New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

the auspices of the Flushing Democratic and lioeraRe
publican organization OF over 100 meinpers'
The meeting of the Young Mems Municipal
Reform Associations which was announced for last eye-
ing at the hall of the Medical College at Fourthaye
and Twenty thrdst has been postponed 10 wednesday
evening.
The Democrats of NewtOwn, L. l., will hold
their primary for the choice OF delegation 70 tno
Queens County and Assembly Conventions at NewI""S
village next Monday. The Democrats of the town 1i
Hampstead Will bodJtheir primary at f. Wrignts noac
Baldwins, today at p. m. In Long Island City there
are conostng delegations
Liberal meetings were held as follows/on
Thursday evening: BY the First Ward jeremiah 'enne
Ac Campaign Club at No 100 Greenwrhst.; the stny-
vesant club, at Frstave. and FoarteenthstE me Isl
Assembly District Liberal Republican me
teeDthst.; the John f. Lee Club OF the IhIrteehth
Ward, at No l4S Broomest.
The Greeley and Brown Club OF Kings
bridge westcfester County, held ratification meeting
and banner-raising near the BRIDGE on thursday
evening There was large attendance and mueh en-,
thusiasm Waldo Hutchins presided The speeches OF
the evening delivered by the Hon. W. w Niles, VIM a.
Towney, and Waldo Hutchlns, were wen TtCclNcu anu
the meeting adjourned with cheers Tor the ticket
The Constitutional Union Association, one
of the most stirring Liberal organizations in Brooklyn
holds several meetings week at Brooklyn Hail. No 1e
Myrtle-ave., which has very attractive appearance
another last night at which David Maxwell Judge B. M
Ostrander. and the Hon. L. +. Wood made able ad-
NAtooSS'tt3sAs1
The German Central Reform Organization,
Oswald Ottendorfer presiding, held meeting at the
Beethoven Clubhouse, in Ffth-st, last evening The
Executive Committee made long address, which was
adopted, in reference 10 the Mayoralty ana the APP
preaching municipal election. resolution was passed
hold special meeting on Monday Tor the selection Oh
candidates for Coroner and Aldermen.
The German Democratic General Committee
| held meeting at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms last
evening The Committee Elections submitted a re-
port declaring the adherence the organization TO the
National and State Democracy, and recommending the
following nominations OF German candidates. For Cor
| onor Henry Wotman for Aldermen, Edward Schlich-
ting, Z. w. Guenzer, Frederick thinner, and Nicholas
Mueler for Judge VI the Superior Court f. A. Gelssen-
| heimer. 3D. = -er&
Last evening, the Committee Of Conference
OF the Association met az the rooms Of the Assoca
ton to confer in reference to judicial nominations.
consultation lasting hours, from which reporters
were excluded resulted in the following communication
really all that had been done " The committee OF
purpose Of consultation, and adjourned subject 10 inc
call Of the Chairman without taking any definite action
| In regard to judicial nominations"
| Over 1000 persons assembled at No. 419
Thrdave., last night witness the raising OF Greeley
and Brown under thes auspices OF the Owen
Gormeyt Association, of which Hugh Toland is Presi-
dent The banner raised amid enthusiastic cheers
for the Liberal Republican and Democratic candidates
Addresses were made by the Hon. James Brooks, L.
Fetner' ex Mayor Taylor Of Sing Sing, Capt Gray OF
Virginia and Richard Croker. Mr.. Brooks said In the
course Of his remaTks Fam here tonight In spite OF
severe nisposton because feel such deep interest
IN public affairs. The whole OF this great country
looks city do duty as IL has done 1t hereto
fore That shesw qot have doubt, honoring her
self bV aiding in the election great candidate for
the Presidency, Horace Greeley-a man who, without
help from sire ancestor, has won by DIS own haIu
labor the proud andeminentpostion he holds today