New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
LOCAL POLITICS.
LIBERAL RALLIES.
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,

IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
4 large meeting for the ratification of the
liberal nominations held last evening at West
Broadway and Fraukn-si and Ia spite OF tho uufayor
able weather 500 people gathered around the
stand. TIC houses in tho ncighboshood we7o
decorated with Chinese lanterns. Fireworks
and music attracted the attention OF the assembly until
the meeting called TO order at o'clock by VIM. H.
Burns, Who accd as President in the absence O. Judge
Hogan. James z. Wilson. Vice Preudent, then submit
ted resolutions ndorsing the liberal Domnation'
which were adopted. Dir. Burns then introduced tie
Hon. Algernon Sullivan.
Mr. Sullivan spoke OF Horace Greeley gud Francis Ker-
the nominees and rcprcscHtatyc cf party taat
desired 10 establish justice and b. te conduct ~
the Government, and as TIE champions o. le rights o'
ab0riug men, whose welfare had been Ignored by the
present Administration. He spoke Of the cOndi-
ton OF the South, oyerrun WIKI carpet baggers,
ponsioned fayorltes Of tho Cove nmeu., who
were forcing themselves into Office, making laws by
which they may steal, and hive on their plul der He
said he was working with that mass OF the people ~ho
try ana lkeued tho present uprising 10 the patriotic
enthusiasm Of revolutionary days.
M Sullivan was interrupted at ono time by the pass
age OF procession from the First War numbering 1000
persons, caIlin tTansparencos aud accompanied by
CATION OF about LOO which passed by the stand carry
ilg raus psreuccs ana torches and preceded uy music.
Col A. Seayer was thcn presented aud sap tit The
Government had Disseminated against he laboiing
That capital had been made power aud laor sub
servicnt. The working Ella had rallied 10 sustain the
country, when 1t needod their help ana grail
peace was declared, they were forgotten. Grant
was q successful general and elected q platform
guaranteeing equal rights 10 an bni he is now WoIslL-
against e rights OF the people VINO gave hlm a De has
Ger. n. T. MClidhOu said that tc question Row 10 Dc
settled vas whether tho country shoud DE eo'eieu ny
one man or Dy the representaiI e' oi ile people IAIo
adl5ipisteIed. or people so faxed lie one
boast Of the Grant party was the pas ment OF
the national dcbr IL their 20 az questions
The laborer could hardly support his funy' taxation
IaI 50 raised tho price of cvtrJ ting. Autlu0b was
called 10 thc Reconstruction policy Tne South crippled
and rlcedng asked only justice, not mercy Dqt ,hey
ground Il the dust, ANA Oytrr4jCI los VIC nerd
pcahHS 70 tLe l ua,cs oI idte E"O couo ot u"''''
stand the value of tI-ir newly acquired privileges
9i y In lie neet'us Was adjourned Previous Ia tie
speaking. q Greeley and Brown banner was raised at
no. ~ Grccnwicii-st.
~ THE EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
A large meeting of citizens Of the XNIIltb
Assembly District was held las, evening in Glass Hail.
IN lldrfylourhst. TbirI-aye for the purpose Of
urging the nomination OF Richard Crokei for Coroner
Michael GOole was chosen Chairman, aui spoke
few earnest words in favor Of choosing honest men 10
m the National, State aud cily Offices. T. B. Hall said
Le wished TO speak or honest mcD, and atthcr head was
Horace Greeley, whom he hld fiWr.5 op
posed Oh the issues Of the past, but had
always respected as who earnestly maintained
earnest convictions. He was Southern man. and
sur5j bs Irish hearers that the condition OF ireland
under L-Eish RUE, was meyer 80 TAO as lhdt Vl lht
10 sIlEc !Or the ugAt. Though % Scutler1er he lad
fought the side or tAe UnlOu aud fct that hc hau
Iigt 10 address Northern audience III behalf OF tha
dOUulroddcu South.
Cnas. II. Chandler said that Horace Greeley at the
head OF national affairs would rule vita view u TIE
best interests Of the whole country and rot with the
BaIrovuess which Cbaractorze ths pres ~ !mlisrd
t.I. Capt. Mcuacl alUdcd al leu-th 90 the syApI.ly
witch NJ. Greeley had shown for fAc sUArrlnSs Oi
IClaud. OF Cuui, and Of Holland aIu The cdiur-HC.s
th which Ee i4d iaDOrcd tho interest Oi the work
iu- classes, and OF human rights eyefywhele.
Dr. McWMnD.e ana Alr. Ryan addressed tEe i"cclins
Al ITS call By some person h le rear Tor three
cheers Tor James O'BIiCu was drowned In grolns.
~ TIE NINTH DISTRICT.
At The meeting OF the lHth Assembly Dis
tricl Greeley and Brown club Gt Lebanon Han, last
night, John L. Bsicy the principal speaker. lhe
Liberal canvass, lie slid, Was revolt against
years OF wrong and a blow for the T.sht. lie
connnel himself 10 points. the corruption Of the
Administration and the wrongs done the south. lie
then cited the and ChorpennDg claims, ana gave
he outlines Of the HirtfanftIerkc5 complication. The
condition Of the South was then discussed, and the
ueacr closed by calling tho attention ol the audience
10 the necessity OF earnest and determined action %
tsupa "a winch meant real peace ana reform, and a
happy tuturo tOs the Republic