New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

the Legislature promises TO be one of the largest
ever held in that place. The Committee Of Arrange
meuts met on Saturday. in the office of the Chair
man. August Belmont. ut No. 10 Nassan-st. There
were present beside the Chairman. VIM. Butler
Duncan, Col Frederick A.. Conkling. Simon Sterne,
VIM. Il. Dodge, jr., and John A. Beale. 1t was
announced that the Mayor had accepted the
invitation to preside. letter received from
Judge Henry r. Selden Of Rochester. stating that n
prior engagement precluded his attendance but that
he fully sympathized with the objects of the meet
ing. Ii was announced that the gentlemen IN
vIted to speak were William Cullen Bryant, James
s. Thayer. William NJ. Evarts. William L. Dodge.
ex-GOv. Seymour, Edward Solomon, Francis Herman,
George T. Curtis Col. Frederick A. Conkling. Rich
ard Lathers and Others. subcommittee consist
ing of Simon Sterne John A. Beale, and William L.
Dodge. IT., was appointed to arrange the details OF
the meeting. Invitations sent to those OF the
proposed speakers who lad not already been con-
sulted, William Cullen Bryant, William NJ. r.varts,
James ). 1hayer, William +. edge, George Ticknor
Curtis, Edward Solomon and Richard Lathers have
consented to address the meeting, and Abram y.
Hewitt and Col Frederick A. COnklIng will proba-
bly also speak. Ii is believed that exGOY Seymour
or Mr. Herman viii attend and address the meeting.
Mayor Wickhams speech will be short and non
partisan his aim being to set forth the objects Of the
assembage The Vice Presi dents of the meeting
will include leading representatives. of the banking,
mercantile and professional classes and the prom
inont industrial interests. 1t is intended that 1t
shall DO peoples meeting. The speakers and
the YIce-Presidents Will be Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. and among tho officers will be many who have
not taken an active part in politics. Dr. II. Freligh
President of the Liberal Republican General Com
mittee. has appointed the following Committee to
IN /, Ia III al
meeting:
Benjamin A. Wits Gen John Cochrane Samuel J.
\. TwGmbly. Frank 81 Clark, Freeman J. FuLlaI DT.
W. W. Screw. III. b. Wilson.
The call for the mass meeting, which L. advertised
elsewhere, has received many hundred signatures IN
addition to those which have been already pub
ished. although especial effort has been made to
secure them, inasmuch the success Of the demon
STATION has already been assured Among those
who signed tho call Saturday were these:
II. \. sm.nsv, T. McAlp9e Le rnel
T'oL " ~ y 90, T. ,s,, no Ana
A suder ll-rIini. Geo F. Herbert,
G. q. OUaher. Bcgjnmin Hart
tmpJeii, A AOnhamer.
Casrie. H. iiers, y Van Bsnhu~en
N. !. HaaiY lienr' " isef A'ish
wv yT'5 q H,a J Js.. H. i,1 %e"soa''
A. q DAVIS Faucls r. B4bJ.
5 Cease, S. l. Tobies,
Jss " Palmer. IT, John Ronald.
J. Eei.ares WG;c Tho. L. SIoad
l. A. HesaOas. Geo.ge SDea,
"a Gray. bz-tir ~ IN
A G. Amid Gro H. hsei-
FrsBt Jon a. J. H. Y. Cscacren
g. j FoM.r NJ
Nn. p. rerEnsn. JON tracey. J,
J. A. bundle. Iarhed h Str4L
&. Ia eispl j. B. * ". Du!l,
X Ianlen Cul,-rt Son
NJ Kenoe, MscEruEe, Newman u Co.,
Waiter VI. O'DWrer =. !. Docmns a 30,
L. D. Woes Il. r. Van V4iEenDuFg.
The Rev mln 'el y. SAuiaS }. + PoHe.
Melius. TrasE hipey, AcBnle Co.
L. r. iuchanOu, W. y. a. Rye Bros,
J. More. LnUd J.
g. T. Mu-s, J. II. Lpmn Go.
Bronson, job y. dsrun,
Una 3 Murray, nj Poison
X l. W.uei VIA. OAKLEY Co.
Wm. L. Hler. J. J1Lson.
WI. H. HrIEtn. o. Wichware'
l.. Bart ell, T10lp"s tou2in,
NIX dSder Una y. Mshr,
C4.xr Hsu1er. ". Al. Z. Il Young
La,sl D. Puna,
There was large gathering of people last evening
in De Garmo Ball. FOurteenth-st. aud F,thaver
before whom addresses were deh.eged by William
II. Earle. President of the National Soyereigns OF
Industry. and John OGvis. 81 " Tie UsurpaIon Of