The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17
THE LIBERAL CAUSE.
RESULTS OF THE POPULAR WHIRL-
Wind FOR GREELEY.
How Things Will Stand at Baltimore.

How Things Will Stand at Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
The friends of Greeley and Brown have re-
ceived sufficient advlces here to warrant them
In claiming 263 of the 27O delegates who have
thus far been elected to the Baltimore Con-
vention. This computation includes Wiscon-
sin, whose State Convention was yield yester
day. Of the seven delegates opposed to him,
one comes from West Virginia and six from
Delaware. The New Jersey delegation is ex-
pected to be against Greeley, and possibly
that from Oregon. The principal States yet
to elect are Nebraska, Kentucky, Illinois,
Ohio, Maryland and Alabama, and IL Is claimed
that they will all send delegations for the en-.
dorsement of the Cincinnati ticket, OF the
1872 delegates to the National Convention. 1t is
not believed now there will be at the fnrthest
more than seventy.fre opposed to 1t. Thus
far the only possible opposition that creeps to
the surface is q reported movement of clique
to put Hon. William 8. Groesbeck, of Ohio, In
nomination, but 1t Is regarded as doubtful If
that distinguished gentleman allows hls name
to go before The convention.
Cheering TIdings.
The action of the Indiana and Iowa State
conventions and the State Central Democratic
Committee of Florida, 10 favorlDg the nOmi-
natIon OF Greeley and Brown at Baltimore,
has caused great rejoicing among the friends
of the ticket here, who now declare that it
will be approved on the first ballot In the
GRnUQnffNn
meeting here of 'leading Democrats to in.
angurale "bolt" in that event does not seem
to have been very formidable, as 1t was COM
posed of very few, and was quite an informal
affair, and did notincude single member of
Congress. The most bitter opponents of Mr..
Greeley's nomination do not favor bolt from
the convention, and do not know Of single
delegate thus far selected who is Inclined that
way. There are assurances that several West
ern Republican Congressman will declare for
Greeley and Brown after the Baltimore con-
ventlon.
The Men who Want to Dictate the
Nominees Of che Baltimore Conven-
tion.
CINCINNATI, May Is.
The following circular has been sent to about
two hundred prominent gentlemen VINO
favored the original Cincinnati movement:
New YORK, June 6, 1872.
The undersigned desire to have confer
epce of gentlemen who are opposed 10 the
present administration and its continuance In
office, and deem 1t necessary that all the ele.
ments OF the opposition should be united Tor
common effort at lhe coming Presidential
election.
They respectfully invite you to meet mum.
ber OF gentlemen belonging to the different
branches of the opposition at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York, on June 20, at 2. M.,
for the purpose of consultation, and 10 take
such action as the situation OF things may re-
qulre.
Your attention Is. respectfully drawn to the
fact that this invitation Is strictly personal to
yourself, and prompt reply Is earnestly re-
quested. addressed to Henry D. Lloyd, secre-
tary of the committee, P. o. box No. 22O9:
Signed: Carl schurz, Jacob D. Cox, VIM.
Cullen Bryant, Osw. Ottendor(er, ~DaHid-A-
Ia<,. h ri