. Geeson, and Major Nc
Williams.
A private dispatch from Norwalk, Conn.,,
says the Liberal meeting in that city the 18th inst
at which Gen. Fitzpatrick spoke largely attended
and successful affair The dispatch concludes " In
the elections this mouth the Liberals made gain Of %,
eectng their ticket by IS majority, and they will dou bic
their gains in November"
The ratification meeting of the Liberal Re-
pubicanS and Democrats of Elizabeth, N j., on
the nth inst. was a grand success and Library Hall
was filed TO its utmost by enthusiastic audience.
The speakers OF the evening were ID. W. g. Stamford OF
Elizabeth, Chairman of the meetings the Hon Eli b.
Norton OF this city, Col Benjamin A. Willis, and Gen.
Charles Haight of Monmouth.
On the 18th inst. the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats of Buffalo addressed by Prof Glauben-
sklee OF this city, The audience composed mainly OF
Germans who received the Professors speech with
quent marks Of their approval The Greeley and Brown
CLUB OF the Second Ward held meeting the
ing, when speeches were made by W. l.. G.. Smith, the
Hon. VIM Williams, Liberal candidate for Congress- Col
Richard Flach, and l.. y. Perkins.
On Wednesday of last week the Liberals of
Binghamton, N " held two large mass meetings, one
the afternoon and another IN the evening" attended by
people from the adjoining towns. At the day meeting
speeches were made by the Hon. Francis Herman Col.
Willis OF this city, the Hon. Geo. NJ Beebe In the
ing tOrchght procession marched through the streets,
after which two meetings were Orgauized-the one
Fireman's Hall being addressed by the Hon. Francis
Herman the Hon. Geo. NJ. Beebe, and Nal T. Chds
ddate for Assembly aud the outdoor meeting by Prof
W. Il. McMasters.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
Tena1y, n j., organized Greeley and Brown Club on
the 10th inst. The following officers elected
c. H. Cooper Presidents David Ii. Gildersleeve, Vice
President; s. ID. Demarest Secretary. and A. A. Ter
hume, Treasurer. Judge A. Green and James E. Butler
addressed the meeting. The Club held a meeting on
the 23d inst, when the Hon. A. b. Woodruff candi-
spoke. large meeting OF Liberals was held at
MOntclair tue 10th inst and speeches made
by Ira b. Wheeler aud others. About Liberals
bIterville the same date TO listen 10 address
held the interest of his audience by his orcibe and log
zeal argument in favor OF the Cincinnati and Baltimore
nominees. Toe Id IIId, and With Assembly District
Liberals OF Jersey City held meetings In their respective
tended and eyinced lack enthusiasm but displayed
great earnestness OF purpose.