New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

enth snd Eighth Ward Cfubs'wcre permanent, organ
| zed early iu the week join bsee1nye Cop.n't.ss -!
city 10 act until the County Convention snail meet
Over 5000 persons are said to have listenAt
to speeches by f. s. Morse, the Hon T. H. Hubbard, sad
Others at tho Greeley ratification meeting n Bdefor.
York County, Me- last wedneslay pgn Ins fousg
Greeley and Brown banners, and two isg9 we're thrown
TO the breeze, one from the Printers bAc''be D"a-
ing.
A Greeley and Brown Club of Frankfort,
Y WIS formed on the 18Th inst, by the election of
tho following officers: DR. ". II. II. Parkhursk Pfes-
dent. d. NJ Golden W. W. Budlon1. C. b. Crosby, a l..
Avery Br6e15eiGEer DI IL " Rs.9s fussS s gas
Presidents; d. NJ. Kenyon Treasurer j. D. h'lsr
Secretary.
The Northampton (Mdss) GdSene recently
said there was only one Greeley man IN Northampton"
But 100 Republicans there have signed call for meet
ing Saturday for purpose Of organznga Greeley club
The Springfield RepubiieOn publishes tue eau and mo
nany OF the best known and most influential profes
siOnal and business men OF the town."
Pursuant to call for a meeting Of those
opposed TO the present Administration. large number
OF the citizens of Medina N. " assembled together
the 23d instant and formed Greeley and Brown Club
by the election Of the following officers President,
William II. Watson YicePresdents, Dr. l. Cushing, j.
Bottsford, A. p scott Andrew stanley apd SiaItn r
club meets again the 81 Of August. when speakers
from abroad are expected to be present.
A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette
recently wrote letter that Journal in which he said
| there but three Republicans in Salem Township.
Warren County Ohio, who would vote for Mr.. Greeley
To show that he somewhat mistaken IN his hgures
A Republicans Of the township have published card'
There are seven more outspoken Greeley Republicans
VINO were absent at the time the card was pn25snsd
Beside the Greeley men, there IL aptibrant iepnp
eans, and several who at present "On the fence"
Tue township gave Grant majority OF 10 IN 1853.
On Wednesday evening the Liberal Republi
1 NJ kep pDsie and KrOgr
| Club numbering over 100 members. The following gen
4 tlemen some OF whom have been prominent in the Re
publican party, chosen the officers OF the Club
President j. o. whitehouse; vice-Prcsidents, stephen
b. TrOwbridge, Henry u. Myers. the Rev W. Sch1er,
Seneca Holloway, and James W. Reynolds; Secretaries.
Frank B Lown, Cornelius Du BOis, Jr, William ii. Clld
well. and John r. Van Vliet; Executive Comnh.tee.
Jacob y. Carpenter, Richard KernwOrthy T. q. Nichols.
G. swan, G. W. Cook, W. A Candec, aud James q. Wood
| Committees IN each ward were also appointed.
"The Pomfret Greeley and Brown Club
was organized by the citizens OF Fredonia, y. Y. and
vicinity, on the 23d inst. meeting called by Ga Re
pubcans and II Democrats The meeting is reported To
have been largely attended, Notwithstanding the spuri-
Gus circulars which posted in the morning headed
Democrats, Beware % and signed MANY DenOcrats.'
The GRANTEES said the movement would receive the sup
port OF 10 Republicans at the most bu Instead OF tat
number 60 prominent members OF the party signed
FranIlin BurItt j. b. McCenathan and u Others Vice.
! Presidents s. g. Crssey John Z. Muiett, secreta
ries ratification meeting Will be held AZ an early day
The Liberal Republicans Of Utica, n. Y,
effected complete organization the 2jth inst by the
unanimous adoption OF the report of the Committee on
Permanent Organization Tue officers OF the club are
as follows: President, the Hon H. III. Fisher FicePros-
dents the Rev A j. Canheld Dr. AonzO Churchill, and
| thirty-one other gentlemen Treasurer VIM. Wright
Secretaries, John E. Down, Charles A. Doolitte Arthur
NJ. Hawley, and d. D. Porter. Executive, Finance aud
Ward Vigilance Committees also appointed, and the
Executive Committee directed confer with the Demo
cratic Committee with reference TO the holding Of Joint
ratification meeting at early day. note was
ceived by the chairman Of the club on Saturday fron W.
H. Chapman, the Republican supervisor of the First
Ward in which he made known hi. determination 20
port the Liberal movement with his "best zeal and
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