New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.


TWO INDOOR AND FIVE OUTDOOR MEETINGS
To Rp HTLp-THE LIST OF SPEAKERS AND
OFFICERS.
The arran eements for the mass-meeting to
n, held IN Thursday evening to ratfy the nominations
f the Liberal candidates for President and VcePTesi-
sept have nearly been completed The Executive Com
,pittee meet every afternoon at O'Clock at Tammany
Hall II is composed Of representatives from all OF the
organizations that win take part in the demonstration
All OF these organizations, associations VIII De repre-
sened the night Of the meeting In the halls as on the
stands by speakers Of their ownohoice The large meet
ing will be held in Tammany Hall, and Charles A Dana
Editor OF The SUM- will preside. Sinclair Iousey VIII oc
cupy the chair at Irving Hail.
stands will be erected at various points IN Uhoh
square The main stand will be in Fourteenhs, facing
Broadway August Belmont will preside. The stand
under the auspices of the National Democracy VIII DO
erected opposite Their headquarters, No. 80 Union
souane The presding officer will be the Hon John
McCoo formerly Register. The German stand VIII be
erected near the Washington Monument. Prof. Theo-
dore Gaubensklee Will preside. and addresses will be
made in German FeodOr MersOn, Coroner VIM Schir-
mer others. The remaining stands will be erected
at the northeast and southwest Of the square
From the center of the ceiling Of the large meeting
room in Tdmmany Hall Of red. white and blue
bunting radiate. producing a very fine effect. The
speakers stand is prOusely decorated with flags and
bunting while around the galleries and the sides of the
hall are festooned flags and tricoored bunting Shields,
bearing the coats OF Of the various States appear
al sides of the hail. and banners placed along the
galleries the back Of the stage. Irving Hall VIII
also DC deliberately The main outdoor stand,
fronting Broadway will be lighted with Several
calcium lights viii be used and thousands OF Chinese
lanterns These will be suspended on cords around tne
stands and from ithe latter to the building opposle'
FOurteenthst IN front of Tammany Hail. ana irving
place. in front Of Irving Hail. will be decorated IN SIM
lar manner. During the evening there Will be nne
rksf
manufactured TO order while of the smaller KIND there
will an unlimited supply exclusive OF those FURNISHED
by the various clubs in the procession.
large number of clubs from the various Wards and
Assembly Districts have signned their intention OF
taking part in the demonstration. They will form in
procession in their respective districts wards, and
march to the meeting The Presidents Of these organiza
requested TO communicate without delay TO
the hon. Algernon S. Sullivan Chairman Of the Execu-
probable strength on the night of the meeting In the
Twenty-1rst Ward, which is known as James OBrlens
stronghold. about 5000 members OF various DenoSrauG
and Liberal Republican Clubs will form In line under
the leadership OF Alderman ma M Richard % q, A. A. Ts5tT
first Ward TO meet tonight at the stephen A. Doug
last Club-TOOm, No 335 Third-aye, at O'CLOCK wnen
Alderman Crocker who Will have the command oI rhe
column will assign them their places In the line. Ihe
ar ne same time at Apollo Hall for the same purpose,
and hear addresses from the Hon. s. s. Cox, The Hon
s. Sullivan and others The speakers named Will GER
tanly be present These clubs numbering several thou
sand members. will march with tOrehights and hre-
works TO Tammany and Irving Halls 1t is believed that
be eontenplaed parade will he one OF the most extern
demonstrations ever known in this city and Will be
a striking and picturesque feature of Thursday nights
rally. telegraph wire Will ead from tne speakers
stand Tammany Hall TO the Office Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and messages will be sent to
and received from many OF the principal cities OF the
Union on the night Of the meeting
Among the more prominent persons who have con
Augustus Schen, Horace F. Clark, John X. Porter,
Wilson c. Hunt, John Kelly, VIM Butler Duncan, Royal
Phelps. Townsend Cox VIM. Kennedy, Judge Chas r.
DAILY Moses II. GriDnell Hamilton W. Robinson, Rich
ard Gardner, James Brooks, David Jones, John h.
Williams. Augustus l.. Brown, Gen. Martin T. McMah0n,
John MckeOu, Frederick Smythe, John X Brady, Eu-
gene Kelly, Judge WIN. II. Leonard, Judge Van Brunt,
Recorder John X. Hackett FeOdOr MiersOn, Marshall o.
Roberts john A. c. Gray, Gen. Chas. X. Graham Ed
ward Cooper, Abraham s. Hewett, George H. Bisseli,
Thomas t. Stewart, Abner S. Haight, John McCool, 4
Chas f. LOew, Matthew 7. Brennan, Edward L. Don
aeily. John Fox, Justice Edward Hogan, and a large
number Of others.
those who were invited to address the meeting The
don Francis Kernan, Liberal candidate for Governor
telegram yesterday, 10 the Hon. AgernOn s. sui
ivan announcing that he would be here on Thursday
Ex-GOv. Seymour will accompany him. and both VIII
speak Among those who have already signhed their
willingness speak in the halls from the various
stands Senator James ;. Thayer, Gen. N r. BANKS,
the Hon John Z. Farnsworth, ex-senator r. M. T. Hun
Ter of Virginia Hon. Homer A. Nelson, Senator Reu-
Den E. FentOn, Senator Stockton and ex-GOv Theodore
Hon g. s. Cox the Hon II. n. Twombly, the Hon W W.
Niles Col Ethan Allen, the Hon. AlgernOn B. sullivan,
Gen. NJ I. Mcmahon, the Hon. VIM X Roberts, Col a. n
Mcclure OF Pennsylvania the Hon. Henry r. Selden the
Hon Chauncey NJ. Depew, Col Benjamin A. Wills,
Major James Haggerty, Isaiah t. Williams stephen j.
Meany. w. II. Mccartney, III. Bemis, and Others W. u:
saunders and Isaac III. Hunter, the weknOwn colored
)rators will also address the meeting.
There will be band OF music In each or the nails ana
On each stand. Grafua's 7th Regiment Band will fur
osh the music in Tammany Hall, while at the other
points viii be the bands of the 5h lth 6th and other
The German Greeley and Brown Clubs of the Tenth,
seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards and the Win Assem-
oly District held meetings last night and made nnal
arrangements for attending the great Liberal ratlnca-
aOn meeting.