New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
LIBERAL MASS MEETINGS..
WORDS TO IRISH MnRKINGMEN.

large audience convened lasI nBhJ III
Landmarks Park at the headquarters Of the Nineteenth
Ward Greeley and Brown Club, TO listen to addresses
Col. DE Courcey, Judson Stone. and Col Collins
The NEE ting was held in the large hall Of the building
but the multitude filed the grounds and the platform
used at picnic gatherings for dancing. The speeches
we're inspiriting and the audience enthusiastic The
called TO order at D. IN, by the President,
L. c. johnson.
Col De Courcey upon being presented 10 audience,
said in substance that in 19 when Ireland called Tor
assistance he Horace Greeley, standing by the side
OF the venerable Archbishop Hughes when call for
$500 made, give 1900 for Ireland's relief In ls4g
the speaker was q member OF committee that waited
upor Mr. Greeley for the relief Of Ireland, and again he
chcerfuy gave $780, Shall it be said that the Irish are
ungratefuli No; the Irish, race viii support their
friend. plead for my rymen becanse see O. dis
position the part OF the Grant newspapers 20 say mat
Jas. J.. McIarney was recommended the candidate
OF the District for Coroner.
wArCH-wORDs IN BROOKLYN.
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF
the Eleventh Ward Brooklyn. gathered ri the Brooklyn
Opera House. last evening, % INDICATE its cordial APP
prevail Of the sentiments proclaimed 90 Cincinnati, and
its belief in the candidates who have been chosen to
carry them out With the carclessness which sometimes
distinguishes committees, Tidiculousy short notice had
been given and feared before the meeting opened
that small number would be present; but the
citizens rallied quickly at the sound OF the drum,
and the gallery and floor were fairly filed
when the meeting was called Outside the usual crowds
assembled BonGres and rockets lent their brliaucy 10
the band PLAY ed airs from the balcony OF
the Opera House The meeting was called 10 Ordef DIV
Vim. H. IngeTsOl, President Of the Cub, who stated
frankly that they had not come there to discuss the
chances Of the Liberal party, notwithstanding the con-
tnual OF the Grant party IN reference 10 them,
but had met 10 express the esteem they entertained Tor
that and good man, Horace Greeley and the hon
orahe citizens OF NcWHOk state, who the leope had
designated carry Tie Liberal banlsI On 70 victory.
Mr. 1ngeros brief speech e.cited "a storm Of applause
George ID. White followed in a few REMARKS, &hlch
kept the enthusiasm az the same iisht, Mr.. Nmte
reviewed the failures which have marked the career OF
Gen. Grant ana sarcastcay criticized the reputation
and general merit combined in the Administration state
ticket.
Thomas Ducan, the next speaker. delivered long
speech, which very well received and eAcited 10
Henry Grcaia succeeded Judge FtLian in few re-
marks, after which the President announced that an
other Ineeting would be held in the Same place
Wednesday evening
LIBERALS NOT INCONSISTENT.
A very woll-attonded meeting Of the NXth
Assembly District Greeley and Brown Campl'-u Club
held at No. SO 1hrdaye. last evening Dr. Charles
L. smn0hs presided, and introduced Gen. Henry =.
Baruum, VLo, in the course OF his remarks, said;
Tie American people are now passing through one
OF the CTdCs that ever has or ever can test our
system Of government That gathering OF earnest aud
loyal citizens that met in Cincinnati gave form and direc
ton 10 party which the needs OF to-day have called
into existence speak TO you tel. ght a Republican.
/ have net only supported Republican principles with
my vote, but have fought for In n. But the issues
which called the Republican party into existence have
all been settled and there is now no Inconsistency IN
Liberal Republicans and Democrats uniting 10 advocate
and the platform and nominees Of the Cincinnati
convention. we nave uceh No MY l-app IN tno
administration OF Gen. Grant. We can never have
CIVIL Service Reform until tne Onctcrm pIInclpe Is
firmly established 1t Is SAID tnaI Gen. Grant Sl"ull pe
reelected because he saved the country but deny tat
ho saved tie country IL WAS those long lines o. brave
bows I'm blue who won our victories II Gen. Grant had
never cit has lanyard at Galeua the Rebellion would
Lave been PVT down all the saiac.
The Rev Mr.. Ray. colOred, laid. in substance: Ny
oanestness FOR freedom aud equality has been one Oi
Now that NY people have been made free and equal
with the white men OF this country, my principles lead
Try shall be cGua. before the law with
lAppausel Hence / support Horace Greeley.
LIBERALS COOPERATING.
The Liberal Republican General Committee
Of Kings County held its regular monthly meeting at
SAVERS Hail. BROOKLYN last evening Wilson W. Good
rich presiding communication from the GreeieJ aud
CentrI Association asking for the appointment
OF a conference committee TO make ARRANGEMENTS for
toTchligLt procession recrTcdt to the Evccaye Com
rnittee. Tie following offered by john Casnow, were
unanimously adopted:
WAea We hsye before the rreceent Of nominating the most
eminent Statesmen for rational and STATE o reaHs Of parry con
Ulas ~ s eIsel,y As rTe,yey require, and tn. people
trddols IN order st o GOOD AID hone' ma shall be psoed in
solro That to insure policy matters
tee Of tv t appointed 20 eot wh dmlar committee ron The
Democratic General Committee with harmonic the future
action Of The Lra Republicans and Democrats VIII regard county
aud city HonlI atoms
TIE Chairman named rs such Committee Messrs. Chas.
W GODDARD. Archibald ". Bliss, James A. Van Brunt,
John Cashuw, aad JC.epa Reeve. The Committee then
adjourned for week.
An UPTOWN DEMONSTRATION.
A spirited Greeley and Brown meeting-the
first held in the Twentieth Ward Xlth Assembly Dl.trct
occurred last evening in Thirty hrstt The attend
ance was large. and showed earnestness su-
perior to that usually found at ward meet
ings John Halligan occupied the chair, and William
Dc Egan acted as secretary A long speech was made
by The Hon. r. s. Tbarn OF South Carolina, and
ceived with frequent and vociferOus applause
ccption hardly cordial extended TO the Hon j.
W. Green aud William j. OBrien. who also spoke in be-
half of the Liberal candidates. Before adjourning
cheers were gwen Horace Greeley and the State