New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE LIBERALS NOT DIsHEARTENED.


VIGOROUS DEMONSTRATIONS IN BROOKLYN
The Liberal Republicans of the Fifteenth
Ward. Brooklyn. E. D. appeared In strong force. last
evening the headauarters Of the Ward Association
Those who could gain access 10 the rooms gathered
around two outside stands One OF these was exclusively
for the Germans Prof Gaubensklee presiding AT least
1000 people assembled and great enthusiasm was mani
tested. At O'Clock a handsome banner vas raised
amid lavish display Of fireworks and the cheers OF the
crowd The banner was stretched across Second
st, and In addition TO protrGis OF the
Liberal candidates contains lkenesses OF Gen. Wash
ingon and Andrew Jackson, with the words: =" The
Union must and sha be preserved" During the even
ing tho Woocchoppers Associations Of the Fifteenth
and Eighteenth Wards, and also the Greeley anc Brown
Association OF the Eighteenth Ward, 500 strong fuy
equipped with uniforms and torches marched by the
hail. The meeting the cub-rooms Of the Association
vas called TO order By Daniel ]. Ross. The following
list OF officers adopted:
PientsCol John Missing s-bisiiss sehnaeect joseph
" Ts,t Sos1 & DOS Asss Sap- ~ la ioIs 80, 49, 80 80
CamHng- Js = LAre Geo Horton L-lr b. smith Secr-'a-
James Coleman Phillip Ftzsel Owen lhoA Francs I1s-'
The Hon. W. g. Moseley said that he was glad to
by thor presence in such large numbers the citizens
OF the Fifteenth Ward not discouraged by the late
election Although Pennsy ylvania had been carried
by fraud yet Georgia had proved by the result OF her
election that the Liberal party would every South
State, except South Carlna. There no doubt
about New-York and none about Indiana aIr. Mosely
followed by T.. L S-aderson, DR.. Wm. FshbOugh,
and John Landeman.
Attho German stand addresses were made by Prof.
Gaubensklee, stephen o. Or Col John Roher and John
T. Wolf Al Of the speakers, IN the Of their re-
rnsspod U late election AMI s--rh~tie
their dcnuncation OF tie desperate adopted by
the Harranit party in Pennsylvania to carry that state
meeting Of the Constitutional Union AssOclalon was
held in Brooklyn Hall last evening an immense crowd of
han decorated with banners, flags, ana portraits OF
the Liberal candidates, and tre Elrse banner hdng
across Myrtle-ave in front OF the hal brilliantly
illuminated by powerful calcium tights and by the IRE
works. Tie meeting was called 20 order y The fTesl-
dent OF the Constitutional Union, d. p Barnard, who
said ia Tie his remarks that while south caro-
lima would probably be caTg for Grant, yet IN tha5
exception the whole line OF the Southern
states woud follow the example Of Georgia;
and II New-York proved true, there could
doubt whatever 70 the result in NoyenDcr IAe
Hon. ~ j. Eaquier also made an address licA was wen
received in which be presented the Liberal arEAnenl5
IN favor OF reconciliation and naOlAI reform auu
claimed that Mr. Greeleys election was eertan lOs"lIh-
standing the result In Pennsylvania.
LAND RETORMERs' VIEWS,
Col Henry Beeny addressed the citizens of the vIth
Congress District last evening, at Demit Hall, at
second4ye. and Twentyth-rdst. IN the course OF his
remarks be said that Cen Grant had surrendered 20 the
enemies Of the Republic and 20 the monoposts and had
signed every bill granting land that had come
before him during his administrations that
he had given 10 each Of two railroad COM
and had proved himself incompetent manage the De
partmeut Of Jhe Interior. As abOrer IN the cause OF
Land Reform the speaker advised Ls auditors "a vote
Tor Horace Greeley, who understood the ngAs VI pro-
tecting the pubic domain.
The Hon. s. Cox received WITH the most intense
enthusiasm, and spoke IN substance a. follows:
10 had never gwen vote against the HnOrlng Glass;
and had against the Union Pacific Railroad grant
Of lands reserved Tor actual settlers Tie
couraged by the elections, but felt that the people
were not satisfied with the present state OF public affairs,
AOr with Gen. Grants friends. He knew Of nothing so
sickeniug as the recent election In Philadelphia and IN
cauVassng NeWYOrk State he had found no abatement
OF interest on the part Of the Liberals. De believed that
Neu-Yor up % EuCsbudgc would give 90 COO jOr1tY
and that the would give 5000 majority FOR good
government. Mr. COX said that Tie platform on W.ncD
he stood was that Of the me Mount, and re,
feTred Horace Greeley TIE candidate or good VIII
and forgiveness.
PURITY IN PUBLIC MN
public meeting in behalf OF Reform was held, last
night at No % Markets. under the auspices OF the
Seventh Ward Independent Greeley Club. E. II. Jenny
made an appeal citizens present In favor
thorough the National, state and Municipal
Governments. he claims that Horace Greeley was the
greatest popular educator in America. In regard 20
municipal affairs, honest must refuse 70 vote for
those who simply desire place as means
OF enriching themselves at the expense OF
those whose suffrages they solicit. He presented
details concerning the immense taxation 20 which the
city had subjected by neglect OF duty on the part
OF public officers and their enormous pecul4iOLs, aud
concluded by earnestly inviting men OF al parties 70
to The public welfare.