Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-27

twas Denied not long ago, that Judge Da-
Wis, who failed to get the Cincinnati nomina-
ton, intends TO vote for Grant, as had been
previously asserted. Nevertheless the St. Louis
Democrat says the judge "makes no conceal
ment of his belief that Oglesby will carry Hi
nOis by 10000 majority, and Grant by a still
larger figure. He looks upon the Greeley ticket
with Gratz Brown at tue tail of it, as political
farce Of the hugest proportions"
Hon. Conrad Moser, Jr, of Buffalo county
Wisconsin, a legislator of considerable expert
ence, and, as has been claimed by Greeley pa
pers, "the leader of the German stampede in his
county," has written letter in which he re-
nounces the fellowship of the sham reiormers,
aad says although have been a warm SYM
pathZer of the reform movement, especially of
the one-term principle, yet on looking over the
whole ground, and after mature deli0eration
upon the principles, the men and the circum-
stances surrounding them, and which are in
yolyed in the present political struggle, have
determined to adhere TO the republican party
and its nominees" Hon. Orlando Brown, state
senator from the same district, has also falsely
been claimed as an adherent of Greeley. He is
advocating the reelection of President Grant.
Hon Scion II. Clough, judge of che northwestern
circuit, who was likewise claimed, and whose
I name was even placed upon the Greeley state
central committee, has written letter declaring
his firm adhesion to the republican party and
to Grant and Wilson, its popular and worthy
nominees.
The Oregon democrats do not seem to be very
hilarious just now, or at all pleased with the
strange dishes set before them. The Portland
0regonian gives some illustrative incidents.
One prominent democrat in that city, it says,
claims that he has always thought more of prin-
ciples than men, and inaSmuch as the demo-
cratic party has throwa overheard all its princi-
pies he shall select men TO suit himself. There
fore he expects to vote for Grant. 1t also says
that "there is a lonesome Greeley republican in
Douglas county-the party of the name of Mat
lock-who is anxously waiting for his great
leader, Jasper Johnson, to come home and or
ganize him for the campaign" In another article
the Oregonian says: "In the eastern counties of
Oregon, democracy don't take kindly to Greeley.
In fact, in many parts of that democratic
stronghold the democrat who talks of voting for
him is tabooed by his neighbors and treated as
pariah. A letter from Grant county informs
us that the writer was present few days ago
at a gathering where there were twenty-six
democrats. The whole twenty-SiX declared
they would not vote for Greeley, and the man
who seemed to be the leader of the crowd want
ed to bet 800 taking the money out of his
pocket) that Greeley will not get vote in the
precinct Some one present suggested the name
of one democrat liVingin the precinct that would
vote for Greeley. If he does" the crowd ex.
claimed, wen egg hmP A similar sentiment
exists in all the eastern counties. Those coun.
ties usually give five to eight hundred demo-
cratic majority. Good judges are of opinion
that they will now give majority for Grant