New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
LOCAL REFORM.
TENTH WARD GERMANS FoR GREELEY.

TENTH WARD GERMANS FOR GREELEY.
The Germans of the Tenth Ward, In this
city, met Tuesday at No. Deancey-st aud organized
a Greeley and Brown Campaign Club, with the Hollow
ing officers President, Lewis Berndt; Nice-Presueh
Julius Green; Secretary Adolph stahberg; Treasurer
H. Franklin. George wOhlbrecht MADE an address, SUD
stantiay as follows:
The Cincinnati Convention has done its duty. The
nomination Of Horace Greeley and b Graz bfoWh h Is
among former polca enemies. But there is a bakers
dozen OF very wise among us VINO once cIaIoe 80 ~
he in favor Of the Cincinnati movement put nov g G
that they cannot support Mr. Greeley dictate o,
ruin" their motto How was GreeIey hon,l.d naad ~
With open doors. Every citizen VINO was opPUou on ~
the present Administration had voice in the Con.e C,
ton through his state delegation and the qnesnoh
whether i'm favor of Greeley, or Adams or DAYS.
was not asked. TIE majority were for Horace greeley,
and he %2s 5e o1esoS before the peO
pie is, side, Grant, military rule corruption III
mango; and on the other side. Horace Greeley. Civil
Service Reform peace, liberty. justice and equality 10
6H S ifm fdr Horace T Tceey and b. Graft Brown the par
German newspapers OF New-fork 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding
John schroeder julius Green, and Louis Berndt were
then appointed delegates to the German Central Com
mittee
A DEMOCRATIC APPEAL TO BALTIMORE.
At recent meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Irish Democratic Union at Masonic Hail.
No ia East Thrteenthst, in this city, the following
were adopted:
which formerly separated the
political parties country obuter,td and the political tene
Of each no. 9e on 81 ma P.' Poa ,i, renders the success of an
ndependent candidate doubtful not Impossible ana ,,, or
principles nominated ticket which all good citizens Of whatever
party. coIscenuously supports iheeore n r,o, n
B,solrei That the members Of the lnsh pemoerauo mon %
@ S'e Of SeEiSLs S Is,e 9 T iSe Son. Demo-
RS,olSe That the nomination Of candidate by the Democratic
party existing viii be injurious 70 The eoqny a.
Well As 70 party viii only benefit Gen Grant who has dasfd
himself bumi the nation bv the bunderng diplomacy Of bis
Administration in the proposed settlement OF the An9Hie tJ
In he sought Indemnity for indirect damages which just be should
never have withdrawn which, unjust be should never have sub
ori That the nomination Hon Horace Greeley and the
Brown highly conducive TO the peace ana pIly OF
s sp 'Sa41' iSr eaT e1 a5e ana boio1sS s1osoa democratic
tne SUCH entitled TO the earnest and hearty support o all
good Democrats
A DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT.
At the last regular meeting of the Greeley
and Brown Democratic Campaign Club ofthe First ward
in this city, the following among the resolutions, passed
Resolred That we as Democrats, earnestly recommend
C0nvention ana are prompted insist upon it, believ-
ing to be only salvation from the despoIc iliIhLy
rule that now disgraces the pace once occ'Ilcu ~
Washington and Jackson.
NOTES.
The XIXth Assembly District Grant Re-
publican Association met, last evening, at Eighty
fourth-st and Eghth-ave Thomas Hagan in the chair
The attendance was very small and no business OF i'm
pOrtance was transacted. pnhllc meeting ol tne AO
citation will he held the third Wednesday OF the
month.
The Xth Ward Greeley and Brown Campaign
CLUB city, Simon Abrahams. President met at its
headouarter No 20 0rchard-st, last evening" to com
plete the details Of organization. Several new members
Stoned The roll which now has 100 The club ad
ourned for one week. when prominent speakers are eA-
| pected to be present.
Among the visitors at the Headquarters OF
the National Executive Committee Of the Liberal Re
pubcans at the Gleulam House in this city, were NJ p
O'Connor Of Charleston s. C.; ]. X. Clinton OF M'sis-
sipp Benjamin r. NickersOn Of san FfGclNTo, Dr Joh
~ ID E4frl.. ..ufi II J..
! ohio Richard T. Walker OF Texas, Gen. II. smalley OF
/ NeH-NOTk.