New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
rHE LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS

THE LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS
The Headquarters of the Liberal Republican
National Executive Committee we're frequented by a
considerable number of visitors yesterday. among whom
were Gen Samuel +. Cary, Cincinnati ONO; the Hon.
Leonard swett Of Illinois, Charles W. Butoni Lynch
burg Va; Jerome b. Parmenter, Troy " " Gen. Carlos
Buterdcld New-York, and j. Frederick Flanagan, New
burgh N Y. Among the letters received was one from
Terre Haute, Ind, as follows:
This District will give good OF itself in Octo-
Der and November We confidently expect to elect NOor-
hces by larger majority than be had twO years ago,
when he received l4OO Since our committee was aP-
pointed we have added number OF Liberals. The Ger
man Republicans stand at least ourhfths Tor greeley
and Brown. Unless some unforeseen accident occurs,
Indiana is certain in October.
gentleman writing from Victor Iowa, says
We have in this county Is townships. The majority
last Fan for the Radicals less than 800 Ten Liberal
Republicans in each township will give Us the county
so far L have canyassed, we have more than that
number.
A workingman writing from New7Jersey says:
notice that the Grant party boast that they are rich
and that Greeleys friends are poor. Ihey expect 10
buy the election Has 1t come TO ts that the wl OF
the people only be expressed through the purses OF
wealthy men Every poor mans pride reyolts at me
idea. Spread the news of this danger OF monopoly
worse than monarchy and let the working people bear
their champion Horace Greeley to power IN denance OF
mOney-bag tyranny. inclOse 81 my humble Offering
o m 'Ie ed ycmr com6,jftee as Tfe9sgrer Of the
peoples funds, and let him appoint places OF deposit
TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Democratic National Executive Committee Head
day. Col. Banks, who is now in Mississippi, is very
active in consolidating the Liberal forces in that State.
He sends most encouraging advces, expressing doubt
TO the Liberal triumph in that state lie announces
the white population awakening Tor the hrst ulne
the to an active participation in the canvass,
they express great hopes OF being able TO secure
truly representative form OF government.
ADMINISTRATION HOPES.
The Administration headquarters at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel were comparatively quiet yesterday. Nothing Of
any Importance occurred except the visit Of Capt Rus
sell Errett of Pennsylvania who brought the cheering
information that Pennsylvania would 90 for Grant by
10000 majority" The Hon. W. l.. Chandler, the Secre
rary OF the National Executive Committee, expressed
himself perfectly satisfied with the canvass Among
the visitors John Lynch, Portland, Me-; ii. ii.
Wells, Virginia; Geo. W. Roche, Georgia; FRANK n,
Weaver, New-London, Conn.
-'.. t,--...,,- -. THE STATE CANVASS.
The headquarters OF the Grant Republican State
Executive Committee were open during the day for the
reception of visitors and the transaction of business
The work Of effectively canvassing the State and per-
fecting the organization advancing under A. b. Cor
nell and several United States CustOm-house clerks
The following visitors called at the Liberal Repub-
lican State Committees Rooms yesterday The Hon.
Leonard SWEET Illinois; the Hon. Willard Warner. Ala
bama; H. II. Helper North Carolina; j. Macdonald,
Albany N Y: Thomas KnOwlson, Troy, n Y. James f..
Babcock, New-Haven, Conn; o. T. Higgins, Allegheny
County, N Y; A. j Caldwell, Wheeling, W. Va; W. II.
Moyston, Memphis, Tenn. T. r. Freeman, East Orange,
" j.; j. s. Stanton, Memphis, Tenn correspondent
from Utica Oneida County, n. y, writes:
This County has been Republican by majority OF 200
70 ZOO You may from 500 TO majority for
Greeley III ,be coming election DXs nomination aGds
every day numbers, and II this County is an eX
ponent OF public feeling in the State Greeleys majority
will be at least 1900.