New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE GERMAN LIBERAL CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

VIGOROUS PREPARATIONS FOR THE CAMFA0N'
The Central Committee of the German Greeley
and Brown campaign organizations held special meet
ing at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms last night. Dr.
Feodor Merson, VicePresdent occupied the chair.
Anthony Eickhof. chairman OF the Executive Com
mitiee stated that the Committee, III view OF the ap-
preaching Liberal Republican Convention at Syracuse
had prepared series OF resolutions the work to be
brought before that convention The resolutions were
read as follows:
platform adopted by the National Conventions Of Cincinnati
principles upon conscientious transactions OF which depend The re-
- e15L,9 f ny & % % % terrible mis1ssges which have under
present narIoW-mniel and preg personal % % have
been nonuatei platform r The highest ohces o. he kInh
gye m security past public That they not only
have the solemn intention also the requisite talents strength
experience for te execution Of the great iiss a,gua 20 % bpg
hon te eo9 Of oace Greee PRECEDENT and Benjamin Graft
brown fo yice.lresdcu OF the Uued states. 81, . late
Sena We oI. ne Se;rucon Of the Reform by
an their private party interests TO gain The Ssenaeney Sv
theinterest Of tie eomnaHt % s,! % ~ Seag bgv for Re-
.or sought the out Of the great demonstration Of the
corrupt and associations BY accusing Others oi their OWL
rs The clear experience gained State proves that the ns
onsl STATE li municipal reform movements are closely eonne9'e
give powerful the uatoua movement and thereby help to ee
@ 10 al thai the Copveption OF Syracuse viii
prove itself equs to the task and secure the victory o ih
dis cs even the position should be personally neonveneui to
them a..
We
Legislature and County and CAV 9hces Sthou, 80
c conducted the pfnc pies snoe
s s o IN h, regard would lead to deporable the cleo
Congress moreover we VIII IN accordance W1n o- pOr
especially ngent TO guide the sien on oi h ots 70 1n
ant 1anf question as We WILL at The elections of lne ol..
only vote whom convinced possess greater abilities
and fer the establishment Of the municipal reform
iu our " than the majority Of their predecessors
FC autousy look forth to The propositions OF the Comlssoh
which vas appolted9r amending or Seiis & ; ~ % @ c &
Constitution sni thereby put an END 70 the aIels
usace local and special Legislature as one oi Us ehei uue
The resolutions were after brief debate, adopted by
a unanimous vote. and Pa committee was appointed to
present them to the Liberal Republican State COnven
mon.
On recommendation Of the Executive Committee,
further resolution passed. directing the Committee
on Correspondence TO communicate with the German
Greeley and Brown campaign organizations throughout
,he state calling upon them 10 send representatives
70 syracuse. with view Of holding there. while the
state Convention is in session. German Convention TO
agree upOn of joint action on the part OF tue Ge
mans during the pending campaign . ,,.,
MI Fudickar, of the Committee on Mass Meetings, re-
ported eferCloe 10 the progress OF the preparations
Tor the Liberal Republican ratification meeting WIN
special reference to the accommodations made for the
Germans that OCCASION resolution was also passed
that executive committees De ORGANIZED Dy tne stNtIi
Assembly District associations with view OF communl-
eating with each other and cooperating.
The Committee to proceed to syracuse was then
Isaac Block L. Germer Henry Brlhausen Jacob Koser A. g.
Henry Oberle, Nogug kener John H. Mueller, samuel
Wenci Beunger Adam Hens Henry Womsnn,
Aaron AlTons BelhoS HaIvg Gerke, Peter Cook Henry
Philip Er,ukeubeme Unger, Mobs1, MoHu Enger,
Adoh saengsr T. Waterman, German Husche Dr. Meson g E.
ser Ia schhchting. G. A. Fudeksr, Hermann Heide.
The committee is not yet complete, and some names
are be added VIII Ii will be reported to the Secretary
on Monday.