New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
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VOICES FROM THE EAST AND THE WEST.


VOICES FROM THE EAST AND THE WEST.
Gen. n. p. Banks arrived in this city on
Saturday and received visits from Liberal Republicans
and Democrats during the day Arrangements have
been cOmpleted for day mass meeting In Wal-st'
when Gen Banks will address the merchants on national
issues 1t Will take place next week. probably on tues
day Cen Banks says the Liberal movement IN Massa-
chuses is dcepseated and developing great strength
He has received trustworthy information from Maine OF
the most encouraging character He has no doubt lt
II the canvass properly nursed by the Liberals Maine
will ,ive a handsome majority for Greeley and Brown
Ex.secretary Usher OF Lawrence City, Kansas, has
been III the city few days He says that experienced
politicians who had visited the western counties OF
Kansas told him before heieit home that those counties
would roll up at least 5000 majority for the hoerai
ticket He says the announcement that ex'GoY hoDh-
son will support Greeley and Brown has created an
earnest feeling in behalf Of the Liberal movement III
every uar1 OF the state TheAdminstration Of Grant
very unpopular in Kansas. Mr. Usher says that
the Liberal movement is very popular IN Arkansas
He was told bY prominent citizens, whom he recently
met in Kansas. that Federal Otce holders will attempt
10 defeat the VIII Of the people as expressed AZ the polls
He SAYS he has every assurance that fair election and
an honest count Arkansas will secure The State TO
Greeley and Brown Several leading Iowa Republicans
who were recently IN Lawrence CITY. gave or UshSf lh9
most encouraging accounts Of the progress Of the LDGrl
IN that state. They are sangune hat GIeoey
and Brown Will have large majority.
Cen Banks and Mr. Usher agreed that there seemed
to be scheme COncOcted by which the business c0iiu
nifty was be made believe that oanee OF Admin
tfat0n from Grant 10 Greeley, would seriously damage
business az home ana ilJuIe yle hauohl cre aDloai
They also agreed in deuOuncing all such ate mpls 10
deceive the public. not only absurd and untrue but
cially Of the merchants and bankers.
LIBERAL GATHERINGS.
About 2jO residents of the Eighteenth Ward
met az jefferson Hall, No. 257 Avenue A, Friday
evening, ana organized samuel j. rden Association
with the following officers Michael Lyons, President;
Henry McNcvins and John McGuinn. Nce-Presidents;
Patrick Osullvan Treasurer; Wm. A Barrett and Cor.
OCallahan Secretaries; Andrew cassidy and Michael
OConnel sergeantsat-Arms resolution indorsing the
Liberal candidates received with great enthusiasm
The Association will be addressed by local speakers on
Aug. H.
Campaign Club Of the First Ward held at ~ head
quarters at Church and Tlamessts Saturday evening
and over 100 names were enrolled. The next meeting
Will DE held on wednesday evening.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club organized
on saturday evening at 80. % Greenwichaye. mum
Der VI prominent residents OF the ward were present.
portrait banner will he raised in few days 900
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Liberal Republicans Of New Rochelle will meet Thursday
aud hear au address by ClI4ks0n y. Potter
TIE Third Ward Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Of
Long Island City viii meet for organization at scheArs
H0tel next wednesday evening
The greeley and Brown CLUB Of Laurel Hill L. L. will
hold pubic meeting tomorrow evening, TO be ad-
dressed by Capt. George T. White.
meeting Tor the organization OF a Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club will be held at Young Hall, Orient L.
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club will be organized
at RdgewOod l. L. next Friday evening, with about 100
German Greeley and Brown Club was organized in
the Thirteenth ward OF Newark, y. j.. on Thursday
meTer, Secretary Dr. ScAnnler and Julus G. f4tLseT-
aid addressed the meeting.
LIBERAL CLUBS FORMED ~ NEW JERSEY.
A large and most enthusiastic meeting was
held in Painfeld, Thursday evening, in Laings Hall,
and a Greeley and Brown Club organized by the
election Of the following officers: President, the Hon. b.
Maxson Vice ePresdens, the Hon. John II. Evans the
Hon / Iseul " Yates f. v Shotwell Judge Benton,
lanes &, voorhees, Florens Schetter Vim. Swain, and
John GIugan Recording Secretary, John j. oh4s WI
rive Committee lanes ozark = = Vermeule, WIN. De
kyne, Dr. John c. S1tphen r. W. Thrall Ia u MO,v' ior
Levi Hetned Jr W. L. Force ana jacob the
Liberal platform, were unanimously adopted Eully o. -
persons present Notwithstanding that the keho
naouists were Uarading the streets. Mr. MaxsOn we
President, formerly Vice President OF tne i Gais
Republican Association and Dr. j. {. sutphen was CAar
man Of the Financial Committee. wi, bos
A German Greeley and Brown Campaign Club mas mas
been Organized In the Thirteenth Ward OF Newark, with
Mr. Lawrence Augstiem President and sdhnoti
zmerer, Secretary The meeting was largely a''ehueu
The colorrd voters OF the Yth and With New-Jersey
Assembly Districts Hudson County, have orgdnReu
Grant aud Wilson Club, with Capt f. B. Jordan Pres
ton Secretary.
a Greeley and Brown meeting under the auspices OF
the Id Assembly District Club Of Jersey CITY was held
last night at Judge Kleins rooms No. 200 Eighth-st
About 25 persons were present aud speeches made
bv f. n Ransom. W. d. Bailey and the Hon. ThOs. l..
BOyes Of Connecticut The club numbers more han loo
members,
CAMPAIGN COUNCILS.
Saturday was an extremely dull day at the
political headquarters in this city Among the visitors
at the Liberal Republican National Executive Commit
tees rooms Abraham Murdock. W. L. saunders OF
Maryland, Major T. L. Halack Of Illinois, and II. j.
Limkauf OF Pleasantyille. y. Y. Among those who
called at the Grant Republican headquarters were Noble
II. Hurrion, Cleveland. Ohio; II. O. Eastman, Pough
keepsie; Dan. 5. Daya and T.. Jackson, Florida g. 8
EidrIdge Ottawa, HI Col. Charles G. Otis, lonkers Noah
W. Hoyt Connecticut; J. NJ. Barnhardt New-Y0rk
sydney De Kalh and ID. Rodney, Alabama The Hon ".
A. Wheeler Most OF che members of the National
Democratic Executive Committee were out OF town. and
Among the visitors at the Headquarters Of thebeal
state committee were John Kellogg Amsterdam " y;
G. .. Oslrander, Newhurgh, y. u l.. A. NDlersdort,
Warwick, y. VI y. W Rose, Geneseo, y Y, A. v \.
Lewis ,; hyer: RAILWAY, n j.; d. A. stephens, Ann
ArbOr Mich, Henry L. De BeyOise Long Island City,
liam Bellaxson, NewJersey Charles !. Moore, Railway,
n. j.; W. L. Fagg summit n. j.; L. b. Webbe, New
ark. y. j.
THE APOLLO HALL DEM0CRACY-ANOTHER
RESIGNATION.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The same reasons which governed my
fr end VIM H. wiokham his resignation Chairman
OF the Apollo Hall Democracy "a published in your
edition yesterday assign for my resignation as
Vce hartman of the Iyth Assembly District General
Committee. 1 one OF those Democrats who advo-
Gated after the defeat OF the Ring" last Fall that the
Apollo Hall Democracy and the Committee OF Seventy
should disDand. as their respective missions had
been performed. Now | discover that Mr. Wick
ham, who has served efficiently 80 courteously.
and mparially cannot even sOnduct an ordinary mer
Ing Of the Executive Committee without being nsulted
By one VINO u WorMng IN ihe interest OF brhht hnu NJ
corrupt followers IN THIS city As Democrat who apids