New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

Grant Republican Clubs have been organized
at Croton Falls and Katonah, westchester County.
The XVIII Assembly District Grant and Will
son Campaign Club held meeting last evening and was
addressed by j. Shoenh0f aud H. 3. Newton
A Liberal Republican Convention for the
nomination OF county officers will be held at Ryarhead
Suffolk County, l.. l., Tuesday evening, sept ~,
The Grant and Wilson Campaign Club OF
E1stchester, wostchester County, raised handsome
banner front Of their headquarters az Mount vernon
on Thursday evening
A meeting was held on Thursday evening,
under the auspices OF W. r. Roberts No Assoca-
ton With Congress District, No IS Cherry-st PatriGk
Davis In the chair Addresses were denVefed ny Dc W.
Mcnamara, J. II. O'Relly and Patrick DAVIS
Gustav Goldhagen states that the German
Municipal Reform Association had nothing to do with
the meeting at the Germana Assembly Rooms on Thurs
day evening, aJ which an attemht was MADE 10 form
Grant and Wilson Campaign CLUB
The Soldiers and Sailors Club of the XVlllth
Assembly District last evening at No. 457 Fourth
ave. Col. NJ Kerwin in the chair and H. A. Beatty act
ing secretary Twenty delegates were appointed 10
attend the Pittsburgh Convention. b. Van Bpef mace
an address euogizing the Grant Administration
The Independent Greeley Club OF the Sew
en Ward met last evening No 6j East Broadway and
completed its organization. Fenton T. Mullins was
was chosen President Henry Barhernberg Vce,riesl-
Shells, Treasurer About 100 members signed the
roll.
The First Ward Republican Club of Long
| Island City organized Grant and Wilson Campaign
Cub last evening eectng Jacob Rockwell President,
VIM NJ. Hatch, VicePresdent; }. Robert Laws Treas
urer; J. Harvey Smedley, Secretary The President,
| Henry ). Anable and others addressed the meeting
Arrangements were made for the display OF banner at
an early day
At a regular meeting of the Rutgers AssO-
ciaton John Sullivan in the chair the following resol-
tons were unanimously adopted That we indorso the
nominees of the Baltimore aud Cincinnati Conventions
| that we give undivided support TO Thomas Shells
| for Alderman that We support Michael shandey Ior
Member OF Assembly from the IVth Assembly District
| that give our able support 10 Horace 1teeey anu
| Gratz Brown
A business meeting was held last evening
under the auspices of the XyIIth District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club in Forty-nnth-st, between
Eighth and Ninthaves. Measures adopted calling
for rally OF the OF that district two weeks from
last night. r. H. Darragh, Charman introduced TO the
audience L. A. Hardee OF Florida and others, who made
earnest appeals hearty cooperation OF Republicans
aud Democrats in the support of Greeley and Brown
! The IXth Assembly District Grant Republican Asso-
citation held meeting last evening at It's rooms In the
Bcecker Buildings in Bleecker-st., Geo. 4. f. Merkler
presided and 40 added TO tho roll 1t was
u.- FL that a weekly debate should be held under the
FOL- Of the Association and that invitation should
tcnded 10 The Democrats OF the Ninth ward 70 take
mart nm IT, Dr. Gregory OF Staten Island Salem Russell,
| The Hon. Abraham Lent, A. }. Campbell and H. A.
| Mathews made addresses.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats
the Ist Assembly District Of Kings County, met, last
night at the Hail. in Futonst ncksst, Brooklyn,
and organized the Ist Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Club. The following officers were elected Presi-
dent, L. NJ. Peck Nice-President, Godfrey Matu re
cordlng Secretary, = Stowe Treasurer, john CashOW
The nominees OF the Syracuse Convention we're unah
mOlsly endorsed. Speeches were made Dy MAYOR HART
Messrs ODOnnell and Ward. The attendance was large
grand mass meetn- will he held IN the same nall next
Thursday evening Eminent speakers are expected 10
| be present.
The Xth Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation met last evening, at ConcOrha Han, No -
Avenue A. Capt. John Lalor presiding. j. ID. Adams
affirmed that he had nothing to say against Horace
Greeley personally but he thought that change OF Adj
minstratlon at the present time would prove disastrous
The opposition he said, made u very poor case
against Grant The supreme Inconsistency Oh the
hue and cry about horses ana dogs ana g4ils HoH,
friends was apparent to all The speaker said he could
see no between the presents and Je appoint
ments Office aud one had rlsht 10 assume tAat
| they intended as brides.