New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-25
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
RAPID GROWTH OF LIBERALISM.
RETURNS OF AN OFFICIAL CANVASS IN EIGHT
HOINTIEs.

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Committee at he Astor House
NLEGAST COUNTY.
WsRsriLe.-The Hon. r. ]. Farnham, member late Con-
statiOnal Convention; Isaac W Fassett' next man IN
sire myth, financially and otherwise IN the to"n D. u
Rude, lawyer and member Town ConVenu0ni D. J. .
Lee, o. l. Mather. Capt II. A. Coates MEMBER Oouty
Committee; II. K. Opp, member Io"h Coinnlt'ee' K d
Miller. Seymour Daniels, c. H. SUMMONS w. L. se Ns'
Maurice Rarsreld Can't wheeler Hakes good soldier
Jesse c. Easton A n Cole. G. NJ. Bucher Christopher
Grastorf prominent German; Henry Hers, Futon
are for Greeley third OF the Repubkans IN
the are now for Greeley inc ec'O b<Prep, Iol-
merry independent, has just run up the names Sree
lev and Brown Samuel Flint sidney smith ant many
others, support Greeley Atmohd-D 4. 81 -
and 1re tor GREELEY The Liberal sentiment strong
Amty-Gilas Richardson late me mDer OF AsselIs, VI
gil A. Willard John Brat anu :" n6I,1 M T.
Davis ex-sherif. and many others sqpPs T n
pitt and II W MulIin william COlwel ard tbs Colveu
family earnestly AT work Agrea.l p ' ny
worthy are the leading in the towS andare earn
esfy working with many others for Greeley. Cuba II
strong for the Liberal ticket Wrt is as vide
John W. Eldridge, the Renwicks and large
T,ims-Johu s. Minard, late Chairman COunr Commit
tee the strongest man in town, IL 70; MI Greey WIN
power behind him; Andopcr1J j. harlon, ~ .he -.
prominent men have declared for Mr. Greele. NHhng
(Hallsport.-Capt Leyer CTitterden and arge mum
county some OF the towns give nov more tan half the
Republicans for Greeley, and there Ia not town where
he has less tnan 10 per cent now IL VIII no. average "
per cent, OF more.
In the City OF Bnghamton there nor from $50 to
200 Republicans outspoken for Greeley. he spontane
GUS ratification meeting he'd recently, VS. wonderful
There has been no organized work donthere, but the
very best men in the Republican partyare with the
movement Gen. E. F. Jones will mmeditey circulate
call for the formation Of Campaign Clb, which VIII
be largely signed, a. know from persons observation
Among the leading Liberal Republicans TINS county
who are now working for Mr.. Greeley, re Gen. E. F.
Jones, william r. Osborne, and gorge Pratt,
hitchcock former Internal Revenue Cllector under
Lincoln Judson smith, E. NJ. Noyes, n I; Chids,
sbp Milo Eldridge, exMember OF Assembly from Whit
neys Point; John Burgett from UppenAse, Harvey
WestcOtt eI-Aderman; c. E. Sanford, lanker Fred
erick Lewis, banker and COmmissionerWater Works;
Drs " ID. and Geo. Hand DR.. T. L. Br0n, b. Marvin.
ex-COunty Clerk; Col Johnson, p. p. Odgers, T. n.
Clark aud many others. Yesterday. one hour, the
names OF over 40 prominent Repubhcanwere obtained
in Binghamton, calling meeting to )rm club OF
Liberal Republicans
cHEMUYG coUSY
This g one Of the best organized counts in the state
The following the County Committee -: T. Post, D. T.
Billings, VIM. NJ. Gregg. P. Call HenryB. Smith, John
R Jones, Horace seaman, Thomas NJ Jewett, Z. z.
tee The campaign club al Elmira, OF wich ". I. Post
Is President, is very strong.
LEWIS COUNTY.
The Liberal Republican movement in hwis County is
gaining ground rapidly. Among those 10 openly sup
port Greeley and Brown many Of Utmost influential
men in the Republican party. We has no trouble in
finding men who for years have beenieegates II our
County Convention ready 70 accept plses the LID.
eral Republican Committee. The causswill not want
for workers here among the EepubhcaE and tue De-
mocracy will stand by the nominations Baltimore 70
Never were more brilliant projects OF success
for political party IN Lewis Comfy than th.e
No apathy exists aud Liberals iOt hands with
the Democrats, equally confident and eclded 70 ersal
the COnkng influence which has IA long perValeu
our county. Little Lewis will 70 herself IN No
vember IN tones Of uncertain meaning 20 the Admin
istratiOn notwithstanding the report The Aen-l 0t
Times that there were only two Greeley men IN IT,
We can count on 300 Greeley Republicans IN Lewis
County now and greater Developments may De eA-
nected We have seen so much OF the corruption OF the
Ring even in our limited field OF local observation, mat
the general cry IL, give Us an honest mans govern
meut'
In Deer Park Township port JervisJ there are to-day
at least 300 Ouspoken Liberal Republicans. Among the
prominent men the Hon. F. Abbott present Member
Of Assembly Dr. c. NJ Lawrence, Chairman Grant
Republican County Committee Dr. John Conking'
Dr. col Van lEtten. and many others lnclq 1
ali the members OF the Grant Republican Iowi
Commitee and the Republican supervisor OF the town,
q ST John ir The Tri.Stdtes Union is the Liberal
Republican organ edited by 81 J0ln ana 4. " FONIer.
Mt H0pe.-There are at least % LDeral a.
present in this town. and many undecided Greenria3e
There are only about 50 Republican voters u
the town, and at least half OF them are Tor Greeley
Nntsink-Only about 100 Republican voters Harvey
Clark director in the Middetown and Unlonyile kall
road very influential in his town Il earnest ior ar
Greeley and il rs said there number OF Liberal ks
nubicaus In the town. Cheser.-In this town there ar
from is pronounced Greeley men now among "hol
IA eX,Judge James l. Foster GOSen-lt Is safe 20 az
that there are now at least 50 pronounced Greey f
pubncans. among whom are ": f. sharpe lesdihg ~
Redfeld a leading merchant. Aontgomery.-In us
town there more than 100 Liberal II gii
President of the Goshen and Montgomery Rallro1
and other prominent men, are among tne h H
Republican voters IN this town Among them are le
Hon E. p. Wheeler, Grant Eector IN lSooi W N. ~
~ the straight Republican County Committee judge
G.. Wkin, DR. j. Draper, President OF savings OaA'
town. There are at THIS time AZ ieast ~ Ieee5
pu bhcans. George X. Smith, school Commissioners "
are among the numDer. nI~nsi',, l r's,-ict al
school Commissioner for the lid Assembly Dstrcl au
gether with one OF the leading merchants and nearly
the business men OF the town
srKUBEs COUNTY.
Corning-A call for Greeley club il already sgnedy
co Of the leading Republicans II Is thought that II W
be easy TO get over 100 the CALL and that nre
than 200 will vote for Mr.. Greeley. Among the pro-
,nent Republicans out for Greeley s. T. Hsyt Hey
Sherwood ]. NJ. Smith, Z. D. Mills, G. s. Cole, T. SEQ
field Capt. l. Todd A b. Heine,O. j. Robinson, AhuH
Beers a. "; n TAM haTe sirsaSv signed call II
Greeley meeting. Among those prominent are Orage
seymour, ex-sherir: E r. Cssson, eI5heTlr y 10y,
member OF the County Committee d. K McMastersI-
County Judge; ]. l. Smith. exSupervisori l.
smith, ex-sherin; Henry W. Paine, leang
merchant; James Lyon. and Major Rufus, AIdernn.
AddisOn.-Sentiment very strong One-third OF ne
Republicans already declared for Greeley Among ne
most prominent are d. Clinton, II. c. MCKAY, Car Z
Glllett. and Horace Baldwin. HornetsrtHe-
tiOns the same as in Corning The Hon. Horace E1ls
NJ Alley Rodne- Dennis President Of the vlllag Dr.
J. W. Robinson. h. Young, c. H. Young, ana e. Harlhorh
among the prominent Liberal Republicans oaD,-
eron.-A large proportion OF the Republicans &c ,9r
Mr.. Greeley. II. 5. smith, ex-superylsori DIX ~
Croker, ex-member OF the Assembly G. r. HuDsru'
Danl Ordway and Philip Briggs OF the eadlH o1es
EOOdhHH.-One-third OF the Repnbhcans az pos
thought be for Mr.. Greeley. Prof Cobb PrinpA ol
the Academy; Asa Arnold J. W. iihams, VIM ! sler
wood, Eugene Hollis and Oscar Morton are smog the
prominent Republicans who are out Tor ueeley;
H0rnby.-A. Eddy, Thomas Odreld, Chas L. WIat anu
ID. 9. Wenan are strong men. and are for MT Geeley
A majority OF the Republicans at Horribly Cefre are
out for Mr.. Greeley. CatOn-The prospect loot ven