New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
MCIDENTs OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
organized sag Harbor, L. l., on Wednesday evening
In the With Assembly District OF Hudson
County " J the Democrats renOminated the Hon.
John A. O'Nehl.
The Grant Republicans of the lst School
District OF Westchester County have nominated Joseph
II. Palmer for School Commissioned
Gen. John Cochrane, the Hon. Freeman j.
Flthian and others will deliver addresses at a Liberal
mass meeting tonight at BrevOort Hall
+. II. Snyder, Liberal Republican, and Judge
Seymour Grant Republican will hold political discus
SION Catholic Institute in Jersey City next Mon
day evening.
At a Liberal meeting in the Institute at
Rockville Center L. l., Tuesday evening, the Hon.
Robert b. Roosevelt made eloquent appeal for pure
Administration.
The Francis Herman Association of the
Nineteenth Ward will hold an outdoor mass meeting
this evening at SXty-hrstst. and Secondaye. The
speakers announced the Hon. Fernando Wood, Al
gernon s. Sullivan, Matthew T. Brennan, aud others.
Hoffman Hall, in Van Brunt-st., South
Brooklyn was crowded last night by citizens favorable
IN the liberal candidates Not only was the audience
large but unusual intelligence and appreciation were
eviuced TIE address OF the evening was delivered by
Stephen j. Meany.
The Greeley and Brown Independent Demo-
cratic Association of the Seventh Ward Brooklyn, will
have a grand rally at Temperance Hail. in Kentaye.,
this evening. Addresses will be delivered by Corpora
tiOn Counsel De W!tt the Hon. W ". MOscy aud many
others The Hon CarksOn \. Potter ana the lion T. L.
SandersOn will address the Constitutional Union AssOci-
alton go The Issucs OF the Day" this evening" at
Brooklyn Hall. Myrtle-ayc, near IultOu-st
The regular weekly meeting of the Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club, No. l. OF the XVIII District,
was held In Lincoln Hall at Thirty thirdst and Eighth
ave. last evening, the President, John Farrell in the
chair The routine business being finished, T. LOewen-
thai spoke the promising aspect OF the campaign, and
said that il NeWYork was true the Liberal party would
have 20 electoral votes spare Henry Beeny said that
Grant was not to be compared with Greeley as man Of
ability We know Greeley thoroughly but have learned
much since his nomination. He Is the exponent Of pro-
gress and Of the theory and practice Of Democratic
Republican Government. He sympatlizes with the
struggles OF the wOrngmen He will wipe out the pres
eut inequality between man ana man, ana
press forward for gander realization OF
human liberty than have yet enjoyed.
Grant "a surrounded by land rings Office rings, and
money rings, which control him, and We asked 10
pace him at the head OF this nation for four years
He has proved his utter incapacity an executive
officer and cannot recognize him as the exponent OF
Republican principles. Mr.. Hassam was introduced,
and smoke OF the extensive patronage In the hands OF the
Executive, OF ts abuse by President who wished
10 prolong his term OF Office Horace Greeley was in
favor of reform in this well earnest in desire
for Civil Service Reform, and would do away with the
cOrruptiOns under the present Administration Daniel
i. Dudley also made an address.