New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
CAMPAIGN MOVIES.

| Mr.. Daniel Aver, lifelong and influential
Republican of Albany has written letter containing
bitter review of Grants Administration. and warmly
| ndorsing Greeley and Brown
Grant and Wilson Campaign Club was
organized in the XIth Assembly District, last evening,
with the following officers: President, C. d. Van Wag
| ner; Yice-Presidents, Seymour A. Bunce and Jacob
| SchOenhoH; Secretary, A. c. BrunGage; treasurer
! MyIOn j. Frisbie
! Our countrymen residing in the City of
Mexico canvassed about fortnight ago. to aseer
tain their preferences for next President OF the United
States The result was as follows: For u s. Grant 81
against Grant and otherwise uncommlted 6; Tor Gree
ley but unwilling to take political Sides o; for Greeley
| against the field, 81
The Grant Republican State Central Com
mittee met at Leavenworth, Kansas, Tuesday, and
called two State Conventions, TO nominate State
officers and State Central Committee, to be held in
Topeka Sept 4, and the other 10 nominate Congressman
and Presidential electors, to be held In Lawrence the
same date
"LOng John" Wentworth of Chicago, in
campaign speech, made the following trenohant
reference of President Grants peculiarities:
Some years ago President OF the United states did
the unheard-Of thing Of receiving a present When
doing that very thing. When was connected at
time with another institution, and one OF the en-
used my influence to discharge him, and De was dis
charged / made up my mind then That, while Gen
Grant was good soldier, he did not understand Amer
politics. and did not appreciate the dignity OF being
George Washngton's successor.
A confidential circular has been quietly dis
tributed in Cincinnati among Democrats and Liberal Re
pubhcans opposed to the nomination of Mr. Greeley at
Baltimore. The circular has appended, space
being left blank TO be filed by the person distributing IT,
Its exact source not apparent but II Is umoed that
yesterday and 1t is known that have been filled up
directed to BlantOn Duncan Of Kentucky IN Baltimore
Tie circular is marked confidential and Is substantially
a call for boiling Democratic organization should the
National Convention ratify the Liberal nominations
The Liberal Republicans of Philadelphia
opened the campaign at Morton Hall last night Among
the speakers was the Hon. A. X Mcclure, who made a
speech pointed that Of Sumner charging the Adj
mstration with nepotism bribery and corruption. The
Philadelphia Convention ridcued as packed AFFAIR."
consisting only OF pOsmasteTs, Custom house Omclas
and members of the observation-disclosures brigade generally
The action OF the Union League in the Endorsement Oh
Grant rdicued as directly opposed TO- the decision
years ago, not to interfere in politics Senators
Morton and Logan and Others were hereey attacked
Inasmuch as we are sOlemnly assured that
there are no Greeley in Pennsylvania, and that
Gems. Grant and Wilson viii carry the State by from
10000 TO 10000 majority, what does The Wilmington De
gazette mean by saying. An along the border Of Penn
sylvania, hear of Republicans having taken Oek IN
greeley against Grant-men who have heretofore been
the most outspOken Radicals. The following prominent
politicians mentioned as having abandoned HIant
In Chester County-Dr. Frank Taylor, Collector Oh IN,
terna Revenue under Lincoln smedley DARLINGTON Oh
member mem Of Congress John b. Wood Chairman
County Committee. In Delaware Co9ntywSonn H.
Barton Of Chester, ex-meinber OF the Leglsihtuie'
The following private letter from Mr.. Greeley,
written in the dark days OF the war; is made public by
the gentleman TO whom it addressed, Judge Chares
Il. Howell now Of Lch6eld Minnesota, then oil Fohtac
Michigan
OFFIcE OF THE TRIBUNE, NEW YORK, June 20, 1858
MY DEAR SIR: In Gods good time TINS Is 70 nc
OF real freedom, where equal rights ana eqna laws
Danish rebellion treason aud riot ana an ~
kindred dabOisms | hardly hope 10 i've 10 se1 alA =
day. but hope that those who may REMEMBER me VII
ann gone will believe that earnestly tried to hasten us
"oniog YouTs HORACE GREELkr'
In a letter to The Cincinnati Enquirer, MI
G. c. wooey says: " When saw hr' belmont a. No"
York on the sth May, he was 50 ehagrihoo a' N T.
Greeleys nomination that his purpose was not hxed Dut
when State spoke through the Rochester
and when the OF Democratic unanmlty Tor "'eey
and Brown throughout the land was III MS ne
ing he did that which every one must 40 -,
remain within the Democratic ORGANIZATION, Nnoi 10
aid he would yield the action OF the ballnoe Oon
| Sant'on Much instrumentation rs TO ne expected
dining political campaigns but Is passing strange tnat
iourna4s of distinction should cOhunIlly Cn ,n 40
pOlitical bargain and cOrruption upon gehenn VIZ
private life is one OF ackno @ledged nahhoou an" "oO
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