New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

Brown ratinchtion meeting. a committee OF two
beers from esch delegation was appointed 10 confer with
the Democratic General Committee About two-t thirds
Of tho Republicans OF Wost1ed for Greeley and enc
of tho delegates q. o. Dean, candidate for the
| State Senate last year.
! The Metropolitan Democratic Club met for
reorganization In the Spinglcr House, last night Tho
Hon p. c. Wright elected temporary Chairman. and
| IA. r. Dickson, Secretary Committee on Permanent
ORGANIZATION was appointed, consisting OF r. O. Wright,
II. Il. Browne. John T. Iennessey. Geo. A. Dckcrson,
| John Laudesman, aud H. H. Dickson. aud the meeting
| adjourned until Monday evening next.
| large meeting was held in the Jefferson
Assembly Rooms Wednesday night under the Of
the IXth Assembly District Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club Of which John T. Ryan IL President and Henryw.
j. Matthewson and James s. Mcclellan, and 20 new
members enrolled. The club will hereafter meet
every Monday evening at tho same place.
Complaints are received from many of the
oldest subscribers OF THE TRIBUNE that Joseph H. Brush
Postmaster at Greenwich Conn.,, Ia endeayOring to in
duce them, we'll other Republicans. to taking
which SUPPORTS the Gdministraton In few eases Inc
has succeeded but the great majority insist on having
the newspaper which they have been reading for years.
The Young Mems Liberal Campaign Club
Of the hid Assembly District of WeschesterlCount
", e. r. Griswold President has issued a call for LIB
eral Convention at Croton Dam, August at II
The following towns will send delegates: COrtandt II ;
Ossning G.; Mount Pleasant, 81 Yorktown, 4; Lowis-
POundridge g. The young men Of the Congress District
are cordially invited TO cooperate in this movement IN
A large meeting Of the XXIst Assembly
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was held at Lin
coin Hall, in ST., Tuesday
evening, Asher Barnett presiding Fifty new members
signed the roll, among whom number Of old resi-
denis of Harlem Addresses were made by exA Alderman
Thomas Mc5pedOn, ". IL. DeCamp, and Robert Beatty.
make arrangements for ratification meeting. The club
meets every Tuesday evening.
The Twentieth Ward Liberal Repub lican AS
ISOLATION of Brooklyn met Wednesday night at 2cG Cum
berland-st. More than 100 members were enrolled The
following the officers Of the organizations President
f. ]. Whitney; Vice Presidents, H. s. Fooe and julius
E. StOlman Secretary, Charles H. Hodges; Treasurer,
Dr. s. Gay. Another meeting of theFAssociation viii
~ 9 nv G of the TWc5ieth Ward
Club.
At secret session of the Kings County
War Veterans Association, few evenings ago. two OF
the members, Philip Il. and Thomas Mosscrop,
made an attack on Gen. James Jourdan and charged
that he was Democrat at heart and accused him OF
ncgcctiuc the interests OF the Association when the
parceled out. Tho Generals reply was The gentle
have carried ont the will Of their masters leave
my vindication IN the bands Of my friends" Brennan
and Mosscrop attached to United States Assessor
Leich'S Department
A call for a meeting Of delegates from each
Assembly District TO form committee TO organize
German Grant and Wilson clubs in every Congress Dis
trct Of the city, was responded to by last night
Two members Of the committee from each District
appointed 10 confer with the District associations TOT
cnouh persons present 20 meet the demands Of the
ton many gentlemen were compelled to serve In varied
capacities After desultory debate as to what should
TOO done draw the Germans from their support OF
Greeley, the 10 gentlemen adjourned, determining to
report their proceedings to the Central Committee.
The XIXth Assembly District Grant Repub-
lcan Association met at its at Eightyfourthst and
Elghthave., Wednesday evening The district covers
about Eve miles and this Club has between 900 and 400
members Eighty were added to the roll The pur
chase OF two banners decided upon. Resolutions
were adopted commencing Cen Grant az s2lulcr
successful in and statesman in peace, ana Henry
Wilson The sldul counselor ana director IN the ma
ton's severest ordeal" Gen. JAS G. O'Berne made
speech IN which he cOunseled the Republicans to act
with moderation, and said that Gen Grant was on la
before the people, and that his past record was guar
antee OF what he would be in the future.
A handsome transparency was raised at the
headquarters of the Id Assembly District Liberal Re
publican Greeley and Brown Club, at No. l6i Chatham
st. on Wednesday evening. In addition to excellent
portraits of Liberal candidates the following nserp
tons were GlsPaySCu TIM !, g One Gonntr Union
and Reconciliation" AT y. m Mark Lanlgan called
the meeting 20 order. Cbauncey shaEer ana Gen. XII
patrick made few remarks, and Col. D. w sharpe OI
kentucky spoke for about an hour on the political issues
of the present campaign. The club VIII raise
patent Opcn-work net banner with portraits OF the can
ddates and have open-air TauhcatiOn meeting III
few weeks.
The citizens Of the First Ward of Elizabeth,
n j. opposed TO the reelection Of Gen. Grant met, We'd
nesday night, in the headquarters at First ana
Marshasts.. for the purpose OF forming Greeley ana
Brown Club About 100 members were enrolled, and
much enthusiasm was manifested. The rooms OF Ihe
Club viii be open every evening Ior readns, ana e
triDuu0no OF documents Inc 0mc eI I5o 9o, w
Hasted Secretary, and James Higgins, treasurer INC
dsafectidn in is ward but the Democrats and Liberal
Republicans united in the support OF Greciey 9hu
nubcap majority Is usually 100 As 20 per cent OF
the Republicans have declared for Greeley and Brown
the political standing OF the ward will be changed