New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-03
ELECTION APPOINTMENTS.

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ganops associations individuals DESTROYS and willing TO serve as
superV Of election a said ensuing registration ana hat an appl
uniergnei hi oFc prior Sept H. All applicants must state
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Chief supervisor Election Southern District Of NeaYork
CAMPAIGN OUTLINES.
The Headquarters of the Liberal Repub-
lican National Executive Committee visited, yes
terday by considerable nunber Of visitors. Large de-
mands made for documents. Arrangements are per
fecns sending speakers to oil parts Of the country
Among those who called were John r. Stuart, larry
town. ~ Y; Henry c. Plat, Huntingdon, /. l.; Thomas
L. Lamb Norwich, Conn. George C. Bennett, Brooklyn
J. f. Mckinney, Piqua, Ohio; W. C. Fnney, St. Louis
Mo-; and Major Thomas T. Halleck, illinois, Senator
Trumbu has Just returned from Maine. and describes
the conflict in that State vigorous. He says
The Administratonists making every effort to Sc
success and claim to be able to carry the State by
an increased majority. There Is no ground, however
for such calculations, and II they even carry the
State at all u will be with very large reduction IN Their
majority Many Of the Liberals claim TO be able to carry
the State by small majority Less sangulne members
Of the party however concede the state TO Gen. Grant
by majOrities ranging from 5000 to 10000.
Senator Trumbul has left this city for Illinois.
He will stop in ONO for few days and then go to Hi
nOis and Indiana where he will participate in the active
work of the canvass He expressed himself confident
that the Liberals would carry Illinois.
There were large number OF callers yesterday at the
Headquarters Of the Democratic Executive Committee
All say that the election matters in their
TONS increasing Among the more prominent visitors
were the Hon. VIM. Lopez, Baltimore; the Hon. G. r.
Culver, Washington, d. c.; the Hon. N d. Coleman
Louisiana Robert II. Ludlow, Westchester; d. L. Phil
lips springfield. H.. Jesse o. Disosway. Richmond
County; Gideon j. Tucker, New-York; +. W. Davis
Florida; the Hon. ChaunceyaM. Depew and G. W. P.
Smith. Baltimore, Nd.
Among the visitors at the Grant Republican National
Executive Committees headquarters Gov. Mar
shall Jewell Connecticut; the Hon George NJ. Robson,
the Hon. j. A. j. Creswe. Washington. ID. c., and Gen.
Horace Porter. Very little business transacted.
The Hon W. L. Chandler has gone to New-Hampshire.
BROOKLYN's PARTISAN COMMISSIONS.
Gen. James JOurdan, President Of the
Brooklyn Police Commission, and Lorin Palmer, Pres
dent the Board of City Works. have decided that their
departments OF the City Government shall be run as po
litica machines and agencies for the maintenance Of
President Grants Administration. To position
on either Of these Commissions applicants must be
ayowed adherents OF the Grant Republican party That
this the be judged from occurrence In the
Office Of the Board OF City Works on saturday. j. j.
Maxwell storekeeper under silas b. butcher, having
recently resigned his position and declared for Mr. Gree
ley asked Mr. Palmer for subordinate position in the
Department Commissioner Palmer denied his request,
and in doing So Thought it rather strange that Mr.
Maxwell should apply for position to party which nc
deserted,
self" Mr.. Maxwell replied that he was not aware
that the Board of City Works was run by Grant"
Mr. Palmer said that Grant was the head OF the KepuD
lican party, ana he Pamer, was q hpuDuan, Sd
member OF the Board OF City Works he always STOOD
by his party" Mr. Whiting said that the IOard or CITY
Works was not Federal Board did b. consider that
mans political prOcivItles should be discussed so long
worthy and qualified for the POSITION YET OF
course when ali other conditions were proper he pre-
ferred to favor Republicans. - -. ~, ,,....
politicians and officehoders, who run up and down
stairs Ill hours OF the day and have long interviews
a., - Ullp
marines from the Navy-Yad with dispatches for the
General excites considerable comment.
A NOVEL MODE OF ORGANIZATION.
The Kings County WOodchOppers OF Brook
lyn E. D., met last night at Apollo Hall in Ffthst near
South Fourth-s c. Lyons, First Assistant Grand Chief
occupying the chair The WoodchOppers of the Fifteenth
Ward numbering 200, marched into the Hall and were
received with cheers. The whole assemblage then
heartily Joined in three cheers for Greeley and Brown
Major Hart responded to invitation to address the
meeting by comparing the characters OF the two cand
dates for Presidency and drawing conclusions favor
able 70 Horace Greeley He said that Mr. Greeley repre-
scented peace and national security, anu zen. Ordht
despotisin nepOtism and Capitalization OF power.
tbo we're determined TO labor until success crowned
their efforts. Dr. j. III. Ward thought that the clu0
could not overestmate the advantages to be derived
from such organizations communication was received
from The Win Assembly District Woodchoppers' Club,
composed of coOred citizens stating That II had already
~ members under command OF Capt Henry Freeman.
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.
The Central Greeley and Brown Liberal Re-
publican Club OF Bergen, n j., will hold special meet
ing tonight to appoint delegates to the State Conven-
ton at Trenton, sept. IL.
The With Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Club (German) was organized on June II, and
has membership OF 3O9 Last evening transparency
was erected, and address was delivered by John H.
Miller who dwet on Mr. Greeeys record, and urged his
claims !or the Presidency
Postmaster General Creswell passed through
the city yesterday on his way speaker Blanes dis
trict IN Maine Secretary Robson left the city last
evening for Portland to take an active part IN ihe can
yass The Hon. NJ. c. Kerr OF Indiana candidate for
Congress from the Large 0s been In town few
days and returned last night.
A meeting of a large number of Germans Of
the XVIII Assembly District, Seventeenth Ward, was
held at Authenrieds Hall, No. 257 Tenths last night
when action taken toward the formation or Ger
man Greeley and Brown Campaign Club for the district
temporary organization was effected aud Committee
OF Organization appointed
About 20 German Republicans of the Nine
teenth Ward met last evening Frstaye. near Six
teth-st. and organized German Grant and Wilson
Club Twenty-Five names enrolled and the follow
ing officers elected j. l.. Georg, President; William
Mentz, Secretary Adam Erhard, Treasurer. Resolu
tions were offered ndOslng Gen DIX the Grant Re
publican candidate for Governor.
The Xth Assembly District German Grant
and Wilson Campaign Club No. 10 Stantonst last
evening. Jacob Morstaf presiding. About 20 persons
signed the roll Resolutions were passed declaring the
fusion the Liberal Republicans and Democrats To De
unnatural one aud Pedgns earnest support 10 tns
nominees OF the Philadelphia Convention Deh MONK
addressed the meeting In German.
The Grant Republican Committees of the
towns of Richmond County g. H. held Convention in
saloon at Clifton Saturday and elected the following
delegates the Ist Congress District Conyenton west
ded Abram g. Wood and Elias Nance; Northhed. John
White and G.. NJ Wishburn; Castleon, G. g. NOrVei ana
| Richard Cunf; Middetown John wiz sOulhheiu'
| Robert Schwartzop and Eiward CDrlstophefseh'
| AGrant and Wilson Club, with 76members, has
been Organized at Greenport Suffolk County, l.. q. S.