New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
CAMPAIGN NOTES

In response to a call signed By 105 Repub-
Hcans OF Toledo for a Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting Whites Hal, in that city crowded, satur-
dressed by the Hon. J. NJ Ashley and others. Tie
meeting was, in every way, a success
A significant illustration of the strength Of
the Reform movement among the young men Of all
parties is found in the composition Of the Plssac
County delegation TO the Ncw-Jerey Democratic Con-
veuuon OF last week II consisted of "a men' each or
enthusiastic iOr Greeley and Brown.
The President Grant Committee at Washing
ton are using the app auces ol ,le Senate fJlugroom
to wrap mp their campaign documents, which fraued
by Harlan Chandler, and others and sent broadcast
over the country About 2OOlO packages are now
awaiting delivery 90 the m1ls and are composed largely
Gus report OF the Philadelphia % enthusiasm
One of the officers Of the Southern Branch
Of the National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers located at
Hampton Va, it singular fact that ont Of more
than 300 the old disabled volunteer soldiers who in
that Asylum, there are not more than half dozen in
for Greeley and Brown. on the other hand the same
neghbOrhO0d are opposed 10 Greeley and speak Of lin
in a savage manner, but refuse 70 vote for Grant
The Liberal Republican movement is gain
ing strength daily in Connecticut call for a meeting
in Meriden, Saturday night signed by 20 Repub-
Icans, all Of whom the Administration organ Of the city
admits to be respectable citizens The meeting itself
was a success, and organization formed, with W.
". Lee for President and Ira ?. Williams Secretary. An
made and funds collected Tor the prosecution Of the
bury and Mr. sumner Republican candidate for Senator
III the XIIIth District has declared himself Tor Greeley
Col. John L. Rice of Springfield, member
Of the Massachusetts, Grant Republican state Com
mittee, wthdraws from that organization, giving his
reasons in letter published in The SprMate.d Re-
publican - nu D." he says, can longer keep sep
without doing violence 70 my convictions. which would
fao rHffrh ~vrfen arTa
Tde If irs cagr oiI1,vgere Tl11 ,.,re,,t Sf
leadership; more thrift and less conscience. Ohces
mat vas An Qlofv and future that was si hone fe
party has weakly abandoned its mission. The country
cries ont for REFORM the President responds ia feeble
ana uncertain voice Wle ms CHOSEN friends, stl se-
in his favor, below their dissent, and conquer
The Vermont Liberal Republican State Com
nItee has issued nsputing address 10 the Free
men of Vermont" recommending the organization OF
Greeley and Brown Clubs In the several towns and the
early calling Of county conventions for the purpose Of
nominating Liberal Republican Stale ticket The ad-
dress urges upon all 90 be1r m mind that the Liberal
Reform movement Is an earnest one aud means exactly
what It friends claim for tsu honest effort 10 ace
power everywhere Of ability and integrity. WHO will
bring 20 the admnistra l0n Of public affairs virtue ana
"a purity that shall result ia the complete VuCcltOu or
cause ana the greatest good Of the whole people"
Iht committee lhNitc- t"Iit'lonutntt WIN lt- mead
quarters, at che Central House, Rutland Vermont from
all parts Of tine State; aud the announcement oi al local
organizations.
The Hon. Charles r. Buckalew, Democratic
candidate i0r Governor OF Peuusy Iyaua scTenaded
by q large and enthusiastic crowd lu Philadelphia
Wednesday night and delivered able and patriotic
speech upon questions pertaining 10 the interests OF the
state He dwelt especially upon the necessity OF reform
n all departments Of the GOverumcH., aud advanced
most effective such an end, the election
Of only good aud pure men 20 Office II. spoke earnestly
-ust an use OF fraud in elections. and concluded as
follows: Doubt not. wndicvcr srUtrfs may say or
I rnter doubt that. there raj g0f"iumelt or tue
world There is such moral governments aAi To Ih en-
Iahteurd instructed people. tue Lcl should 20 ways be
source Of hope aI1 tul- IatuI I'D tlt ii4Ae-t ipii.
When men lu public Lie susp s"iea Of being evil dnd
Il.Iu.t la1. are enacted a4I l.ae institutions are
piulced with peril and destruction .tt 90 he M relnri
lerrd that there s moral gOtcruucutpI pI tue Wuidahd
bat peopIe tru. % itself rescue DO. freedom, l'
iberrr at i rights from the utmost extremity OF dAh-
5-r Iu,u.r foar friendly -u calat-. uu thr e1e-
I1u. of fl. present year our cau' rItsi. htaHr'dl
o men U0 hlvr 1eu c.a,std WItn rariulA poi ci or
tulf.a3 A ee.. esr. t0 uphold DL. .uIs. ANA u- us
b 0d speed IN tlr good wurt boo which W' i 'nt u.
you rsuGrr tIa' ass-Ir. r-t tnOi WOO tneu'' plt
q Won permit lhn uU.-..' rIl 'r. ln .lN ~,
rll result tr!l1.e .f.s tt| rlieh rI So Ao4 ~
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