New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
rHE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.

THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.
FINAL ARRANGEMENTs--NAMEs OF THE SPEAK
Frs AND CHAIRMEN-TIE ToRCHLIGHT PRO
CESsIONS.
The arrangements for the grand Liberal
ratification meeting TO be held In Tammany ana
Irving Halls and in Uuion-sGuare, this evening" have
been nearly completed. Tie Committees from the Var
Gus organizations, who Will take part in the meeting
were bnsy yesterday and last evening in completing the
which they have been engaged for several weeks
past. Responses have been received from tue Hon.
Francis herman. the Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, the Hon.
HoratiO Seymour, Gov. WarmOth of louisiana, Gov
Gilbert c. Walker of Virginia, the Hon. a X Mcclure
the Hon s S Cox the Hon. S. F. Cary Of Ohio Col L. A.
HarGee Florida. and many others, expressing their
intention to be present and speak Many from the IN
terror OF this and from other States have already
arrived. Letters hayo been received from the Hon.
John b. Baldwin of Virginia, Senator Stevenson Of Ken
tuoky the Hon. James Chesnut Of south Carolina the
Hon w p Harris Of Mississippi, the Hon. Peter NJ Dox
of Alabama the Hon. A. G. Brown Of Mississippi and
others. expressing their hearty sympathy with the OBJ
iect OF meeting ana Tegretting their inability to be
present.
The decorations in Tammany and Irving Halls are now
complete. Those in Tammany Han are very beautiful
From the center OF the ceiling rldte streamers OF red,
white and blue bunting, spanglod with stars Around
the walls are Shields bearing the coats OF arms OF the
various states. The galleries tastefully festooned
with flag and beneath folds OF red drapery, edged
almost hidden with flags and gay-coored bunting,
and above it are excellent portraits OF the Lib
eral candidates for President aud Nee-President
The decorations in Irving Hall are similar to those IN
Tammany Hall. Tue outdoor stands are nearly finished
The large stand in Foureeuth-ot, facing Broadway will
bc brilliantly lighted with gas. All viii be handsomely
decorated with flag bunting, aud Chinese lanterns
A large number Chinese lanterns Will be festoOned
from fbe buildings in the vicinity. There will be several
calcium lights placed at various points around the
SQUARE. The cannon which has done duty at so many
Democratic meetings will be used on this occasion IN
hIing sllutes.
on Stand No 2. near the Lincoln Monument, viii be
displayed the flags Of free Cuba, ana addresses will be
delivered IA Spanish by Cuban speakers during the
evening procession Of Cubans will march fro IN their
Headquarters the meeting. The members
of the various committees are requested TO assemble to-
day at a p ~. at Tammauy Hall, when the hnal ar
raugcuae MIS- for the evening VIII be made.
The speakers will report the Hon. Algernon s. Su-
vanat Z p. m. at Tdmmsny Hail. Among those who
called yesterday Mr. sullivan and expressed desire
20 speak at the meeting Col Henry Beeney, III De-
half OF the National Land Reform Association and John
L. Wala and Others representing the Labor Reform
movement They were heartily welcomed, and assigned
places at the meeting. TAe following is list Of 'he
Charmca and speakers OF The meetings IN the halls ana
al the various stands;
TanmsnY H1l-Cha.rman. Chas A. Da1a' Speakers
.-Thc nou Francis KeFnIn, the Hon. r. NJ T. HunieI'
Gen. p. Banks, the Hon. Horato Seymour, Gov war
Hi' nOtI' ~, HcNasfers' cen Juds0n Fitzpatrick the
Hon l. +. Walker. the Hon George ncknoTr curtis a
Haniel r. Lucas, W. L. Saunders, JOhh fdIIeH' AAih
Te Iiall-ChaIrman Nicholas D. Lapaugh. Speak
c,s'toS Walker of Virginia. the Hon. Cnauncey NJ
Dcprw, lie Hon Fernando Wood, the Hon. A. n
Mcclure the Hon. Joseph j. Marvin, tue hun Jqhn W
Chauler the Hon. Robert Mclean OF Maryland, A. j.
R,gnicr aud WIN. B1tuknan. >,.... ..... s,o.,,o-.-
Stand No. 1.-Aucust BELMONT chairman SpetA9i Si
The Hon :. Cox. the Hon. Theodore r. Randolph Gen
$ T. Cary ne Hon Hor"S IaSfaT!ad I%o@Dy oS Sebbe NJ a.
j. Meluy. the Hon. J. D1egett Hunt, the Hon Ll r.
Norton, tie Hon Dennis Quiun Ihonls Bilc Aeh on'i
stem win. C. Whitney, David b. Williamson s. o.
Garrstson. b. X. Fqrlong; ,,....usu e.o.,or.--
tho Hon James Brooks the Hon r. B. RooSeVeit, COL
EIwart Llnsing. Col Ethan Allen, joseph "a. DUKES,
ID Townsend. Parick Euuey Jae. d. McCleliand, NJ; A.
Gearon. Wm. G. Gover. Dennis Quinn Fetef heHe!'
S5,d 40. 3-Theodore F. Glaubcnsklee. Chairman; /;
sr@stars-Ir r. hIerkee A. BruCkinann samuel stein,
Nirrl. EjiugeT Magnus Gross, Julius ROrn, Anthony
Eickl n WIn Grauert. Chas. f. Wendt HGrtWig Gefcke
DR. L1wentnaI, Chas. Kinkel, Dr. Feodor Mlersoh' Dr
Juiius F.InkcL Adoph L. Sanger. 80 -
Stlni 10. 4-Thc Hon joan McC2ol GRa5nan' 4 PdlaIs
spcalaIsA. r. Lawrence the Hon. JIigeS M hOs,ia @
r. H. Snydcr. J. W. sharp Gen George W. ESor' % U so
H. Ncslam h. 5. Thar1n, wheeler IL rec chna' JsnI9 r
H. Scoyei, cx-Goy. L. l.. Lowe, John A. Mott A. l.
Sl,,d No. The Hon samuel Boardman. Chairman;
speaktrs-Thc Hon. W. W. Niles, Mu9i-Gcn' d, l.
N McG:riney IA. Bems, Edward f. Jones' VIM Writ
Hewitt John c. Bushnell, Jesse H. Furlons' VIM. f.
Tc are long lists Of Independents fer each meet
ing Including the OF many Of the most reputable
ord influential residents of the metropolis The process
sion Of campaign clubs will be one OF the most attractive
features of the evening The various NJ. i. Brennap
clubs having than 5000 members and representing
every Assembly District IN the city VIII assemble III
rr,,rirsso,are pass through several streets on the
east side OF the city. and march up fOureehthst 10
Iinion-snuare. mast Tamlnany Hall and the Ydsous
,n11s The various societies will make fine display
with music banners, transparenees, torches ana IAN
terms. ..,., ,--, 49,. r,i...i,. ,,,,,or ,ba
direction of the Hon. l. ander Buck Grand MarShal,
Tnrty-hrst-st., with tue ilSnt resting Ou
FourtlIave. The following Associations Will be In
line: .,. l,, r,u,f.. fuio.or Clnh
Rlack R< Social Club p McArdie Association, ANlllth
CARNEY Association, Stephen A. Douglas Club T. w;
Burus AssociatOn, W. j. Shields AssOcallOn CfNstdi
AssotatiOn James Keating Association, william Dunn
Assolaton Richard Croker Association klchalu NrOher
HOTKinginens Association, LDc4a T'-PuVHo"" "i0Oi''
and Brown Campaign Club. 81, =, -
The Grand and Assistant Marshals VIII DC mOunteu.
The FIRST platoon composed Of the tallest men VIII wear
white hats and capes The procession VIII De neaued ~
uarade with the Clubs. Two thousand lanterns nave
een prOyded and IL Is expected there VIII DC AT ed
line. The Clubs Will march through seNefdl
streets IN the Twentyhrst Ward, and will hnaY pass
down Fourth-aVe. 10 Seventeentl-st., around Union
Sauare mast the various stands ana Tammany nan a
nber of independent Clubs from various parts OF the
citv iucludiuR "A number Of German AssOcatlOns, VIII
ss parade There will De fine display OF fireworks at
various points IN UniOn-squafe
Tne D.uocratic HeadQ Qnarters in the SpDgter House
viii he Illuminated aud handsome banner VIII De DIS
I1aved Tse hcadqnarters OF the National Democracy
at No 80 UuiOn-square, VIII also Dc Illuminated, anu
during evening thefe "II po 1ispl'Je Vi h'o"0' IN
frOAt Of the building
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