New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE BROOKLYN CANVASS.
THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.


The arrangements are now complete Tor the
great Liberal mass ratification meeting at the Brooklyn
ACADEMY OF Music this evening and there is every nd
caton that il will be of the gTandest popular demon
sratons ever witnessed in BROOKLYN There appears 10
he "A great desire to hear the addresses OF the Hon.
Francis Herman and Gen. Banks, and their presence
alone will he sufficient to I'll the Academy from pit 10
dome Mr. Herman will be in Brooklyn to-day, and VIII
he received and entertained by the members of the
Iong Isond Club There he will receive his friends, and
accommodations have made for large number Of
callers. - ,,
One OF the largest and most enthusiastic meetings In
Rrookyn during the present campaign was held last
evening in the Thirteenth Ward under the auspices tot
the Liberal Republican Campaign Club and banner
WAS raised The headquarters OF the CIuD az NO III
South sxth-st were decorated with the national nass
Of America Germany and Ireland, and were brilliantly
illuminated A platform hung wlth'E banners anu
streamers also erected III the squaro
i'm Rroadway and was occupied during the even
ing by brass band, and number OF
nealers The Club unfurled, amid the applause Of the
sDectators an elegant wire banner bearing portraits OF
Horace Greeley aud b. Gratz Brown, and inscribed Wlt
tho names OF the nominees the Liberal Republican
aud democratic state ticket The assembago was called
10 order by John Fellows Chairman otIne CIuD anu
I'm TbompSOn was chosen President, with a
large number Of viee-presidents and secretaries
the chairman made brief and pointed address showing
mt the ADMINISTRATION OF Gen Grant had been total
taiIure and that the people desired change Grant
bnd Recommended to Congress the oneterm principle
md VET he did not want TO go now did his friends
he fees and stockings want him 10 Horace Greeley
was the friend of the poor man. the mechanic le manu-
faeer and the merchant, and he had done more than
anv other one man to develop the industry OF the cOu
try and the interests Of the people Resolutions were
then adopted indorsng the National ana state tickets
NC Col II IL lansing was received with applause, and
sad that four months ago Horace Greeley said to A. b.
Cornell through the columns OF THE NEW YORK IhiB
1oT that {" We the old-ners of the Republican party
do not propose to Emira TO send TO bat
more but we will go Cincinnati and its consequence
| The conseouences were before us to-day, ana were
greater than expected Col Lansing SAD: Inc
of party dictat0n were thrown on Dy INC EJoa anu
tru e men OF the country who assembled az
Cincinnati AT Cincinnati there was formed formed
o'ii0 80 Fling but it was OF the people,
After review OF the Administration OF Grant and his
treatment OF the South the speaker stated that he Do
eyed that the God that had followed INC country
tbpongh the dark days OF the would again smile
upon the nation, and through his kind providence we
should vet be successful in eleeting Horace Greeey
and B Graft Brown. The speaker concluded with some
remarks regarding the public record 81 henay az
| Pittsburgh -, -. -, ~, t,,t,sor G gath n,
South Carolina, who gave graphic description OF inc
suffering in the South under the Grant carpet bag rule
The Eighth Ward Greeley and Brown CsI9pagn Cup
tween Twenty-trst aud Twentysecond sts last night
John Quin presided, w H. Hanna and H. T. Hewitt Were
Vice Presidents and Daniel Ryan Secretary over 1000
BB eSRESg T the portraits Of Greeley and Brown and
| Inscribed with the names Of the Liberal Pres
| dental and Gubematoria candidates was raised
Thomas Dugan the first speaker, ana as WORKING
man addressed himself particularly 10 the laDOIInR
cIasses urging them 70 support Horace Greeley The
uonl William C. Dewitt was then introduced, and was
| followed by Theodore N. Melvin and W. w. Mosely.
| KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The National Democratic General Committee Of Kings
County met last evening, at the Capitol" in Living
stonst Brooklyn, W. II. Gardner presiding, and nomi
mated city and county ticket John Pyburn, at present
a member Of the Excise Commission was nominated ioi
Sheriff. Thomas H. Farron Tor Commissioner Oh Charl
Ties second District John Bowling for Justice OF SEES
sons John Vandervcer for School Commissioner; Walter
| Idylngston for city Judge; Andrew Walsh for Police
ustice John Demar ana Timothy Desmond Tor Justices
of the Peace and John +. Henry for Congress- I'D Dis
| trct. The Committee ADJOURNED aiter giving three
| cheers for Greeley and Brown.