New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
GLEANINGS.

A Grant and Wilson banner was raised on
Monday at Cooper Hail. Jersey CITY Speeches were made
by Dudley g. Gregory Major Peloubet Judge Seymour,
and others. A Grant and Wilson Campaign club was
permanently organized with ID. s. Gregory as President
In conformity with an act of the last Legis-
lature, the Common Council OF Brooklyn has
increased the number OF election districts In the
several wards The act provides thit eaen district sna
contain only 400 voters Tae number OF new districts
created was 90.
The XIIth Assembly District Liberal Repub-
lcan Association at meeting held on Tuesday at NO Il
Avenue D. decided to have ratification meeting and to
raise a banner next Tuesday evening. Committees were
appointed make arrangements and to secur5 speakers
The association has 720 members.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club of the
XIIth Assembly District organized Monday, at
No. 90 Avenue C. Dr A. b. Rollins was elected Chalr,
man. and John II. Roberts, Secretary. Committces
appointed on permanent organizaton ana TO pro-
cure the largest meeting room IN the Assembly Dstilct
The citizens of Mount Vernon, Westchester
County in favor of Greeley and Brown will hold mass
meeting az Washington Hail, next saturday evening
All the Greeley and Brown Clubs OF the county nave
been invited to attend, and special trains VIII be run
from various points 10 enable the people To attend the
meeting
The Central Liberal Republican Greeley and
Brown Club OF Elizabeth, N. j., numbers about
$50 members, all heretofore members OF the old
Republican organization. The Union County Liberal
Republicans Will meet in county mass convention at
Elizabeth, Aug g. TO effect a county organization.
The XVIIIth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club elected the following officers on
Monday night: Thomas L. Feitner, President; Edmund
f. Clyue Recording Secretary; Chas j. Dowdell, Cor
L. Feitner said that the Liberal movement was great
uprising Of the American people Tor friendship and last
ing unity.
The Greeley and Brown Independent Club
which at No. q Tbrdaye., organized In May,
and now numbers about 60 members Its officers are
President, ID. T. Gardner; Vice-Presidents, Thomas
Duffy, Adolph OFT, Joseph Huntey; Secretary and
W. Pollock. Its members BUSINESS men Of consid-
cradle culture and at its meetings, in alternate weeks
addresses are made and political topics discussed.
The Union Reform Club of the Ist Assembly
District held its first regular meeting Tuesday at No
l3l Franklinst. Claus Puckhaefer was elected perma
nent President; II. Anders and II. Germer Vice-Pres
dents NJ Krausse Secretary, and j. Tnken, Treasurer
About 100 members present. III. Anders, j. Bloch,
+. q. Guide, and A. II. POblmann were appointed dele
OF NewYork Three cheerIwere given for Mr.. Greeley
and the meeting adjourned until next Saturday.
The Grant Republicans of the XIlth Assem-
sembly District assembled Monday at No. 10 Sxths
The meeting very thnly attended, 100 out OF 4OC
members being present permanent organization
effected by the election OF Thomas T. sutlie as Pres
dent Addresses made by Joseph Archibald and
Chester SOuthworth Very little enthusiasm was mani
tested The liberal Republicans OF the District largely
outnumber their adversaries, and besides having
plee organization, have entered upon the with
more spirit and enthusiasm.