New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
CAMPAIGN NOTES

| The first Greeley and Brown flag in Buffalo
wac thrown TO the breeze yesterday frOm the Hazard
elevator The owners are Republicans
The Liberal Republican State Arkansas Con-
venton meets to-day ana the Democratic State Conven-
ton meets Wednesday, both at Little Rock.
The Hid Assembly District Democratic Club
Of this city, John Kelly President resolved itself last
night into Greeley and Brown Campaign Club.
The Democrats of the Yth Congress Dis
trict OF Massachusetts, have chosen Leopold Morse
and Oliver Stevens both OF Boston, delegates 20 the
Baltimore Convention, without instructions
The Hudson County, ". j., Republican Gen
eral Committee has appointed John Reid OF Hoboken
President vice W. II. Bumsted. Judge r. r. Seymour
and NJ T. Newb0ld have been elected Vice-Presidents
A private letter from leading Republican
OF sprin gned, H. states that the Liberal Republican
Club Of thar city numbers SOO composed entirely Of
men who voted for Grant in 1868. sangamon County
considered sure by large majority Tor Greeley and
Brown.
The Jersey City Herald, the first Democratic
paper in NewJersey declare Greeley and Brown,
takes non partisan and kindly view OF the OF Mr..
Bumsted, the Chairman OF the Grant Committee IN Jer
sey CITY, lately sentenced TO the penlLentlary ~ pc
prison oense and protests against bis sharns the tate
0f hardened criminals the naturally wicked and vicious
A mass meeting of the Democrats was held
IN Detroit last evening The attendance very large,
and speeches were made by distinguished gentlemen,
indorsng the Cincinnati platform anf nominees It is
thought that Greeley and Brown VIII oraw iargey rom
the Republican vote and receive the Lnted support Oh
the Democrats.
On Saturday evening the fOllowing-named
we're elected officers Of the XXth Assembly District
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club; President, George
W Reed First Vice-President, III. i, Gushing second
Vice fresidsnt Be9an sanSer5 coz,
Arms Andrew Hibbard. About I50 members signed the
roll Tie regu ar "a OF the Club will be held every
Wednesday evening, at o'clock, at No T5 FlrstaVe.
Mr.. Jed p Ladd, member of the Liberal
Republican National Executive Committee Of Vermont
announces that "A state Central Committee viii soon be
appointed who will at the proper time cal state CON
ventiOn Tor the nomination Of state officers, and also
Congress District Committees, who will call conyenlons
for the nomination candidates Congress. MI Lidd
knowledge OF the formation OF number OF 6feely
and Brown clubs in the state, with memberships vary
ing from 10 To 100 each. He suggests as form lOr tue
Organization OF clubs simple pledge 90 support the Cln
cnnat platform and nominees ana REQUESTS 6nst etcn
club immediately organizing send him tine number
aud names OF the members.
The Liberal Republicans of Nebraska have
numerousgy signed address TO the friends OF
independence Reform" in which the shortcomings
and failures OF the Administration are reviewed 10
mastery manner, and stirring call extended 10 all
na4r1otic citizens with0ut Pegari TO former political a
atUns to organZe immediately IN the several COUNTIES
and towns Of the state in order 70 carry Forward 1
address are Judge o p Mason Dr. p Renner JARVIS ,.
ingstOne f. W. Hohmann, s. b. H0hmlnn, aud III sh0rIz
prominent men from every county in the state.
The Democratic Convention of Muscogee
County Georgia met at COuIsbus recently, to choose
delegates TO the State Convention which meets June 26
utions favOring straight ticket at Baltimore were
voted dswn by an overwhelming majority and plat
form was adopted emphaticallY nd0Sing the Cincinnati
nominees. The columbus SIM is much grleved az the
DeW Liberal tendencies or lts
Delnocratie brethren We confess we we're saiy ols
appointed the result Of the meeting yesterday we
lf more OF sorrow than anger when men dstG-
guished for gritty and talent who had devoted the
Greater part or lives in the exposure 0f kicasn
jumping 70 the embrace OF the CHIEF OF Radleais
A Greeley Club has been formed among
Democrats in Chicago, under the name of tie Liberal
Democratic Club" with the following officers all OF
whom are prominent and influential men; President
David A. Gage; yice-Presidents-the Hon. Cyrus H.
NcCormicl the Hon. VIM. f. CooIbaugh, Murray f.
Tuley, Obadiah Jackson, Carter II. Harrison. Thomas
Ioneraan. r. II. Winston, Hugh Maber, T. 4. KuDyan'
n LOwenthal Michael .Keeey, NJ. W. Fuller, J. X Doc
little, irr +. T. sherman, Thomas j. I1rner, Jo9n n
AIcAyoy Joshua L. Marsh, Francis Adams, HehrS
Waller Patrick Rafferty,, III. e. Miller Marx Shelldan'
John ComislKey, Redmond Prindey1lle, Daniel 0HaTs
Theodore Sehfnz, Daniel Cameron. Malcolm McDOnalu
j O. Rchberg Secretary, W. j. Onalan +.r