New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
REFORM NOTES.

The Germans of the XXth Assembly Dis
trct have formed Greeley and Brown Campaign Club,
with the following officers
President. Geo A. Lambreeht; vice-Presidents, louis
Jordan and John German; Secretaries, ID. Konigsberg
and John a. Schneider; Treasurer, f. ThiereT.
The Irish Liberals of Syracuse came together
Wednesday evening, and after eloquent address from
the representative Irishman John fitzgerald lr,
Greeley Campaign Club was formed, which claims mem
berslp throughout OnOndaga County
The statement telegraphed from Nashville
that jefferson Davis had written letter to Wade Hamp
ton favorng the election Of Mr. Greeley and SAYING that
the Democrats would act unWisey in making nomlna-
tion is untrue Mr. Davis states that he has expressed
10 opinion III the matter.
A German Greeley Club has been formed on
Jersey City lights, with the following officers: Dr.
r. X Hrze President; J. W. Knowbanch, viee-Pres
pally OF German Democrats. A Republican German
Greeley Club has also been started in the place
The Liberals of the XXth Assembly District
meet this evening at No sS9 Tird-ave and invite all
Liberals irrespective Of party to join hands for the
success of the Reform movement The call Is signed by
Alfred Conger, Chairman II. ID. Faulkner j. n Hege-
man, WIZ. II. Raynnr Geo. a. LamDrscht, "eThs W.
Culver. simon Hazet0n, Geo. b. Van Brunt. Jas. T.
Walker, Secretary.
Prominent residents of the Twentieth Ward,
Brooklyn, including L. j. Whitney, Robert Anderson
Thomas ~ Rocker. John W. Hartman, ex-Judge George
g. Reynolds W. W Goodrich. Charles Fl. Hodges, Julius
T.. Stobman and others, have issued card inviting
their fellOwRepubican5 who desire the Greeley and
UroWn campaign 20 be pushed forward with elrnesne3S
TO cooperate in securing complete enrolment IN the
Narj.
Friends of Reform in Illinois rejoice over the
bold policy determined upon in the recent Republican
and Democratic Conference. BY calling the Convention
before the Baltimore gathering the Liberal Republicans
indicate IL once their confidence in their own strength
and tho impOssibity OF permitting an attitude OF ais
trust hamper the Democracy at Blltlnore Inc LID
ra ticket TO nominated in June looked upon by tho
hest Judges Of the situation standing. by long Odds
the best chance OF success.
Ellison s. Keitts, one of the most influential
men in his section In South Carolina, cOunsols the De
mocracy to indorse Cincinnati at Baltimore. lie says:
The great moral power of the North and West has
spoken and they have reached out their hands in amity
70 lis and have invited to unite with them In the
great contest They have put forth as Their Standard
bearers the fight Horace Greeley ana Gratz BfoWn
should the rising generation, however, everywhere
move ND promptly, and the Democratic parry connrm
the nomination of Greeley and Brown, not only VIII they
be triurnphantly elected but better men everywhere
than those now I'm Office will be run upon their ticket
and lifted into places of powerand trust
The recent letter of Gen. Bradley L. john
sop advising the complete Identification Of the Southern
couse with the Liberal movement as represented by
Greeley and Brown, is accepted in Virginia as an offset
IN the Mosby Endorsement Of Grant He concludes his
latter I'm this vigorous fashion 1--WE can give Greeley
100 votes and only require co votes from the NOrth OF
West 10 elect him If the Democracy VIII give MN a
hearty support, his chances are nrstrate Asepaiato
Democratic nomination means DIVIDED oOutl, an W
fcrv Overwhelming Radical North, and anarchy at tne
end of four more OF military rune.
think IL Is more than fOyt is criminal conlenauco
such thing Unite on Greeley, and we elect him.