New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
ANrI-GRANT MEETING IN BROoKLYN.

ANTI-GRANT MEETING in BROOhLh4"
RErUBLICANs OF THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DlSr,uCr
REsrOND TO THE CALL TO CiNCENAIl-
ADDRESSES OF II. p. CRoZIER AND W. W.
GOODRICH.
A mass meeting of the ctizeds of the lNth
Assembly District of Kings County who opposed to
tho Administration of Gen. Grant, and are IN favor o.
the Cincinnati Convention, WIS held last evening at
Styess Hail. az Bedford and fultonaves.. Brookly and
was largely attended. Hiram F. CrOzer was elected
President Charles r. Thompson, VicoPres' dent, and
Henry s. styles, Secretary,
The following declaration OF principles was then read
and adopted:
Pssoed That tho Administration Of Prsj ut Granis s'Ppon
Rccan.tucto1 liOd6red and perfected in Nst ca.
eta,cs Of TIE nation -
sorha wien lso.e r longs ~ isd' 70 a ae p 1
u and Income tau to raSoa the National Dc before !. dae
r,opc ssi and which. IN personal
L The Preset made the chief f~p Of his svn p.r,s
' Of Tie s % s! po1 and Il,r es.9 ls been
primary a.esg. an re'ng State Convent on lave with sic
ays's.eo; ITO eorqgton Of pa.-e and ,ee5
e been iaHid ana by every M at in the 'O'sand
We bsys te ,se' tge for es 10 sc7e th.
%. 'e ~ es q Pr,s'ich sn Of u TIRE Character ~ sate
4; ea eaf's in ia,1ss az IS
APPOINTED I? org.nize assoc iatlops in zach ard ard
p; s.; witt view TO t2
fbs CLsJ uag appointed such committee IL o. S!d-
ucy, c. \. TaoIa'- N, and! " H. Van sialen
@-hcH OF Il W. GOoDRiCH
The Hon. W. w. GoodrP n made brief SPEECH, which
received with great applause. He said that he was
asyucr 81 the original call for the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. he vas one wb o never had believed that Gen
Grant was a f1 fta' rdardbearer for the Republican
P.rS, hut Eeverhel' he had voted AID worked fcf
hun when he receive the nomination Gen. Grant was
not Republican. At this proved by the fact that
he had torn asundeI the party in the Stae Of NeWIorK'
Gen Gran: foun1e he party in the State strong ana mar
moaous and NV il at the mercy OF factions INC
spcaacr said at II an oGiceholder, to-day, Should say
that he was oro ed 10 the denomination of Gem Grant
his head would 90 off ss quick as lightning Speaking
of the great n' citing at the Cooper INSTITUTE ne s'u
thai The people " City of NewY are fully aroused
10 tho importu Of the Cincinnati movement, ana IN
tenl 10 uphold Il: When non Ike Horace Greeley put
Their names document such the call for the Gin
euud COay enion it is useless for Gen. Grant to Try
ard read han the Republican party. This Is not
third party movement but, rs the speaker believed
movement Of the Republican party against the Demo
cratic cand date, Gen. Grant platform lat Is for
amnesty nd REFORM aud against corruption ID
high place will receive the support Of the people, ana
the CincIr natl platform embraced all these MI Beecher
had saf hat this Cincinnati party was like an infant IN
house., prctt vhng to have but not OF much use
very The speaker had read Ia history OF an hS
Iercuo sthat had strangled sua5c n Is craze ana ne
believed history would repeat u'c, an INaJ lhe
Cicci-p a pal.y like the babe Hercules, wOud sprin
in al strength. like giant Nh power sulItnt 20
place man in high Office whose t34A is oAcr tIaA o.
Oths addresses made, after which the meeting