New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
GOVERNED BY UNJUsuFIABL-Ss MOTIVES
c,,fpA1GN ORGANIZATION.

Greeley and Brown club was organized at
Chester, W., on the oath ut
Tie colored Greeley Club of the Third Ward
Of Little Rock. Ark, numbered over so members 'Ae
night d was formed
The Woodstock vt) Greeley and Brown
Club VIII he organized on the 7th INST seVen'y-hhe
nanes attached 10 the call
The ell for the Liberal Republican Conyen-
ton ror the Hi Maine District 70 be held at Augusta Oh
tie 10Th Inst, is 81 ned by sos RepuDhcahs'
One hundred and twenty Republicans of Sioux
city iowa. s-ned a call for Greeley and Brown Club
aud at least 90 expected to sign within day
The Liberal Republicans Of Missouri hold
thcr County conventions the Sth inst 20 choose dele
gaze, 20 tue STATE Convention at Jefferson Ci'y Oh
tue 2lst
The Greeley and Brown Club of Moravia.
lis increased since the 18th ult. from 16 70 $50
ucH.cr, aud hopes to carry the town Tor Ofeeey D!
L. MAJORITY.
The Passaic County On. j. Republican Ex-
ecuye Committee has leased the wigwam in Broadway
Paterson. for the exclusive accommodation OF RepuDn-
c4h meetings during the campaign.
4 meeting called in the Sixth Ward, Boston,
OF the 29lh ult, 20 form cOOred Grant and wilson
C.ub. was evidently certain TO become Greeley ana
B-uwn ratification meeting that ITS callers dlspeIseul
The Liberal and Democratic Clubs of Rome,
Y, held meetings Friday, in their rooms, in honor
of the Conservative ticket in North Caro-
ut The citizens OF the town were generally luOilant
al nred and DOuuIcs punt.
There was large Greeley and Brown meeting
at Croon Falls, n. Y. the ls inst presided over
b, O. Bailey Az address was made d! l. u W., " l I
ureia-tua one or The two parties represented lhe Oon
aud nc other the dlsuniOn sentiment OF the ume'
The First German Greeley Club of Philadel-
pia elected the following permanent officers Tuesday
n CHIT: President, Dr. Theodore Roth; VcePresident,
Louis I@lner; secretary, Herman Noight Correspond
inr secretary, George BuIch' IT,; treasurer COL ClIs-
A Greeley and Brown Club was formed at
Erc Penn. on the 9th ut, and 30 names were en-
Iouod during the evening. Judge A. 4. Craig who is
President o tie Club says he never witnessed 80 Huch
Icrieuce Of 80 years
The first rally of the friends of Greeley and
Brown in Ottawa Kansas, took place on the 10Th ult.
Speeches made by the Hon. Marcus j. Parrot Col
Mason aud Mr. Conn. Inc meetnsis St,d 10 nave Deen
unpleasant. The Postmaster was not present.
Greeley and Brown Club of GS Repubi-
can members was formed at Warwick, Orange Co., y.
Y. on he sls ut, with the following officers, Presi-
dent y. X. Bradncr; VcePresideuts VIM. L. Vail and
iug Sc retaiy l. H. shOfteI ana lreasHIer W m J. Og-
q IA. speecncs we're made by VI. f. Teneyck W. 3.
Braduel, IA. V. VI. Benedict. and Grinnell Burt
More than thirty Liberal Republicans signed
the cal for a Greeley and Brown meeting the SCth
nit at Albion. y. Y. Among them were the Hon. E.
XIX Hart, the present Republican member OF Assembly
from Orleans Comfy Ben Field, who was Tor many
years member OF the Republican state Committee. and
speeches made the Hon. Burt Van Horn Of NJ
agaia County, aud a. C. Davis Of Brooklyn
The following are the officers of the Water
loo, \. y. Greeley and Brown Club: President, James
scvensOni NccPresideuts, Platt Crosby 6 r. Welles
J. j. smith, and j. T. Wright; Secretaries, James Ivers
aud A J.. C.ndsi AaIshas John F. Atkins and umothy
haincy; Executive Committee : X. Ten Eyck, W II.
Huler: Finance Committee Jobn Hsggertv Charles
Pi-tt, C. D. Morgan W. Il. Cute and John T. stout.
The Liberal Republicans of SciO, Allegany
County, " " have ned their first meeting OF the cam
paign. q. W. Fries presided, and speeches were made
by Horace Bemis of Horne.lsvile, and A. n Cole Of
,ri ana he ial va, iiled bv tie fiInes tI Ua NM
us called 10 order Fry-sx citizens Of the town have
published ctI Inviting al who favor the election
slub
call has been issued inviting call Union
soldiers and sailors prisoners Southern pris-
Ons during the rebellion 10 meet in Convention" at Pitts
burch, Pa the 18th OF September the time OF holding
TIE soldiers Convention. The call is signed ty General
Harry White. Chairman. Indiana, Pa q Grant nominee
u te COnsutuuoual On' entl0n) Cen T. M Bates Ill;
Col, r J. Carpenter, KAN Cen W. H. Powell, W. Va,
their former prison companions u issue the call
The three Greeley and Brown organizations of
Mound City, I.-the Soldiers and Sailors, LIBERAL and
Democratic Clubs-were consolidated recently, and
BOW work together under the name Of the " Mound
Clty Greeley ana Brown Club" Lloyd q. Harris, who
served during the in the volunteer service,
Was chosen President A vote Of thanks was unani-
mousy rendered him for his untrng zeal In The LIBERAL
cause. The club now numbers over 200 members
The Liberal Republicans of Albion, N. Y,
held an enthusiastic meeting on the 2sd ult
and organized Greeley and Brown Club. A DEF
egaon was present from Medina and speeches were de-
hyered by the Hon. Burt Van Horn OF LOckpor and the
Hon. A. G. Davis OF Brooklyn The officers OF the CHM
follows: Presdent, G. KIrke HART Vice. Presi
dents, Charles Devere, Vim. McKOw8n Charles X John-
sOD, A. ". Frye. and George " Onge; secretdries r.
y Howard sanford {. Bissack, and George a Porter:
freasurer Howard Abel.
The Liberal REPUBLICANS and Democrats of
Western Pennsylvania not idle although there are
some who think the movement meets with little or no
favor 10 that part Of the State The Greeley and Brown
Liberal CluD Of deadvie. which recently Organized
aud Brown good majority next November The folow.
Ing are the officers OF tie Club Arthur Culun, Presi
dent; Capt J.. NJ. Hoffman, YicePresident; W. II Hen
oefsOn. Treasurer and Thomas ROddy, Secretary. A
county Convention las been called for the 18th inst
large and enthusiastic Greeley and Brown
Club was organized Nyack Thursday. II Is oon.
posed OF Republicans and Democrats The addresses
were made by Gen. samuel Crook and william A. shep-
ara lhe following are the officers club: Presi-
cent, William A. Shepard Vice President. ID. l. Crane
committee william VOOrbies, A. CranstOn. Gen Samuel
LOOK James Cooper, ID. ID Demarest, s. DeClark j. c.
WOOL Richard Dec autiOn J. NJ Perry, ii. Doerseh Will
bAn H. Barlow ID Callahan, A. l.. Christie IT,; Cores
Orlando Humphrey and Horace G. Knapp; treasurer
David CraBEtOD.
large and enthusiastic Greeley and Brown
ratfne~on meeting held at Reds Hall. 10 Sinclair