New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

A Colored Citizens Grant and Wilson Club
was formed at stapleton, s. H. oa Wednesday night
The German Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club of tho I'D Assembly Dlsrici held meeting at No.
AZ Oast last night and enrollodseveral now members
At meeting of the jeremiah Kennefck
Association OF the First wardl evening" at No. "a
NewChurch-st. the Liberal candidates were indorsed
The Id Assembly District Grant and Wilson
Campaign Club has about 50 menbers. 1t hold meet
ing at its headquarers No l6i Chathamst last even
ing and about dozen membeswere present
The XIIth Assembly District Grant and
Wilson Campaign Club held regular meeting last night
at the Occidental Hall, No. Avenue d. John Hart
presiding The club numbers about $50 members, 10 VI
whom are sailors and 80 or 60 Sodiers.
+. L. Sanderson, formerly Chairman of the
Republican General Commtte of Kings County, and
successfully the candidate OF that party for Dstrcl
Attorney and member OF the LEGISLATURE has declared
himself opposed to Grant and favor Of Greeley.
An enthusiastic Liberal Republican meeting
held, last night, at Bayoane, N j., TO organize
Greeley and Brown Campa Club Chas a. Ai5S AGSO Of
Brooklyn, +. H. Snyder of Jeney City and the Hon. W.
s. FHppln
A meeting Of tho citizens of the Fourteenth
Ward held at No. Marbnst, last evening for the
purpose OF organizing Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club. The following the temporary officers: JOhn
Hayes, President, and Chahes W. Parker, Secretary.
Many workngmen signed the roll.
The Sixth Assembly District Grant Club met
OF This club Daniel f. Gowley, President; Michael
Smith, First Vice President VIM. NJ Wade, Secoud VICE
Presidents Thomas Place, Secretary; Henry Theobod,
Treasurer The club has 40nemOes and GO names we're
added TO the roll last night there being large aten-
dance. Committee OF firTe appointed 10 procure
speakers for the meetings oi tho club.
The Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Wilson
Campaign Club Of the Win Assembly District met last
night at No. IA University place. for tho purpose OF
choosing delegates to the State SOders and Sailors
Grant Republican Convention at UTICA where delegates
Will be elected 10 represent New-YOrk In the National
Convention at Pittsburgh Penn. the delegates are Col
B. H. Morgan, Col Jas II. Stephens, aud Capt. III. z.
Oyern. AlternatesMaj0r Ed. Terhune, Capt. Jas. j.
Carroll, and Capt Jos. Wallace.
The wOrkingmen of the Eighteenth Ward
met Wednesday evening, In the Headquarters OF the
james Keenan, Association No. S23 East Twenty first
St. and indorsed the Liberal candidates. The Hon.
James ID. Reymert delivered long speech In favor OF
Greeley He denounced the present Administration for
the military despotsm IL had introduced in the South.
for Ito utter disregard Of genuine Civ Seryloo
Reform as he claimed II continued In high official posi-
tons men who have been proven guilty OF the most
glarng frauds. lie spoke OF Grants executive inca
pacity closed with appeal for peace and recon
catOn among citizens of all sections the only safe
guard for the maintenance OF republican government
The Association which Is nearly year old. has 90 It's
roll the OF all tho old residents and stanch Do0
crdta 0f tho district.