New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
KINGS COUNTY LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

CALL FOR PRIMARY ELECTIONS-THE INSPECTORS.
The Liberal Republican State Committee has
authorized persons TO enroll the Of Liberal Re-
publicans in Kings County, who indorse the Cincinnati
platform and candidates and to serve as inspectors OK
Election In wards and towns. The primary election
for officers OF ward and town associations ana ior
five delegates from each ward and town to the Liberal
Republican General Committee, will DO held on June T.
from "A to D. No. places 10 be designated by tho In
suectors who will also make suitable arrangements for
enrolment and are empowered to fill vacancies ana 70
increase their number If thought advisable The dele
gates to the General Committee will meet for organiza-
ton at time and place to be hereafter designated 1ne
following are the Inspectors Of Elections:
First ward-Johu Cashow, L. " White Bens Haskell
second Ws-Thomas Hudson Samuel Martin Thomas lesyeo
Third TeSssn f f5Hf c9 HsI s MURPHY Pi
Filth War-Edwar I'd SsaTd Gilbert hI. GORGE Swain
Seventh ward-E b. Lansing Job johnson, Thomas Fheh B.
Eighth warH T. Hewett Du.ndO Russell Abraham yncest
Ninth W.S-H c Gs,eDSen M R H. Unas T. Heath
Eleventh Ward Jonathan Br9wnel l. Boeiga{ ~ ~ n"'
T Tsnsh %a@EdTfd Malone John Fellows joins. c4h
s sissaiS e. RssS cl'
Seventeenth %ac1au sse, r ' Boone MeSon
Nineteenth Ward George Fsher Jacob B,n y oSs
RTP sentys wsriT Arthur Wildwood R. THOmmedu Walter
faf second w.ri-wam Blair Van Brurt Bl~'d
hi2Ia ynls,ssr Reuben BOYD Henri sEi"or'
GvesendA sly Edward Rdsy John I ki. w..s,
Sew.u,recht-Archibad Young R Curns, b. Locke Barre
eH,. v; GoD.aD, COMMITTEES
RAW, POTTER, Orsnniia'ion.
WV N. GooDRcH Chairman.
HENRY s. BELLOWS, Secretary
LARGE MEETING IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
A large meeting of the Liberal Republicans
I'VE With Assembly District OF Kings County was
held last evening al Schuyler Hall, No. Nv
Brooklyn r. d. The meeting was called to order by
Cant Patrick Gleason, who made brief address cali
ing upon all in favor of the success Of the Gin
cnnat party to enroll their At the conclusion OF
the Chairmans remarks so persons recorded their
names as members OF the Liberal Republican Club.
James l. Rogers Chairman Of the IrishAmerican
League addressed the meeting, and referred to tho
wonderful alacrity with which men through
out the country organizing and preparing Tor
vigorous and victorious fight for Greeley aud Brown.
The adherens Of Grant he said were supported by all
the Federal patronage, and were maintaining pre-
tending maintain their power by the free ana aysn
Of money while thousands OF Ders. SeSn vo1n
tarily. He referred TO the condition OF ahairs IN
tween two fires, the carpetbagsers and the Ku kIux
He believed that the capetbaggers were te worst Toes
better when Greeley and Brown sworn in at the
White House. He referred 10 Mr.. greeley as man
whose record ia well known throughout the length ana
breadth of the continent lie is the friend and advocate
OF workin gmen and they feel that his election TO tho
Presidency will be the best thing for them aud tao
country. - - -. ..... -.
waving the present condition OF the countrys domestic
and foreign relations and the aspect OF political affairs
in general. He rejolced that the great Liberal move
men in the country had taken place, and that In II were
united the best men OF the Republican and Demoerauo
parties and he confident that the ticket would Do
loriolsy elected In conclusion, he called upon tho
workngnen to rally around the Liberal Republican DAN
. -.
William E. Robinson arrived as the meeting was about
10 adjourn ana made few remarks, which were LOUDLY
appauded Messrs. Anderson, Harmon, MeGinnls'
Bruen and Gleason appointed conimtteo " nom
mate permanent officers.