New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.

PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMMENSE DEMONsTRA-
TION-FROM WHOM ADDRESSES MAY BE La
PECTED.
There was full attendance, yesterday, at
Tammany Hail. of the Committees engaged in making
preparations for the grand Liberal ratification
meeting to be held tomorrow evening IN Tammany and
Irving Halls and in Unionsquare. The arrangements for
the meeting will be completed at an early hour
tomorrow II promises 10 be one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic gatherings ever held In this city The
Charmen who will preside at the various meetings. and
the lists Of VIcePresidents and Secretaries, include
many Of the reputable and enterprisng residents
representing all classes OF Republicans and Democrats
who joined hands in the support Of the Liberal cand
dates for President and Vice-President.
A few changes have been made in the original pro
rramme SO many persons will gather in front OF Tam
many Hall, unable to obtain admittance in consequence
or the thrOng Within that has been deemed advisable TO
erect one Of the outdoor stands in front OF the building
The following is list OF the Charmen OF the meeting 50
far as appointed:
Tammany Hail, Charles A. Dana; Irving Hail. Nicho-
las j. Lapaugh stand No. in Fourteontlst., facing
Broadway August Belmont; stand No ?, at the Lincoln
Monument, yet appointed stand No. 8, German at
the Washington Monument, Coroner G. n. Hermann;
stand No g. opposite headquarters Of the National De
mocracy the Hon. John McCool stand No. s. front Of
Tammany Hall, not yet appointed The stand in front
OF Tammany Hall is nearly completed. Those in Union
square will be begun to-day, permits having been OBJ
tained from Commissioner Van Mort.
The following is partial list OF the speakers In Tam
many Hail. Irving Hall, and at the various stands;
Tammany Hall-The Hon. Francis Herman, the Hon.
r. N. T. Hunter Gen N p. Banks, The Hon. Horauo
Seymour, Gov. MaTmOth, Samuel j. IlldeD, the Hon.
William r. Roberts, W. u. Saunders.
Irving Hal-GOv Walker of Virginia, the Hon. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. the Hon Fernando Wood, the Hon. John
B Baldwin, Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick. the Hon. A. X. Nc
Clure Major Haggery, the Hon. Richard OGorman, the
Hon. Joseph j. Marvin.
stand No. 1.-The Hon. 8. s. Cox the Hon. Homer A.
Nelson the Hon, Theodore T. Randolph, Gen Stephen j.
Meaney the Hon. Daggett Hunt, the Hon. Iii p. Nor
ton Gen .. f. Cary, the Hon. H0ratiO \. IwOmbly,
Col L. A. Hardee of Florida, the Hon. Wm W. McFar-
land the Hon. Dennis Quinn, the Hon. Thomas Brdckey,
the Hon. Samuel stein.
stand No. 2-COl. Edward Lansing, Col. Ethan Allen,
tle Hon. James BROOKS, the Hon. Robert b. Roosevelt
Joseph H. Dukes. John f. Baker, Isaac III. Hunter,
Elbridge r. Gerry John ID. Townsend Patrick Nutey j.
McCleilaud, NJ. A. GearOn, VIM. C. Cover Dennis Quinn.
Stand No. 3Magnus Gross samuel STEM julius kOrn,
Anthony LickhOn Drs. H. Merkeie, A. Brucknann, and
others. - =, G.,
stand No 4-The Hon. James J. Rogers. +. II. Snyder,
Wleeler II. Peckham, j. W. sharp, John A. MOtt, Col
BENT A. Wills the Hon Isaiah T. Williams, a. l. Ackert,
H. ii Morse, John III. Harnett, eI-GOy. l.. H. Lowe Gen.
Geo. ". Palmer. -
stand No. Seen. NJ. T. Mcmahon, the Hon. Hiram r.
Crozier the Hon. w. W. Niles, Col. John H. Fellows, ~
T. OCOunOr. VIM. ii. Mccartney, H. Bemls, Edward T.
JOues the Hon. James G. Spencer, aud l.. Stewart
The list Of speakers Will be completed TO day.
The General Committee comprising all those having