New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Twelfth Ward Charles j. killeen Asso-
citation met night Forty new members were added
to the roll which now numbers CO.,
The WITH District Greeley and Brown Club
of Jersey City Nights at the weekly meeting held last
night resolved to nave tOrchght procession on Friday
night Tie President of the Club is Patrick Burke.
The Eighteenth Ward Union Club will hold
meetings every Monday and Friday evening in tine Club
rooms No 437 East Fourteenthst The Club is devoted
to Greeley and Brown, and Is composed OF workngmen
The Greeley and Brown Amnesty Club of
the XXIst Assembly District met last evening at Eighty
sixth ST. and Thrdaye WIN. L. Hebbar1 in tbs CHAIR.
aud John F. Rennert acting as secretary The roll
contains 100 names
The Independent German Democratic Club
of Jersey City WITH District, elected the following
officers on Monday night: Emil stiger President; Il. H.
Pullman Vice-PresdeDt; Frank Fiueger, Secretary,
and Mr.. Dunkel, Treasurer
AT the regular meeting of the JacksOnian
Greeley and Brown Club of XIIth Assembly District.
at No 2O2 Seeondave, last night committee was APP
pointe TO purchase banner and make arrangements
for Liberal demonstration.
The Appomatox Guard of Plainfeld, n. j.,
visited Crawford last Monday, and attended Grant
meeting At the close, resident of the town writes.
the caused most disgracefu disturbance, and tore
down a pole which the Liberals had placed a large
white hat
The German Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club OF the XXIst Assembly District met last evening
at the headquarters voes Hall. in Thrdayc, between
Seventy ninth and Eghteth-sts over 100 of the most
influential citizens OF the district were pres NJ and o. e.
Hoffman was nominated for the next Assembly.
The Eleventh Ward is the first in the field
in the contest for the Mayoralty. Tomorrow evening
banner. bearing the of Charles L. LOew can
ddate for Mayor viii , DO raised al seventh st. ana
Cover. Judge Spencer, aud others will address the
meeting.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans OF the Second and Third
Wards OF Long Island City was held on Monday even
IA AT Sch HQll mad
by 8. b. Noble Col George T. White the Hon. Joseph
Drol, aQd W. H. Livingston. handsome banner 2ox40
Feet III size, was raised
The Liberal Republicans of Suffolk Country,
L. L. will meet at Rverhead Aug 80 for the election
Of three delegates TO the State Convention. The Demo
cratic County Convention will be held at the place.
on the same day, The Liberal Republicans Of Queens
| M, to-day, to organize for the campaign.
The Liberal Republican General Committee
will meet at the Headquarters, No. SIG Broadway
on Monday evening" and make arrangements holding
the usual primary elections handsome banner bear
ing the portraits Of the Liberal candidates and suitable
inscriptions VIII be raised the same evening In front
Of the Liberal Republican Headquarters Several adj
| dresses will be made.
meeting of the Tammany Hall General
Committee is called for Monday evening next to make
gements for holding the usual primary elections I'm
the various Assembly Districts The lists OF nspectors
the latter In each election disrict have been received
from the various Assembly District Organizations and
| forwarded TO the Board OF Police.
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has
Just been organized Rhinecr, Dutchess County with
the following officers President. Thomas Kelley Vice
Presidents, b. +. Schultz, Henry Cooke Gilbert Ben.
| SON Secretary John i. Mullins; Treasurer, Michael
Herman; Executive Committee, j. n McEroy, Thomas
Fitzgerald, Morris OToOle. meeting of the club, 10
raty the Presidential nominations, has been called for
| Friday evening next
| The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
the Second Precinct of the With Assembly District OF
Hudson County, N. j., organized Campaign Club at
20. l22 Paccave., Jersey City. last night Maurice
Roe appointed Chairman. and j. ii. Westervelt Sc
rotary. Twenty seven members OF whom II old =
publcans Joined the Club. Messrs Quafe, Hill. al
| McEiroy were appointed % COMMITTEES PermaT ent
Organization. There 225 Republicans In the dis rct
OF whom 70 have declared Tor Greeley and Brown, aud
other accessions are expected The usual Republican
majority In the precinct Is ab0ut 90 when VIII De
| than overcome at the November election. The next
meeting Of the Club will DO held at the place
| Tuesday evening.