The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-13

again, alleging a. HIS reasons the usual cheap clap
trap about Patriotism" ian old general 1.-THE
s e e sny Sss nave Ss
least to do with him will como or besk lsfu
Colonel Chandler, who has been absent nom his
post nearly two weeks resumes to-day, having re-
absence the business has been carried on by Mr..
ans %so
took on active interest In the work Of the commit
The Il" following o, Visitors called during the day.
John p. Pabmeau, New York; Eugene Shea, New
York; Hon. William Mckinley and John A. Watson,
Thomas, Ataiania' and Hon. Henry wilson. Mass -
The Democratic headquarters.
The Democratic Headquarters at the spinger
House had more visitors than any OF the political
centres and the chairman secretary and clerks
were more actively engaged. Major Banks returned
rom Long Branch in the morning, looking hale and
hearty from his days rest and Immediately plunged
into the mass OF correspondence which lay upon the
table. oas 1esff. efff a f..sa a,-. f,,.,..9
The mail from Maine was more than usually en-
couraging, reporting great liberal demonstrations
In all parts OF the old Pine State. An imposing 0va-
ton Ia to be rendered to Senator Sumner at Port
land, provided the distinguished Senator accepts
the invitation which is to be rendered to him
Dy principal citizens, including Major Bran. Great
enOrts are to be made TO induce the Massachuset it's
Senator to make some campaign speeches before
the eiectiOn, Ms name Deln1 power In the state.
The enthusiasm for the liberal ticket Is ON the In
crease, and n the advces can be relied upon there
is charming prospect OF sweeping triumph in
t0n to speak In Portland General Chamberline
will preside at the demonstration In his honor.
From Georgia reports come that the reported
democratic dfsaffectiOn has been grossly exagger-
ated by the republican politicians and newspapers,
that It has no real strength and Is dying natural
death. The largest meeting that has ever taken
pace in Georgia was held at Savannah night or
two ago. In ratification of the Baltimore candidates
1t was addressed by the Hon. Eli Shorter and other
distinguished democrats and was in every respect
attendance and speaking-a great success.
conference with Mr.. Schcll and Major Banks. BY
invitation he Is to address meeting on Wall street
some day next week, probably Tuesday, on the is
sues OF the day, more particularly the foreign and
financial policy Of the government. He Ia to take
the stump In Maine afterwards where he IL wanted
Dy the nDeral republicans, who have sent numer-
Gus applications for his services. He thinks that
the success OF the liberal republican ticket will be
complete In November in most Of the New England
| States. In New Hampshire the detection Of the
Hon. f. H. Rollins from the Grant and Wilson ranks
virtually settles the election and the State
for Greeley and Brown. The influence OF Mr.
Rollins carried the State for the republicans Las
| Spring, and his desertOn Of Grant is the mos
serious blow the cause could receive in the Granite
( State. General Banks declines to say anything
about the feeling In Massachusetts,, alleging as hi
| reason that he has not spoken to q dozen prOmi
nent men In the State since he published hi
| letter.
| A number OF other visitors called, incudin,
Saunders, the colored Maryland man, but nothing
else OF interest was elected further than has beef
given.