New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

A Liberal Republican mass meeting Is called
at Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday. the 27th.
Cortland Village, n. Y, contains about SUI
Republicans and is considered certain for Greeley.
Wilson. North Carolina town, refused to
afford its Senatorial namesake audience OF more than
$50 on the 18th inst. .
Fx-Iieut. .-Gov. Gardner of Vermont is said
TO be in sympathy with the Liberal movement ana Is
talked OF as candidate for Governor on that ticket
Fred. Douglass John NJ. LangstOn, and other
coored speakers TO make speeches in Richmond on
the oath inst in behalf OF Grant and Wilson and will 90
thence to North Carolina for a similar purpores.
Wappingers Falls, Duchess County, has
had its supply OF Liberal Republicans limited by the
organs to three. An enterprisng correspondent un'
The Postmaster at Plainfeld, n. j., is so dis
turbed by the Baltimore nomination that he finds the
placing OF huge pacards about his office, inquiring In
hgonized capitals "W Oil and Water MixP the only
balm for a wounded spirit.
The Republicans of Georgia who favor the
election Of the nominees of the Cincinnati ana baore
Conventions will meet at Madison tomorrow for con-
sntaton The Democratic State Convention meets at
Atlanta on the same dag.
Samuel +. Middleton, p. p. JudsOn, John
Asper j. NJ White. d. j. Barton Miles Barnett, John D.
King, p F. Judson, and ]. W. Mckay, lifelong Iepuo,
cans OF Waterford. Erie County, Penn, have declared
for Greeley and Brown
The Battle Greek Qich.) Tribune hoists the
na,,es of Greeley and Brown. The editor, W. W. Wool
nough was formerly Grant Republican. me pay % oiy
Pioneer "A new independent German paper hds "i'o
come out for Greeley
The Hon. II. j. Swift of Cuba, \. T.,
nrominent LAWYER and Chairman Of the Grant kepupi
can couptv Committee and Charles Guiford, Republl-
can supervisor OF the same townl nav clIb
worry large and enthusiastic Greeley
meeting was held at Portland, Me-, last evening
oooches were made by gentlemen prominent In the Re-
,nblcau marty. Reports were neaTu uoih ,nio"' Poi
pup,o,s, NJ he STATE favorable TO the Liberal cause
The Hon. F. A. Pike, ex-Congressman from
,,ino bo WAS delegate at large TO philadelphia but
s,d 20 how himself there Is much talked OF as can
,,a. %, congress from the With District by the Lber-
u,ua t 1eng pushed by his alternate 10 Philadel
az. Scth Tsdnle Of Ellsworth who returned converted
10 the new movement
Leaving St. Louis for North Carolina to day,
enator sehurz will remain in that State until Aug. J.,
and ON his return will carry two weeks diversion
t Iunois From thence he will make short ncnrsions
into Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio and finally VIII
traverse Wisconsin and Minnesota, to strengthen the
cause In those German populated States.
That the reign of personal partisanship has
had its natural result in Michigan is thus shown by The
Grand Rapids Democrat! The fact is there is no Re
publcan party In Michigan. What is called by that
name is the Chandler and Ferry party. IL Is all per
sona in the party has the least chance for any
poston however humble who has not sworn allegiance
not TO the party but to Zach. Chandler He owns the
party In the State In fee simple, and has paroeed out
the western portion OF 1t " Ferry, who acts ~ ns n'a