New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

The Patrick Kearney Association Of the
Eleventh Ward declared for Greeley and Brown, on sat
urdIy evening, at No. 2l7 Avenue L.
The Greeley and Brown Empire Campaign
Club will hold a ratification meeting this evening, at
Pythagoras Hall, at Nos l34 ana l5O CAnaI-st.
A mass meeting will be held, under the aus
nices OF the West Farms Democratic Campaign Club at
fremont Westchestar County, Thursday. Addresses
will be made by AIernOn SuLVau, Olalh ,iD5iilltsr,
stephen Mc-1ey, CAauncey ID. DepeW, anu William
Cauldwel.
The Fourth Harmonic District Greeley and
Brown Club viii hold a mass meeting 40 Gunderman's
III in Palisade-ave, near Fr2nkln-sI jersey city
Wednesday evening The Hon. james BrooE' me Hon.
Leon Albeit, and the Hon. Charles H. Winfield VIII
make addresses.
A significant letter was read at a consulta-
ton Of tile officers Of the Charles J. Eleen Democratic
Club OF the Twelfth ward Saturday evening. 70 the
effect That the principal members Of he James ObTen
Association had resolved 10 fOrsake OBEcn because Ae
favored tie reelection OF Gen. Grant
The WITH Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club Saturday night, raised a nne
transparency East Broadway ana Gouverneur--ts.,
bearing excellent portraits OF tie Liberal candidates and
tHC molrJcs. Universal Amnesty" aud "Cvl Service
Reform" The Club also erected hickory pole sur
mounted by white hat.
Among the callers at the National Liberal
Republican headquarters at the GleuAam House, on
saturday were the Hon. J. Olney OF stratfori, Conn
Charles Koch, OF Fernandna, Fla: Col. WIN. A. Holly,
Gen r. $ Haveemenck and J. Douglass. OF Meadyue
Penn; and John c. McCabs Of Arkansas.
About 300 persons met in Graham-ave., in
the fteentl Ward, Brooklyn. Friday evening, and
organized a Greeley and Brown Campaign Club com
posed Of the citizens Of the ward Col John Miss
ing elected President Frank Clyde VcePresident;
John VI. Lockwood secretary. committee was aI-
pointed solicit the cooperation OF al in the ward who
iavOr the Liberal cause.
Prominent German residents of the XIXth
Assembly District organized a Greeley and Brown Cam
paigu Club on Saturday night j. g. schill presided,
ana several speakers urged the necessity Of change In
the Administration, and recalled Mr. Greelcys services
% The Germans iu the FrancO5ermanic war. second
mecfug Will be held on Wednesday evening and IL Ia
confidently asserted that large majority " The Germans
ID the district will favor the Liberal candidates.
A correspondent writes; a Reform meet
ing held at Rivcrhead. suffolk County, last Wednesday,
was well attended. and a Club was organized. Joshua
/. Wells was elected President; Gilbert II. Ketcham
and John r. Corwn, Vice Presidents; Dr. George How
eli. Secretary, and J. ". Edwards, Treasurer. The
meeting called 10 order by the venerable Judge
George Miller, the father OF the Republican party of
suffolk County. The county seat OF old Suffolk viii roll
up a handsome majority FOR Greeley and Brown"
In Duane-st. a handsome campaign banner
TO be seem II OF the patent open-work banners
which Messrs. Hojcr & Graham Of 80. o. Duane-st.
make is 40 by % feet size and has excellent portraits
Of Greeley and Brown on ninefeet Ovas n Will be
suunQ n No 595 Thirlave., next week A large hag
by feet with portraits OF the Liberal candidates IN
gppeaT AT Thirty-frst-st and Fourthave. Another
Greeley banner Will be hung at No IL East Broadway,
to-day
The Twentieth Ward Greeley and Brown
Club was organized on May vita Gs members, and at
the Cooper Institute ratification meeting IL mustered 100
men, II now numbers 123 members. ana it is expected
that party Of Germans viii join the ranks.
III is composed Of Democrats and LbeIa. Republicans IN
about equal proportions. Its members al .abOrer5
and mechanics, and lts Officers are President j. II. Nc
Gov: Vice President J. J. Rian; Secretaries. c. J. Mott
T. Mayhem Treasurer T. b. Foy. transparency
raising Will take place this evening
Among those who have registered their
names at the rooms of the Liberal Republican state
Committee. at the Astor House during the past
forty-eight hours the following: Samuel c.
Taber, Cen W. = Hlliyer, Capt j. L. Jones.
Luther Caldwell OF Elmira Maior-Gen. Baird, the
Hon H0rauO y. TwomDy. Cen H. A. Bauum, Gen.
W VI. Gregg OF Elmra, l.. j. Horton Of Peek-kl y Y
Fancn Ball Of Cincinnati. ONO, Anthony sImbola OF
capt j. ~ Cross Mayor OF Lyons. Iowa Martin COI-
Inns OF -. Louis. Charles W. COein OF Augusta Ca
Gen John q. Robinson OF Bngh4mton; Cen l.. a. Mrr-
utti Col John C. MaccaDe OF Helena, Ark; Gen. W.
Butler OF Milton Fla. and W. r. I4sde. OF Wash
mgt0n, b. G.
The Democratic Committee of the Eleventh
Ward met al No 257 rhirst Friday night ratfy the
nominations made at Baltimore Jy the National DemOcra-
&c Convention. The attendance very large, nearly
every member OF the Committee being present. Many
Democrats of the Ward also manifested deep interest Ia
the proceedings The meeting called 90 order by Pres
dent Thos Abbott Alderman WOltmln presented resO-
luOus plcdgng Greeley and Brown the Undivided sup
port The Eleventh Ward Democrats These were uuau
mou-y adopted. u. ID. Bishop briefly addressed the
Committee, anal claimed that tine mass OF the peop.s
favored tle Liberal cluse Arrangements were made to
lol4 mass meeting to rtiy tAc Liberal nomination.
raised, aud among tle -p. Eer. Ul n, John h FeIow-,
A.-cllUu - IYaI t.r HON. 5l Brooks, esso h fur