New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
DRIFT OF THE PRESS.

The Spring Lake (Mich.) Independent sup
ports Greeley and Brown.
The SaadaSky Ohio Telegram IS the name OF
a new Greeley and Brown paper
A new Greeley and Brown paper, The NeTs,
has been issued at Middetown, N. 7.
The Oberlin (0hio) NeC Era came out for
Greeley and Brown, last Wednesday.
The Adair County Register of Iowa, has gone
under new management, and declares for Greeley and
Brown
The Verona Gazette, Lawrence County, Mo-,
has just started in the world, flying the Greeley and
Brown flag
The Waltham Sentinel, the Republican paper
NJ the home OF Gen Banks has followed him in desert
ing Grant and declaring FOR Greeley.
That tremendously loyal" organ, The Proct-
dence Journal has found what is the matter with
Senator Sumner. He is mad
The Port JerUis On. " Tri-States Union pub
fishes call for meeting for the purpose of organizing
Greeley and Brown Club The call is signed by ie7 Re-
nubcaus Many others IN the vicinity ara in favor Of
the but object 10 signing their names Tor Tea
sons satisfactory 10 themselves
"Now that Gen. Banks has gone over to
the enemy says The Cincinnati Commercial "Of course
he never was any accountable quite as worthless
indeed as Salmon P. Chase, Horace Greeley, Lyman
rrtImbu Carl SchurZ. or Charles sumner. o. Z; Moi
ton Ben Butler and Simon Cameron are the real pat
OF greatness and true denYerers OF sOuna doc
trine."
The Philadelphia Press thinks that Summers
letter TO Blaine proves Senator's resolueness in his
recent action, well the keenness OF his rhetoric
The Springfield Republican says: at is playful TO 3
tigersh degree and loses nothing by IT, The squareness
with which the Senator meets and denoshes
makes his letter Of the most TONIC productions
many provocatOns Like Blanes 20 bring Mr. sumner on
70 the stump"
The Helena Gazette, Montana Territory, stakes
its Office against Office OF The Helena Herald estimat
ing its own as worth oOo Major Martin Masinnis
will defeat VIM H. Cagett delegate TO Congress. The
Gazete argues that, II Grant In the ascendant and
Clagett Is elected there will be further need OF a
Democratic organ while II. ON the contrary Greeley
proves popular and Magnns Is elected ia Repub-
can rival would do we'll 20 retire from the neld To use
its words We want their Office, II we win II we
lose. willing that they should have ours"
What is thought of Mr.. Greeley in financial
circles abroad appears from article recently published
in the OeeOaoist of Frankfort
That Journal said AS regards rectitude
and honesty he irreproachabie only few attempts
been made his opponents durings the present
have failed" If Mr. Greeley should be elecIed there
would be at the head OF the United states man with
hom danger Of official corruption. which has hth-
erto been menacing, will no longer 30 imminent
The Norfolk Vlginian does not believe much
of the babble about the politicians nominating Mr.
Greeley IL saysi For the chances OF this success MI
Greeley indebted 70 the people, and 10 any one who
may hint that he owes anything 70 the politicians,
like English actor. 10 may be said when told that
certain lord had praised him, D-n his lordship
Sir the pit at mo The pit has risen al Mr. Greeley
proya and they are willing 20 watt for him speak aud
10 write "a them and for them until ne rOn0uDces Ills
inaugural from the Capitol"
According to The Philadelphia Press Grant,
the following Republican journals In Pennsyvana OPP
pose Hartranft The Doyiesoca bsteHi9eAeer DeIaare
Republican, seranios Republican, Hoaesdas Citizen,
Do,oaia0toioa Journal Cotesgie UHlOi Aoehacsbarg
JegRa, Hsslsagdeg Gloos, Laeassr kx0fess. Lancaster