New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

A Greeley and Brown meeting for the
formation Of a Campaign Club will be held at Jamaica
L. L. next Tuesday, aud not next Thursday as stated in
yesterdays TRIBUNE.
The Greeley and Brown Club Of the Xth
Assembly District. William r. Ashman President, VIII
turn out az the meeting Tonight 1000 strong All tho
members will have white hats and torches.
A Greeley and Brown campaign club was
organized in Astoria Long Island City, last evening
and large public meeting was held in Albcrts hal;
Addresses were made by Col. George T. WMte ana
others.
The members of the German Greeley and
Brown Campaign Clubs Of the Nineteenth Ward are re
quested TO meet at No 7Cs Tbird-ave. panctualy az
D. m to-day. They will march in a body 10 the meellnS
at Union-square.
The German American Reform Association
Of the XVIIth Assembly District met last night at No
$50 West Forty-hfthst, Geo. s. DeIrar in the chair:
several speeches were made and resolutions were passed
TO vote ahe coming election for persons Of honesty ana
integrity without distinction OF party.
The friends of Fire Commissioner Blair held
meeting last night the of the Americus Asso
ciation and formed John j. Eair Association for the
elected President and Thomas T. DonnelY Secretary
Addresses were made by Commissioner BAR Michael
II. WLalen, and Others
An interesting political meeting was held,
last evening in the rooms OF the First Ward Gree
ley and Brown Democratic Campaign Club
Many new members received, and all
necessary preparations were made TO march 70
club will turn out in its full strength uniformed with
white hats and canes, and bearing tOrch-hg1s. Tic
meeting was addressed by c. G. Eagan. Resolutions lu-
dorsng the Liberal candidates md the action or the
Syracuse Convention were unanimously adopted
In the With Assembly District there are
about six German Greeley and Brown campaign clubs
and Central Committee has been organized. This com
mittee met OF No. 122 AtOrneyst last night John NJ
Bossing presiding when another club admitted to
the organization. Arrangements were made Tor parcl
patton in body in the Liberal demonstration this even
ing. The SixteenIh Ward German Club. AT No JAG S6N
enthave, aud the campaign CLUB at NO 40 Frs.st asO
held meetings and made arrangements lor attending inc
great meeting tonight.
The XVIII Assembly District Soldiers and
Sailors Grant Club met. last night. at No. 2l6 West
Tbirty-thlrd-st About 100 members were present. and
Col Geo. F. Hopper occupied the chair. The following
officers were elected: President Col George f. Hopper
ePresidents. Thomas Stewart and VIM. B. Avery;
Recording Secretary, Wm. A. Purdy; Corresponding
Secretary VIM. Peterlin; Treasurer, Thomas j. Pol
lock. Col. j.. B Morgan briefly addressed the meetlnS
urgng the soldiers 10 support Grant ana DIX as they
had Supported the soldiers and sailors during the war;
A meeting Of delegates of the Peoples Mu-
nicipal Associations was held Tuesday at No. 9O7
Broadway, Joseph c. Jackson presiding. George W.
Harris Amos rends., Stephen A. English, Henry Aron
SON. John A. Townsend James Calhoun, Charles senger.
William II. COrnweu, stephen II. Hall, and Charles H.
HaIberstadt were appointed Committee 70 confer with
the Council of Political Reform on the NOMINATIONS 10 De
made the apprOachiLC local canvass. 'lc following
names suggested w the Association 10r MaNOr'
VIM. H. AnthOD, Daniel L. TemaDn, jackson - Sch'ltz
William +. Havcmeycr, Peter Gilsey, smith E shaw.
The Joint Committee will meet next Tuesday evening
and make a nomination.