New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Hon. w. +. Havemeyer has written a
letter to Gen. DIX expressing satisfaction at the atters
nomination for Governor and applying the elegant name
of 4" Greeley junk shop" to the Liberal party.
The meeting of the Democratic and Liberal
Republican Conference Committees of Louisiana has
been postponed until the arrival of the country members
summoned to meet early this week. conference
of the Pinchbaek and Customhouse Reppoheans, WIN
the view of uniting the state anu electoral ueAeS WI"
take place Tuesday next
Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise of Virginia has writ
ten letter 10 Gen. Early, which is published in Ihe
Lieh5urg Vtrginian wherein he denies that he is in
favor of Grant, declaring that he cannot support either
Greeley or without being renegade 10 his own
faith feelings. He expresses his dsapprova OF te
Louisville Convention, since il can have no hope OF
the election of Democrat and the only construction as
to motive will be that is OF was intended TO divide
the opposition to Grant"
The latest game of the RenominatiOnsts is
to coin story of prominent accession to the ranks
of Reform say that THE TRIBUNE has made the claim,
and then prove that the accession has not occurred The
most recent instance OF this petty fasehood we nave OD
served is in The Meriden Comm Daily Republican,
which, with some show of imagination, eorrects an al
legged story in THE TRIBUNE that Orson W. stow OF
Piantsve was President OF Greeley Club IN SOUTH
ingtOn OF course, THE TRIBUNE made no SUCH state
ment.
According to that amazing organ of the Re-
nomination party Rhode Island, The Providence Jour
nal there Liberal Republicans in that State Ac
cordng TO fact the following some Of the prominent
men in that small but exceedingly active Common
wealth who repudate Grant and ndorse Greeley: Sen
ator william sprague exGOv James Y. Smith, Thomas
A. DOYLE Mayor OF Providence; ex-senator Thomas Da-
Wis ex- Mayor Amos G. Barstow, Jabez C. Knight, A. b.
Dixie and the Hon. Sydney Dean, editor VI The Prort
denee Press.
There was to have been "a German Grant
meeting in San Francisco the evening Of the 10Th
inst And should have been good rousng one, II The
San francisco Post right saying, The business OF
the Mint Custom house, and PostOfice has wellnigh
come to a standstill account of pressing their EN-
poye into the service OF hunting German voters who
will support Grant. Money has been most lavshy ex
nended and according To The Post. the German et-
zeus OF San Francisco have been vastly amused at the
desperate efforts OF the Administration managers"
Peope were TO have their expenses paid TO ttend the
meeting coming all the way for that purpose from Oak
land Vallejo, Petaluma, and San Jose.
The Cattaraugus Union gives the following
as a few Of the Liberal Republicans in that county who
support Greeley and Brown: Norman M. Allen, State
Senator Chairman OF the Board Of Supervisors. and
member of the late Constitutional Convention David
III Boles member of the Commission to Revise the state
Constitution and exCounty Judge John z. Darling ex
state Senator and exCharman of the Board OF super
yisors; Chauncey j. Fox, exState Senator two terms
George Van Campen, member OF the late Constitutional
Convention; Enos c. Brooks, Colonel 64th Regiment N
VS. w. and ex-County Clerk; David Carpenter, Super
visor OF the town OF Farmersvie for number OF years.
8 q Marsh, ex-Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors,
exsupervisor and OF the foremost business men in
the county,