Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-25
POLITICAL TELEGRAMS.
Iersey RadieaIs in Conrention.

Jersey Radicals in Convention.
NEWARK, n. J., July 24.-The New
jersey Republican State Committee me
here to-day and called convention t.
meet at Trenton Thursday, August 10Th
to nominate an electoral ticket.
Liberal Republicans Of Maine.
PORTLAND, July 24.-The Liberal Re,
1 publican State Executive Committee i
announced, with r. s. Ilcng. of Kenne.
bee, Chairman. An address has beer
issued to the people of the State.
A Liberal Aes.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 24.-The Demo.
cratic Central Committee met here to-
night and nominated John r. CraveF,
| a Liberal Republican, of Madison, fol
Lieutenant-GoveTnor in place of w. C.
Depaw, declined.
Maryland Democratic Convention.
BALTIMORE, July 24.-The Democrat
ic and Conservative State Central Com
mittee met here to-day, and called a
convention to meet in Baltimore on the
eleventh of September, to nominate an
Electoral ticket.
Brown and Morgan.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Hon. B. Gratz
Brown passed through this city this
morning, on his way to his old home. in
kentucky. General George w. Nor
gan was nominated for Congress to-day
by the Greeley party, at Marion.
Bowling Green RatiGes Greeley.
LOUISVILLE, July PA large and
brilliant Greeley ratification meeting
was held at Bowling Green, Kentucky,
tonight. Warren county turned out
splendidly. Speeches were made by
Cassius NJ. Clay and others.
SOyes viii make a Noise in Maine.
CLEVELAND, July a. - Governor
Noyes has accepted a very pressing in
vitatiOn from the Republican Commit
tee OF the State of Maine to participate
IN the canvass of that State. He will
speak one week, from the seventh to the
fourteenth of August.
Liberal Nomination.
LAPORTE, IND, July 24.-At the De-
mocraiic Liberal Republican Convention
to-day, DIR. J. A. Hendricks, of South
Bend, Liberal Republican, was nomi-
mated for Congress from this District,
and W. w. Higgins, Liberal Republi-
can, of Michigan City, for elector.
Grant and wilson Club.
NA4I- F@l1-NDJ Jul1 IA very large
meeting was held in Lyman Hall to-
night to organize a City Central Grant
and Wilson Club. The hall was packed
and great enthusiasm prevailed. Sew
eral speeches by prominent gentlemen
were loudly applauded. Over a thou
sand names We're placed on the club roll.
Ratification at Frankfort, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, July 24-The Courier
Journal learns from its regular CORE
spOndent at Frankfort that there will be
a grand ratification meeting there on
the thirtieth of July, to be addressed by
Governor Is. GTatz Brown, Governor
Brown of Tennessee, COngressInen Voor-
hees and Kerr of Indiana, and many
Others.
The PittsSurg Democracy.
PITTsBURG, July 24.-The Democrat
ic County Convention met here to-day.
The nominations of Greeley and Brown
were indOrsed, and the united supDOrt of
the Democracy promised. Propositions
were read from the Liberal Republican,
and German Reform factions looking to
a calItIcn on the county ticket, and no
was made. The Conyen-
ton adjourned till the twentieth of Au-
gust, TO allow time for perfeeting the ar
and Liberal Nominations.
CAIRO, July 2f.-The Democrats and
Liberals met in convention separately
this afternoon, to nominate COngressmen
from the Eighteenth District. Com
nlittees Were appointed from each Con-
ventiOn to confer with each other. but
after an hours conference failed to agree, !
the Liberals favoring J. Blackburn
Jones and the Democrats George w.
Wall, butagreed to compromise on Judge I
Crawford. The Liberals declined to
and the result is, the De
nOcrats nominated Wall, and the Libe-
-als General Jones, both unanimously.
Radical WiEWam.
INDIANAPOLIs, July 24.-The Repub-
leans dedicated their wigwam Tonight
Jy very large mass meeting, with a
inc display of fire-wOrk and tOrch-light /
procession of the various Grant clubs. |
Governor Oglesby, of Illinois, who was
as one of the principal speak |
ers, was present and spoke for half an
hour, but on account of i'll health was
to stop without finishing his |
address. Speeches We're made by Cen |
sral Ben. Harrison of this city, Senator !
Revels, Of Mississippi, and others. The
which is very large one, was
iiled to its utmost capacity.
Georgia Democratic Nominations.
ATLANTA, July 24.-The Democratic |
state Convention renominated Governor |
smith by acclamatiOn, and reafflrmed /
he platform of 1870, with hisadditiOnaI /
They recognize the exigen- /
lies of the times which suggested and /
secured the nomination by the Demo- /
.ratic Convention held at the city /
If Baltimore of Horace Greeley |
md B. GratZ Brown as candidates for /
President and Vice-President of the /
United States, and regard their election /
IS conclusive to the preservation of the
lights of the States, to local self-govern-
nent and the protection of individual /
liberty of the citizens The Liberal Re- |
publican Convention assembled agreed |
o support the Democratic Greeley elec-
oral ticket.
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