New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The Indiana delegation to the Baltimore
Convention has already secured rooms at Barnums Hotel
in that city.
The Democratic primary election for
delegates to the New-Jersey State Convention were
held in Jersey City and HoboEen last evening Ie
dorsement OF Greeley ana Brown
The Liberal Republicans Of Paterson, n. j.,
met last night and organized under the name OF the
Central Liberal Republican Club The following Hy
officers were unanimously elected T. n. Dale Presi-
dent " r. Hart, Secretary George Christie IreSuIeI'
The Greeley Liberal Club of Syracuse, n. Y,
has over 800 names on its rolls and its membership -
steadily increasing The Irish Republican Greeley Cno
membership OF over 200
A Liberal Republican County Committee has
been organized in Madison County, n Is consisting Oh
D. C. Cameron Of Cazenovia Robert stewart OF emit lt,
tenaneo, - Ostrander OF oneida. ADpah j. Annls OF
ganization in the several towns viii begin once
At n recent meeting in MOrrisanli German
Greeley and Brown Club organized ana the follow
ing officers were elected: President, hutolph h9sa'
mar: secretaries OTTO Laenger and Hermann Dorm
Treasurer Caspar Hartneyer.
The Xth Assembly District Greeley ana
Brown Club met at No. $50 Bowery last evening william
T. Ashman presiding. The hal was croWo@, anu S1 nv
new members elected. The mein3eI y nv ol t
VIII parade through the ward on IhuI5lay j. 1910
music and torches. Each member VIII wear OIceic!
hat"
The Liberal mass meeting at Springfield,
Ill Will doubtless be a great success The Peakers an
nounced-senator schurz Senator IrnmDus tRe HON l
Cassus NJ. Clay Gov b. Graft B,eN' M f nj Of
Thomas A. Hendricks-aHorG Sti en- tei jrto the
the character of the who have ehtehu 4H'o '"o
great movement tor Reform.
A prominent Liberal Republican OF sclo'. n
Y. thus corrects THE TRmUEE's teurcs; see IN
vour paper of the 18th that You PIT inc number OF
I All anvil fnIU NJ
We think here fhar YOU are very BOderate indeed A.
we estimate the number averaging NOT less imam 20 20
much higher Twenty-niue times 25are 10
"A well attended meeting OF the citizens Oh
Sharon Conn. in support Of the CHinnati nominations
was held on Saturday evening last The meeting was
called TO order by the Hon. John C0tOn smith, anu on
his motion ex-senator Ralph DENIM vas elsc'eu oii'r
man and George d. Goodwin, sccreaEy me .po4H,t
were Mr. Crozer OF BROOKLYN. n N,anu IN, non ,; NJ,
ert u. Livingston Of NeWNorh, pno D S sii,in1
sDrted AVID logical addresses. slAoH' CoI' ~, %
3y--rnil * Y fhe home OF Senator ADlah W. Palmer.
TIE Republicans of the after town @e "A'O
divided on the Cincinnati question:
The Grant organs Of Indiala having indus
trousI circulated statement thatJudge John Law OF
that state would support Grant ueJudse comes out h
this emphatic definition Of his position VIII support
whoever may be nominated nj Bsln9re, anu II me
see mt 20 nominate Dir GEetLel ~ .a. -. ts,. fact
bearer win vote him. We mus recn-ilt W. ao.
thar times are changed; that cutiet me" 4saue -
sprung mp ana IN nrh sS o1 Object Is 70 overthrow
the oneman power reiguing az the hme hou7e'
The German press Of this city readily con-
cede that the nominees or the Fifth Avenue Hotel Con
terence have no chance OF success. The Hdas Ieh"y
saws the fact is established that no present II is npos-
H to SECURE a union OF all the elements OF opposition
10 Grant. but this failure renders the eiecon on -.
Greeley impossible. Inc journal, however 10y ,ic
attempt OF some of tie persons who cohyeheu 'ne as
semby. to prove that GrrclcYs cahiilHe VIZ an ~
sane measure was failure. ana nnE -h1fu iuii '-l3
were incapable of forming coalloh alalIa. gLtly5'
"a fuev hId no common bond OF unlul against MN eA-
cept personal enmty. -
The comments of the press upon the Fifth
Avenue Conference neither vl1eduor srl-.- ana 90
not indicate general BELIEF iu that
auce which tine movers gave 10 uc gathering Inc en-
eirqi Commercial thinks the PLATFORM Of the National
American Democratic Republican party viii not thrill
TIE country The Cincinnati Enquirer says the one great
good of the Conference was that gave senator schA
an opportunity to publicly declare bis adhesion TO the
Cncinna ticket The Indianapolis &''i'"e is oI 'Ae
ouuion that there was too much Presidential timber IN
the gathering and that either of The dsacted gen
temen would have heen perfectly -1l7Hsu WIN 'I, ~,
fiuuat platform had his own name ounl pacc on tur
ticket The Boston Post regard, DO as uite FheLdL
the Reform cmtut -hOuld h''i-
fgre r a,cDuf tler own work because % IN some Pc
specrs distaselul 20 them, and can INA mo- moNo 9r
their 0nDusitiuu except That UI Der Olll ddti ny ~
baltimore Gazette nhd- h the rest .lil W
fbrd ticket nrOiect. thinks there NOT the slightest
chance FOR such e nomination % succeed me oyfHces
standard thinks the reports made demonstrate the pop-
ulrity OF Mr. Greeley among the people ana me utter
lined such force and volume The Buffalo Courier Is
confident that the result has settled the acton Oh baili
more and made Mr. Greeley stronger WIN ne DclU
Gratis showing that he has fespcctD4e loIuMu Dl
Renubiicqus The Administration are an IA Tue
.gtnc nouOiOnous stran-theY knew D. would ue ST. IL
/ is all the better FOR us-'Isdl fG Grant,"