New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

A canvass of the Republican vote OF LeIo9'
Mimi. stands thus far: GREELEY ll5, Grant 10
The Hon. +. ID. Culver addressed Greeley
and Brown meeting in MIddlebury, W.T. last sa'uruay
evening.
One hundred and sixty-two Liberal Repub-
uoans Of Canton Ohio have issued call for Greeley
aud Brown meeting on the oOSh INST
In the eight towns comprising the South
Assembly Of Madison County, \. Y, there are eight
IIreeiey and Brown Clubs in working order.
The Liberal Republicans of Livingston
County ~ Y. have called County Convention to be
held at GeneseO the attn OF September
The PENNY (N. " Chronicle says the Hon.
Lewis Peck ofPheps ontario County formerly United
states Assessor, has taken position for Greeley ana
Brown.
"The Republican party may be called party
Of accessons says an organ I has been built up 9y
aeerotOn;" no doubt the Hon. Thomas murphy '0uiu
Cell OF what.
Judge George w. Craig, a prominent RepuD-
1caD of Alabama and trusted friend of the negroes in
tnat STATE has published letter declaring his allegiance
10 the Liberal party
The Hon. George H. Julian addressed
large audience at South Bend Ind yesterday, deyong
himself largely 10 refung the senseless charges against
Mr. Greeley in regard TO the payment OF the Rebel DEBT
The Liberals of East Baton, La, have nomi-
mated coored man, David Cook, for Coroner to show
that the party has planted itself squarey upon the Cn
Ciunat platform ana is disposed 70 act h soou laIH VII"
The Erie Railroad Company will issue excur-
sion tickets valid from 2sh August to 18th September to
parties going to the Louisville Convention at s27 for the
round trip from Boston, S24 from SeW-iofk ana "
from Philadelphia.
The First Ward Greeley and Brown Club OF
Lockport N Y, held its first formal meeting on Friday
last when speeches were made by John Donoey Presi,
dent; the Hon. w. b. Donihue, MAYOR JoHH 4NOiIIS VI
Buffalo. aud j. IL. Rainer.
The Grant Republicans of Nashville, Tenn,
having requested Gen. R. H. G. Minty OF New-Albany'
Ind to address them the political issues Of the
ay he replied he could not accept the lnNltalOh
as he determined TO support Greeley and BroWn'
The Lansingburgh, n. Y, Greeley and Brown
Club numbers among its members fifty persons who
voted for in 1885, and it said there are twice as
many Republicans IN the town who openly declare tnelr
Intention To for Greeley but will not join any cam
paign club.
Three hundred and one Liberal Republicans of
the City and County Albany y. Y, have signed call
for mass convention be held at Albany on Thursday
10 select delegates 10 the Syracuse Convention appoint
County Committee, ana organize Central Greeley ana
Brown CLUB
A few Straight Democrats assembled at
Topeka Kansas yesterday, and passed resolutions re-
pudiatng Greeley. re-afhrming the time-ho1ored
Democratic principles and ndOrsing Charles OConor
for President -Four delegates were elected 10 the LOUIS
VILE Convention.
Surely one who has borne for the Democ-
racy the brunt Of political warfare long and well as
HantOn Duncan should allowed the privilege Of hold
10 Louisville. T6Is sturdy democrat has been Demo
crat these twelve long years.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
souervle Mass, raised fine Greeley and Brown ban
last Friday evening. Speeches were made by VIM.
Grhth o. 5. Knapp, A. +. Hill OF Boston DR.. Charles
a. Green j. j. Kelley OF Cambridge d. j. Atwood j. k.
Smith, and Benjamin Woodward.
The Liberal Republicans and German Re-
Of Pittsburgh, Pa held large and enthusiastic
mass meeting the pad inst about 5000 people being
present Ex-Mayor John W. Morrison presided, and
YORK aud the Hon. Thomas N. Marshall
For these few days little evasion of the
Issue may be permitted but the sraightout
Convention has been held IL will be necessary for the
journals themselves in favor
OF either the Louisville OF the Philadelphia nominee
The spectacle OF the perous way in which they are
supporting both is strain on weak nerves.
Two changes were made last week in the
Pnchback Grant Republican, ticket Of Louisiana. W.
r. Fish declined TO Presidential ElectOr for the
JId District, and the State Central Committee subs
tuted the name Of T. d. worral Henry C. Dibble the
nominee for Congress Large, withdrew in favor
James Lewis Mr.. Lewis had been nominated by the
Packard Convention for the position, bat Withdrew
tOn between these two factions OF the Grant party.
To-day the Pennsylvania soldiers and sail
Of the late who do not hold Office, whose pO-
tcal actions governed by pecniary consdera-
t0ns. hold their preliminary meeting at Harrisburg. On
Monday night the soldiers resident in Philadelphia held
meeting anu maze ARRANGEMENTS Tor attending the
State Convention. Gen. St. Clair A Mulholand presided,
spirited addresses were made by the Chairman GEN
McCandless. and Col Charles s.. Gibson. seventy-fye
tended visiting Harrisburg to-day and it is believed that
many more VIII join them.
Three weeks ago ex-senator BilHngfelt of
Pennsylvania published six distinct charges against
AuditOrGeneral Hartranft, which that distinguished
nathematician has far failed to notice. The rather
personal remarks Of the independent Grant papers in
relation those charges have also failed call ont any
response this stOca Official He has evidently not
vet learned all the Administration tricks, as he would
Instantly have arisen somewhere OF other and hurled
bach" these charges IL would require TOO much time
lD this life determine Wnlen Is the
opied oiclal-Hartranft Pomeroy, Caldwell, but the
latter two have certain skill In whitewashing their
Senatorial bosOms that Gen. Hartranft might we'll Tor
his own sake, take lesson FROM
The strenuous and unscrupulous efforts
which corrupt Cameron-rant Ring in Pennsylvania
Is making TO carry the State for Harranft is shown by
the following startling statement in The Baltimore
Gazette: We call the attention of the Democratic Ex-
Committee OF Pennsylvania TO the fact that
border counties that State now being colonized
by negroes brought IN large numbers from Virginia.
Our correspondent upon whose letter this statement Is
based speaks from personal knowledge. He the
train passing over the Washington Coun.y road running
land Valley road d various parts OF Pennsylvania.
Already one cargo Of negroes brought from Charles
from HarrsOnbuTg, Va has been forwarded 70 Harris
burg Each lot was accompanied by white man. who
had al the tickets. All tine negroes were young men,
none OF them being apparently over 80 years OF age
Robert j. Alcorn. Chairman of the Mississippi
Liberal Republican Committee has issued address 10
the people OF that State in which he reviews the Ques
tons Of the canvass shows the failure Of Grants Admin
isratOn 10 restore peace the South and calls upon
the people OF the South TO support Horace Greeley in
the belief that his election the Presidency viii DO
IN deed and IN truth departure IN the direction
OF peace and prosperity 20 all the people of the United
States" He concludes his address with these words
"IO the oOored people Of the State, many whom have
stood by me IN rOubous shines OF 81 65, 6g and H. and
for whose welfare and happiness shall ever feel a
kindly regard, VIII say one word You need not fear
Toay yeb @ i. a u s Sapds And Sni tast
pledge DO you need than is platform, that the Govern