New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICANS GOING FOR GREELEY.

REPUBLICANS GOING FOR GREELEY.
To the EdttOr OF TAe Tribune
SIR: Mr.. Henry Allen of Mansfield Penn,
comes out with long letter in Forneys fr'ss contra
dieting the statements OF the Hon Henry Hher"o0o III
his letter TO YOU In which be says that onethird OF the
D,uubIi,aDs NJ Tiopa Potter Bradford. and susqre-
HANNA Counties were going for Horace Greeley. Mr
Allen ought to have facilities during the term Of Court
~ "a ont he sentiment Of the people FOR he Is aNyer
OF such magnitude and sucn an efnesV WOr'er' t.'
reo0l nj rms cufv ara AFRAID % put their cases IN MS
hands Tor ear he will work himself 70 dath Az Ieasi
nm is tne construcuon put upon 10; Tor II Is wen
snnygn be never has ANYTHING to do in Court Con-
sequenty he has nothing ~ 30 hut gither th1 upls
~ tbe reore al large which he successfully accom-
Dlishes by talking 10 the Revenue Collector and
tine several POstmasters OF the county, e5
there are about 80 OF tnem in the county ami
oniv one OF them brave enough 10 speak ms
honest mind and declare for Greeley IBIS Is Ihe soce
whence the learned gentleman receives MS nInrhal0h
at only one ont of fftv republicans Il for Greeley
Mr AiGns letter Is also pub sncd m TIE Bi.ra AdeeI1
Ser whose ed tOr-n chief tIe Postmaster 0 T. MIRA,
a. trustworthy information Now, am a drummer and
have Travelled through Jle little ldnlcs - Wen - to
large towns of the said counties, and hnd taaI Ar.
SDerwooIs calculations are altogether too low. There
Is feeling among the people. SLOWLY @ lls suiv3 %
and will surprise our Immaculate President and MS Iot-
in,vers r. II. NJ.
Feusboro, Penn, June 25, 1879.
POLITICS IN TIoGA COUNTY.
To ths Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Liberal Republicans of this place,
learning to-day that Col A. X. Mcclure OF Philadephi
was to ne in town. called meeting OF the dtzans at
Unon Hall for the purpose OF discussing tAe political
issues OF the day. Tie day was intensely warm the
notice was short ana the only in the day that the
Colonel could he with between the hours OF ana
o D. m. yet Notwithstanding this the attendance was
l1rre and a deep interest prevailed throughout. The
meeting was called 90 order by Prof f. A. Aleu- ana
Jud 70 Humphrey OF TiOgl was elected chllInAh COi
McClIrp spoke some threeq rters of an hour in cah
dispassonate manner and frequently ana entllsi-
asicaly cueered TAis the hrst Greedy denonstratou
of the kind IN the county, but II indicates tine eN-
sting feeling. The men who have up 10 th!s time
iIentifed themselves with the Liberal Republican
movement In this among our most inndentla
ci zens. Il is nc least somewhat -nraut wien such
men as Jud-e Humphrey ana Cot. Johnson on i5sa lh5
Hon :. g. L Lott, CXmemheT OF the Leglsdthrt' anu
lots Alien ana Yerr of tne state Normal school, are
found i'm tie movement AZ this stage 0i the campaign
il il impossible to state what will be the eh5c upon tne
masses of The intelligent thinking people composing MS
the OG WlmOt Congress District BIL Wnen the honlIA
mons are fully made, ami party lines drawn Non may
look for changes that viii tell learIuy hphh t"oe 10
force upon bad nominations for the nlest ouc- III
our State HartF-nts defeat s crIcIa4l cu1Cedeo lh
tfls sec.iOn rIc Democracy IN TN, codn} are uhtl
,,..,,- f,,r ne Cfroiun4fi demonstration. A.. +.
MGaSrieid, IiOgd County Pt., june 20 1872.