The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-27
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
LIFELONG ROLL OF STATES.
Liberal Delegates to Baitimor'
Elected, -

The Georgia Democratic Convention-
Liberal Delegates to Baitimore
Elected. -
=, ATLANTA, GA, June 26.
The Georgia State Democratic Convention
was as large and able body as ever assem-
bled In Georgia. The action was entirely har-
monious. The president was. the Hon. "A.
Lamar, Of Muscogee., The delegates from the
Stale at large are: General 81. L. Benning,
General A. B. Wright, of the Augusta Chron-
lcle, Colonel Tom Hardemar, Colonel Julian
Hartridge, General A: b. Colqnltt, Colonel 9;
j. w. Avery, OF the Atlanta Constitution. All
are Conservatives and favorable to harmo-
nious action at Baltimore.
New Jersey Wheeling into Linc.-Gov.
ernor Randolph Regards Greeley;
Election Gertatu..
=. TRENTON, N. j., June 26.
Th" New Jersey State Democratic Conven-
tlon assembled here to-day. Governor BAN
d0lph on taking the chair % stirring
speechiu favor OF the endorsensnt of the Gin
cinnati platform and nominees. He believed
that Greeley's nomination at Baltimore was g
IoreEone conclusion, and his election certain
he thought the Filth Avenue Conference had
tilty of Q third nomination, and he said thatthe
Democratic party could very consistently sup
port Greeley since he had pronounced himself
fully in favor of such old. fashioned Democratic
principles as hostility to csntralization, oppo.
siLion to Federal interference IN State ana
local affairs, condemnation of the suspension
OF The writ Of 5habeas corpus. full support OF
amnesty, rigid, adherence TO civil seryice re.
form. opposition to bayonet election laws and
the like. $40 tst..ty tr;I .jjtf.+.,
Demo ratic and Liberal Republican
Conventions IN Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June, 26.
The city is crowded with delegates to the
State Democratic and Liberal Republican Con-
yentions which meet here to-day. II ls gene:
rally conceded that the conventions VIII
unite in nominating Liberal Republican for
governor. and 1t Is believed that Ex-Governor
Koerner will be nominated, although strong
effort will also be made In behalf OF Senator
Trnmbull. s7 - ..a.i- - So, ~ 60
The Liberal Convention met at noon, in the
hall of the House of Representatives., with
Governor Palmer as temporary chairman.
letter was read from Schurz, in which ne re-
grets inability to attend, and says ne desires
fte. address his constituents before taxing part
In tne campaign elsewhere. The convenli0n
has his earnest wishes In their efforts TO rally
all elements agalnstG Grantism. II Is timet the
North and South were united by the inspiring
consclousness of common nationality, rights
and duties, and to this end 1t .is necessary to
break down traditional barriers. Three cheers
were given for Schurz. The Cincinnati plat
form was adopted enthusiastically, ana COM
mlttee appointed to confer with the other con.
ventlon. 't.'.' - st'i7',,
The Democratic Convention met at the
Opera House, with J. C..Allen as temporary
chairman. BE briefly addressed the. .conven.,
tion looking to union with the otner 'eeal, con,
vention. Z: :.
n: ,.5a; ~ CLEVELAND, June 1850
Many delegates to Thnrsday's convention
are already here. and are almost unanimous
for the ratification Of the Cincinnati n0mlna-
tons., It Is believed that q State ticket WILL DO
nominated, but the electoral ticket be post
poned till after the Baltimore Convention
meets. meets The Liberal Republican State CEN
trail committee are here for consultation.
Many prominent Liberals are present. They
will urge upon the Democratic Convention tne
postponement of the nomination OF Stats
ticket I'LL after the Baltimore C0nVentlOn
meets. t..sG ,iE-t G3 ri T. ihEEt
The Dissatisfied Democrats. .act..r
,, uxuruuy gosS5H NEE T. XeHK Hfasas4s Saes 2si snu
John Won Allen. states that alter conferences
between many Democrats Of the city and State
of New York who will not support Greeley, 1t.
is suggested as the most practicable wSy OF
giving expression to such opposition TO invlte
snch Democrats to meet In Baltimore. 5ulySth,!
for conference. The lnYlatlon e4tenosj az
all such Democrats throughout the Union. ,i1.a
Probable Withdrawal OF Grossbeck.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.
It Ia generally understood here as certaln
that Mr.. Groesbeck will respect the decision Gt
moi antagonize It by accepting the nomination
made at New York, or by any other nomiea-
tion made outside Of the regular Democrauo'
Convention. r r.. i.s'l' A6'