New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
local POLITICAL NOTES.

About 80 colored citizens of YOnkers have
organized Grant and Wilson Campaign Club, with
Henry Peel President Frank Moutrie
G. W. Greene. Secretary and Wm jackson, Treasurer.
The Beacon Greeley and Brown Club Of
Matteawan and Fishkn Landing. Dutchess County, was
organized on Wednesday night, in Swifts Hall James
Maclin was elected President Robert f. Elsden Vice
President; and r. l.. Carpenter, Secretary.
A meeting of the Eleventh Ward Working
mems Grant and Wilson Club was held Hope Chapel
Avenue and Fourth-st, Friday evening The meeting
opened with rather small attendance, though tho
number was subsequently, Increased TO So. including
Duke, John L. Knox. James Duncan and Others
The friends of Greeley and Brown met in Bren-
mans Hall, at Claremont and Flushngaves Brooklyn,
Friday, to organize Campaign Club John Brennan
Immediately enrolled Several addresses made
The following were then unanimously elected pTes
dent, Patrick Keans Secretary James Mulyany; Teas-
urer Peter Nolan
preliminary meeting was held at No. 6S
East Broadway Friday. for tho purpose of organ
izlng an Independent Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club, to be composed principally Of Temperance men
James Murray presided. and over hJ nanes were en-,
rolled by the Secretary Arrangements were made 10
procure a suitable place of meeting. The new CuO WI
evening at the same place and II Is % hoped that
large number viii attend to sign the roll
The XVIII Assembly District Grant anu
wilson CLUB meets Friday evenings at NO 40 "sss
Thirty third ST. and numbers about SoV ue"tei W p
officers President Robert = SniNton. srrrcisries
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lame, A Ross VIM T. Murray, Maitn J." hOuSo iiea,
nrer Robert L. Williams; Sergeant tat Arms, fhllieS
Chris LAST week large campaign nag was lftSthlCu
to fhe club by Alderman wilder ana addressrs were
,,ie ~ Iest n.ht by Martin H. Rouse, James a. Ross,
ana Peter Miller.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
formed on Friday In the Eighth Ward OF Brookl'n az
Piubaye and Twentv-third-st. The attendance was
large and included many leading citizens ,ADou. 10y
meuIbcrs were enrolled. Alderman BOlanu pieSn,,u
and said that he had always voted Tor the srals.s
ocratIc ticket but should now take pride IN cast i
vote for Horace Greeley. Judge Perry next spuhr hu
said that he had been Republican since tue lolD
al the Marty and believed that he was oniN carry S "
,he tr,e dea of the party when he attaenod hms, 20
tho Liberal Republicans and opposed GrahllSn' h"iO'
Hart also made an address,
The With Assembly District Greeley ana
Brown Campaign Club held meeting GA TanlsdaJ'
u Uester and orchardsts for the purnose OF competing
orgauization aud receiving rev members. ~ uV
n,ertIng Frederick Gugel, lr, was elected itc'i',
Iu,es 1ago and John !. Memhcimer. Secretaries; iho
orgnniEation was completed by the election Oh Tue o
tn2ing os Vice resdents: r. DAVIS, Wn Nsahu, hs'
pr,ny Dennis Daring John MUl, aud Nm, 1dinlnsn'
- ID 4 Nolte Was elected Treasurer, dnuN h alut -
y.rut-atAgms Nearly 100 new membeis Mvtc lVVNl't'
md ns man after man signed the roll the enthusiasm
,a Iufruse line Of Chinese lanterns wa, huh4 AVlu'
,b, ,tr.ef n tho windows uf the clubhouse Melc NUM-
netpi int srgp hOuilro lightcd, TIE heinilu.'v.'
"a "A is lnan tlny and evening, and the seer alhS III ~"
.,,lnl fIr the reception of names Il fttnlat
viii bt held every lnu sdHN tNoLiug, hhu ptsp''""'A
| wl.I be made for u meeting.
L.. 7. J. A