New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The headquarters Of the Ohio delegation to
the Baltimore Convention are at Barnum's Hotel
The Greeley and Brown Club Of Pearsalls,
L. l., will hold ratification meeting on July4
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized
at Mount Klsco, Westchester County ~ Y, on Thurs
day evening. with the Hon Robert s. Hart Bedford
The Club starts well in numbers and enthusiasm.
Tho Hon. Bayliss W. Hanna, a friend and
towDsman Of Mr. VOORHEES, of Indiana declared in the
Illinois Democratic Convention Wednesday that in
case Baltimore indorsed Mr. Greeley, Voorhees, would
support him.
The Grant Republicans of Syracuse held a
meeting last night pursuant to call of 1490 electors of
that city, organize Grant and Wilson Campaign Club
The Hon. Dudley p Phelps was chosen President q the
club, and speeches were made by the Hon. Ellis H.
Roberts and Representative r. Holland Duell
A call has been issued for a convention of
the IrshAmerican League. to be held in Baltimore July
o. to complete the work begun In Cincinnati in May last
Each branch Of the League is invited to send one dele
gate, and oil Liberal IrshAmerican political associa
tons are requested 10 send representatives TO assist in
perfectng measures for systematic support OF Greeley
and Brown The call Is signed by the foloWlngnamed
members Of the Executive Committees Gen. George NJ.
OBrien, Nebraska Major NJ. Poland, Kentucky; Thos.
Leonard, Kansas William j. Nicholson, New-Jersey
tana. James Brennan. Iowa James j. Rogers. New
York, Chairman OF National Committee, ana John NJ
McCaferty, Missouri secretary,
The Independent Greeley and Brown, the
mttees OF New Orleans have issued address declaring
that inasmuch the two conventions recently held in
that city failed to unite the conservative political ele-
ments the State action is necessary 10 combine
all of the opposition to State and national corruption.
They therefore call convention 10 meet in New
Orleans on the fret Monday in August for the purpose
OF thorough organization OF all who desire reform, and
OF nominating an Electoral, State, and Congress
ticket under the banner OF national and state Reform
and the leadership OF Greeley ana Brown" The address
signed by the names Of the three committees and Is
ndorsed by list of nearly 5000 names OF citizens OF
louisiana which Ill ary five columns Of The Nep-
Orleans Times
A Greeley and Brown club of cOlored men in
Indianapolis has issued address to "coored Liberal
Republicans" in which Mr.. Summers speech is accepted
estimate Of Grant and his Administration, and
an earnest appeal made cOored rally TO the
support Of that lifelong and stanchest friend, Horace
Greeley. Speaking Of the latter, the address says
among those that stood for the slave when Gen. Grant
and o. T. Morton were Of that class OF Democrats that
would have sent Greeley South for punishment aye,
death IL would be, In our opinion, no act OF in
t:T th@ G9l%rGd man 70 yata me Grant
act Of inratude to go back on our lifetime friend as
Horace Greeley has been for the last forty fifty years
who before them for the first and last time
for their votes. Mr. Greeley stood firm to us when i cost
something to stand and will stand by him"
The Hon. John F. briggs, ex-Congressman
from Michigan and an old and influential Republican,
has written long letter TO The Detroit Tribune warmly
indorsing Mr.. Greeley, and arragning with much Sc
verify the OF the Administration in making Sem
ator Chandler its servile mouthpece in Michigan. In
the course Of his letter. he Being fully convinced
by past events and the present condition of affairs.
that Gen has absolutely given the patronage
and control Of his Administration into the hands OF ew
men who VIGOROUSLY constitute tho most unprncpled
and destructive element In the Republican party, and
being equally satisfied that his reelection will perpet
nate the arrogant power OF these evil advisers and give
more vitality and influence their unrestrained control
In the future, publicly declare my intention to
support the Liberal Republican nominee for President,
provided he shall be ndorsed and supported in good
faith by the Democratic party. satisfied by the
action at Philadelphia that there is chance left to
these evils within the party and for the present
way except by the election Of MI Greeley to
overthrow these pernioiOus Influences"