Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-27
News from Other Quarters.
The Georgia Democracy,

The Georgia Democracy,
ATLANTA, June 26.-The Georgia Dem
oCratic State Convention was as large and
able body as ever assembled in Georgia.
Its action was entirely harmonious. The
President was Albert Lamar, of MuScOgee.
The resolutions adopted are as follows:
Resolved, That the Democratic party of
Georgia stand on the principles of the Dem
oCratic party of the Union, bringing into
special prominence, as applicable to the
present extraordinary condition Of the coun-
try, the interchangeable doctrine that this is
a Union OfStates, and that the indestructi-
bility of their equality with each other is a
part of our pOliti al system.
Resolved, that in the approaching election
the Democratic party invites everybody to
| cooperate with them in the jealous deter
minafion to change the present usurping
and corrupt administration by placing in
power men who are true to the principles
of a constitutional, and faithful, and eco
nOmical administration Of public affairs.
Resolved, that in our opinion the dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention should
90 untrameed by instructions, and should
act with all the lights before them as they
deem best for the good Of the party and for
the welfare Of the country.
The delegates from the State at large are
Gen. II. L. Berning, Gen. A. L. Wright of
the Augusta Chronicle, Col. Tom Harde-
man, Col Julian HartTdge, Gen. a. II.
COlquitt, Col. G.. Il. GOOde, Gen. j. 3.
Gordon and Col. j. W. Avery of the
Atlanta Constitution. all are ConseryaI
tive and favorable to harmonious action at
Baltimore.
Ohio Liberals.
CLEVELAND, June 26.-The Liberal
Republican State Central Committee held
another meeting this A. NJ. Every district
in the State except one was represented.
An executive committee was appointed,
with Gen. r. Brinkerhcff, of Mansfield, as
chairman. Although some leading Demo
Gratis expressed a desire to concede the
nomination OF Supreme Judge of the State
to the Liberal Republicans, it was decided
by the committee that they did not wish
any position on the State ticket.
Nearly all the delegates to the Demo-
cratic Convention have arrived, and the
Convention tomorrow promises to be un-
usually large.
Ohio Democrats.
Quite a large meeting was called tonight
at the Waddell House by delegates to the
Democratic Convention. The Waddel
House was brilliantly illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and presented very fine
appearance. A number of speeches were
made by prominent delegates to the conven-
ton, all Of which favored the ratification of
the Cincinnati platform and nominees.
GrOesbeck Waiting for Baltimore.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-It is well undeg-
stood here and certain that Mr.. GrOesbeck
will show respect to the action Of the Dem
ocratic National Convention and will not
antagOnize it by accepting the nomination
made at New \ FORK, or by any other nomi-
nation made outside Of the regular Demo
cratic Contention.
The DemOeraT-LiBeraIs of Kansas.
LAWRENCE, June 2G.-The State Cen
trail Committees of the Democrat and lib
eral Republican parties of Kansas met here
to-day. After a very harmonious joint
meeting they called q convention of both
parties for the nomination of Presidential
electors, members of Congress and State
officers, at Topeka on the l1th Of Septem-
Der. The feeling was unanimous for Gree
ley and Brown,
Alex Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Liberal
Republicans of this city opened the car,
paign at Morton Hall tonight amopg the
speakers was Hon. alex Mcclure, who
made speech as bitter as that
VI Sumner charging the administration
with nepotism, bribery, and cOrrup-
ton. The Philadelphia Convention was
ridiculed as a packed affair, consisting
only of POstmasters, CustOmhouse officials
and members of the bread and butter
brigade generally. The action Of the
Union League in the endorsement of
Grant was lidiCuled as directly opposed to
the decision of two years ago not to inter-
fere in politics. Senators Morton and
Logan and others were finally attacked.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, June 2G.-Many dele
gates to the State Conservative Conven-
ton which meets here tomorrow have ar
rived, and indications are that the repre-
sentation will be large and the general feel
ing among those already here is quite unan-
imOus for Greeley.
An immense Greeley rally was had to-
night. The demonstration consisted of
tOrchlight procession, one of the largest ev-
er seen in the city, winding up with speak
ing in the theatre and outside by many
prominent politicians. Great enthusiasm
prevails in the city.
Senator Thurman.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June 26--Sen-
atOr Thurman tonight, delivered the an.
nual address before the Literary Society Of
the University of Virginia, to an immense
audience. In conversation tonight, Thur
man said he would support the nominee Of
the Baltimore Convention whoever he
might be.
A Mysterious Circular.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-A confidential
circular has been quietly distributed here
to-day among Democrats and Liberal Re-
publ.cans opposed to tie nomination of
Greeley at Baltimore. The circular has no
name appended, that being left blank to be
filed by the party distributing them. The
exact source is not apparent, but it is ru-
mored that a considerable number came
from Louisville to-day, and il is known that
some have been flied up and directed to
BlantOn Duncan, Of Kentucky,in Baltimore.
The circular is marked confidential" and
is as follows:
JUNE rs, 1S72-Dear Sir: The Cincin-
natl movement, conceived i'll corruption,
has so far spread its malign. influences that
prompt measures alone can save the Dem
ocratic party from disarmament and de-