New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
GIFANINGS.

There has been no meeting OF the Apollo
Hall Democracy since the Baltimore nominations were
made nor any call yet been issued for a meeting
At meeting of the friends Of Greeley and
Brown at No. $50 Thirdaye, this evening. addresses
will be made by Prof Theodore 3. Gllubensklee' Col
Benjamin A. Willis, Major Quincy ana Morris Ehhger'
A Greeley and Brown meeting was held re-
Gently at the Turn Hall, in Spring-st and campaign
club was formed Henry Schultz was elected President
John n Miller ,VcePresident and Louis Deialre sore
tary. Resolutions approving the Baltimore nominees
were passed
The Committee on Organization OF Tam
many Hall will hold a meeting tomorrow evening 10
make preparations for opening the campaign The com
mite will probably decide upon date for holding
committee viii also make such other preliminary ar
rangements necessary at the beginning oI gea0
political campaign
The Nineteenth Ward Democrats formed a
woodchoppers Club at No I57 East Fiftyseventh ST..
Monday evening Joseph c. Dorpey was elected Presi-
dent; Joseph Schwab, Secretary and j. YIe1ihshn,
and others. Sixty members were enrolled during the
evening
The taxpayers Of the XIIIth Assembly Dis
trict in this city met at No Eghthaye last evening
and formed Greeley and Brown Club; James WaTing
Several speeches were made. Tie club already mas
membership Of 200.
The Republican Association Of the lid
Assembly District last evening iEthe Union Assem-
-
van presiding and adopted resolutions indorsing the
nomination Of Gen. Grant. About 80 new members were
enrolled. Addresses were made by Francis > LahDert
and Otuers George ". Olmstead Thomas COrfsd! Anu
Thomas Morgan were elected delegates to the Young
Mems Republican Committee
The second meeting of the IYth Assembly
District Greeley and Brown Club was held at East
Broadway and Gouveneur-st., last evening Within Two
weeks S62 members have been enrolled. George Bar
tbolomew was elected permanent President :. T. Nc
Kinney and NJ. Quinn, NicePresdentsi ". o. Davis anu
J. O'COnOr Secretaries aud John Ryan, Treasurer. III
was found necessary 10 increase the EhIoHlhs OOni
mittee.
The Greeley and Brown Independent Club
met last evening at the Nos. 2 and Thrd-aYe
TO listen TO Mr. Frans shader's Review Of the Phia
delphla Platform" Quite large audience was present
and seemed TO catch the enthusiasm OF the speaker
Some new members we're enrolled. Mr.. Shaider held
that the Cincinnati Convention was formed Dy te rot
Rapublican party which had emanclpatea Saves ahs
had been obliged TO separate from the Wlak c0lItPseu
nv Cameron PomerOy Logan and Butler Ine ntJn rec
OiutiOn OF the Philadelphia platform was me climax ol
hypOcrasy; the supporters OF Grant were the Ouy
opponents OF Civil Service Reform.
The Liberal Republican Association OF the
With Assembly District James NJ McCartin, President
met last night at Broome and Pittsts The organization
numbers more than 800 members Tue attendance was
very large Addresses were made by Messrs. Jennings
Nesbtt and Dusenbury The last speaker said that tne
district would give Greeley aud BrOWn LhdJoily oi
$3.50 which assertion loudly appiauded. Anlheul-
ately after adjournment Greeley and Brown
n0h Nesbitt; Viee-P Presidents, T. Cursor and NDiah
IOpus Secretary. J. H. DuseuDuryi COrItap 80
retary Charles Heilig; Treasurer \. vernon AyO"I
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