New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-04
LOCAL POLITICS.
NEw-JERsEY LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.

with the names Of the Liberal nominees Though onlya
district meeting. the large club could not contain
the audience. which numbered between 1900 and 5000
people. and outside stand was erected An excellent
band in attendance. and bonres, Chinese lanterns
and coorod fires gave brancy 10 the Great Gu
thuslasm manifested, and the speakers were lis
tened TO by a large audience until late hour.
Sidney Il. Beyins appointed Chairman, and James
d. Manning Secretary. Mr. Bevins briefly adverted to
the Liberal candidates. whose were greeted with
cheers and " the Of the meeting The banner
was unfurled and william B. Rankin. Of the dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention. was introduced Ho
said ready 10 explain why he. Democrat Tor all
his ufs past, supported Greeley and
Brown. Tho important questions Of tho past had
been settled and for tciI8 citizens neg departure was
necessary The character OF tho Administration, loose
In its government and corrupt IN it5 hdn
stricken him with dismay, aud ms was ready To LOOK IN
any direction for who wero honest ana capable OF
faithfully administering the affairs OF the country inc
Cincinnati movement, WIN 10 gathering Vi
and looking for better Government, presented
the opportunity sought for Tic National Democraug
by tne sentiment OF tao people. accepted Mr. Greeley az
an honest true exponent OF the desires OF tho
ton bat 10 came from the spontaneous feeling OF the
country He called all Democrats to unite IN snppors
OF the Liberal candidates although ne dd not expect
that many Of thom would DO IOuhd Ia Oppgs!tOn' ho
Sir. Rankin was speaking the :" Greeley Farmers from
Lafayette and COEmunpaW inarohed upon 1Ho bIOuhu
A' Daggeft HINT Of Union County said that this the
dr,t Liberal demonstration In Hudson County, Ilade
MIN rejoice. He came before them Democrat Ot inc
srctest sect yet dd not want - 20 otcA 70 inc ro'
tons OF i7ls but content with those OF loI2 Inc
war was past, and he fully accepted ~ results Wlth-
our any desire dsparage the merits OF tue great gen
era who conquered the armies Of tho r beon he could
not cnucee ms fitness fOr the Chief Ml5stTdcy OF cue
n1tion MIR Hunt reviewed the course Of the Admins
tyatlOn and heartily Endorsed Horace Greeley ~ true
representative OF labor and the friend Oi AOerty IOr men
OF every race and condition r,
Add1 oises were then made by the Hon Chas Ii. WIN
field, y. H. Snyder, ana Leon Abbott.
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF West
Orange viii hold a very important meeting next Thurs
day evening At LewcIlyn Hall in that township. Prom
ucnt speakers VIII address the meeting and for reasons
which cannot be made public until the meeting assem-
bes II win probably DE one Of the most important
sse mbago ned during the campaign IN the state Oh
CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.
Numbers of visitors called yesterday at the
beaaouarters Of the Liberal Republican National Ezeeu
tive Committee Considerable business was transacted
and large quantities Of documents were shipped 10 Var
Gus parts of the country Among the visitors were JUDI
son Harmon. Chairman Of tho Cincinnati ONO KepuD-
lean Executive Committee :. T. Cox CINCINNATI ONO;
Richard Chenery san Francisco, Cal DIR Chenery
stated to TRIBUNE reporter that politics in California
ware not fully understood in the Last He said;
California il sure beyond doubt. for Greeley and
Rrown The detection among the Republicans Is enor-
NOUS 10 extends into every corner OF the sSate Wilt
in san Francisco we have club called the Liberal
Campaign Cub, winch alone contains lSoo neuDe IT,
These are all Oi Line Republicans The leaner1 40 Il9
party VINO have unanimously enrolled In the LlDeral
cause.
In the evening there considerable gathering OF
persons anxious learn tho latest news OF the election
in Vermont. No dispatches OF any kind were received
from that state and the visitors were forced to content
themselves with the as received from the various
newspaper Offices
Liant Gov PipchbacL Of Louisiana, the present NOM
iues for Congressman Large under the new cOaoh'
arrived in the city Yesterday at 81 p M He proeeedeu
az once To the Grant headquarters at the Fifth Avenue
~ an
IN the nrvate commitee-room. Mr.. Pinchback was on
bs way TO Maine and took his departure for that state
at D. m. He stated in conversation with tribune
reporter that The electoral vote would De carried Ia Lou"
siana for Grant by small majority though ne had no
IL ticket ESS'"''" 49,
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.
Elias J. Beach was chosen delegate, and John
A. Soaring alternate, to the State Convention by the
Democratic Convention OF the Isl Assembly Distrot Oh
Queens County, Il. l.. ON Mohday'
A ballot was taken, Saturday, at the annual
excursion Of the Henry J. Leask Chowder Club which
l. named after Custom-houso weigher Twelve votes
given for Greeley and Brown ana eSh' i"r "i'n'
and WILSON, -.
The WITH Assembly District Grant Republic
can A,soeiaon met AZ East Broadway last night
and pas,ed resolutions to support the Utica nominees
and ndOrsing Gen. Dix. A number OI oheSnorehien
joined the CluD'
A meeting was held on Monday evening, at
,be uberpan Hall No a. Prnce-st., under tho auspices
:, W., r Roberts No Association OF the Fourteenth
W,rd Speeches were delivered by Messrs. McSwyny
MahOny, and others
The Democratic Reform General Committee
~ Kings County met last evening and passed resou-
,,or recommending the nomination of Gen. Thomas F.
Bourke AZ Congressman al Large upon the State ticket
II was also decided to make arrangements Tor Greeey
ratification meeting
The German Greeley and Brown Central
Campaign Committee OF this city published call yester-
day urging the German Liberal organizations through
out the state send representatives TO syracuse 10 meet
CATION from this city, IN ORDER 10 Insure u'eu NC
ton during the campaign.
The Grant Republicans of Eastchester, West
chester County under auspices Of the Grant and Will
son Club made a rally at Union Hail. Mount Vernon,
on Monday evening. Addresses were made by George
Hoxie and Col. T. B. Thorpe The BOYS IN Blue
numbering nearly 100, ATTENDED,.
The citizens of the Eighth Ward of Brook
Iyn will raise Greeley aud Brown banner tomorrow
evening at the headquarters OF the campaign club at
p M Williams, Major Hart the Hon. Patrick Ready,
Thomas Dugan, Col. Sharp, and Others
The German Greeley and Brown Club OF
the I'D Assembly District met at the Some Hotel No.
tional members The German Liberal organization u
the xxIst Assembly District also enrolled many
members. last night, at No. l,4oo Thirdaye.
T.. j.. Maxwell of No. Al COurt-st., Brooklyn.
writes that he Is not the who applied for office
under the Water Board as stated in the article on
Brooklyns partisan COMMISSIONER. and that he
held applied for ONCE OF any KIND, but Is identified
with the Greeley and Brown Central Association OF
Kings County.
The Grant Republican State Executive Com
mittss held meeting yesterday at tho headquar
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. with A. h. Cornell in the
chair Business for the active prosecution OF the
paign aud 10 perfect the state transacted
Arrangements were also perfected for speakers at
large number OF meetings which the Grant Republicans
contemplate holding in all parts Of tho state Secretary
Knapp stated that the reports received represent tho
party "a being IN a h0urishing condition.
Ameeting of the XIIth Assembly District Gree
lsy and HrQea Campaign Club was held Of the bead