The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03
CamDaiCu Notes.

GEN. LOGAN, of Illinois, addressed a large
Republican gathering at Omaha, Nebraska, on
Friday evening
AT Republican meeting i'll Nashville, on
Friday evening, speeches were made by Col
Mullens, OF Bedford, and Col w. T. Prosser,
of Nashville
HORACE GREELEY's march is advertised by
New York publisher. 1t bears resemblance
to Jordan Is Hard Road to Travel"
IHE Bourbon Democrats, of Oregon, pro-
pose to send delegates to the Louisville Con
vention.
The Daily News, uIt secession Democratic,
at Los Angeles, California, repudiates the
Baltimore nominations.
General Porter promises shortly to make
stump for Grant.
THE Republicans OF Minnesota are working
quietly organizing Grant clubs. Many Demo
Gratis are joining.
A CONFERENCE of anti-Greelev Democrats
was held III Richmond, Va, ON Wednesday at
which Hon. James Lyon and j. Harmon Til
man were present.
AN immense Republicans mass meeting was
held at Bloomington, on Saturday. Ex-Gov.
oGlesby and Gen. Beyeridge were the pIinc,-
pal speakers.
THE Republicans of Andrew Co.. Missouri.
held ratification meeting in Savannah ON
Saturday. Speeches were made by Hon J. G.
Parker, JEFF. Chandler and others. There
was large attendance and great. enthusiasm.
AFTER one hundred and three ballots. the
Republican, Convention of the Eighth Con
greSsional District OF Illinois, nominated Col
Greenbury l.. Fort. of Lacop Marshall county
eH-State Senator, etc, Tor Congress,
VIM. DEAN, chairman of the Democratic State
COMMITTEE, of North Carolina, publishes a card
announcing his resignation Of that position. on
account OF the nomination of Greeley, and saws
he is ready to help form straight Democlat
ticket.
OKEY JOHNSON, who addressed meeting at
Clarbsburg, West Virginia, IN favor of Gree
bitterly demolished by Hon. j. Davis, the pres
ent Congressman from that district, who took
bold ground against Greeley and the new con-
stitutiOn.
A REPUBLICAN mass meeting was held in
Rochester on Tuesday evening The audi
ence was an extremely large one MANY being
compelled to leave for want of room Judge
George w. Rawson presided. Wadford made
brilliant speech on the character of Presi-
dent Grant. Judge Lawrence delivered a
stirring speech.
IHE Greeleylte ratification pOwwow at Nc
Gregor,on Monday evening, which was herald
ed III their usual grand loquent style, high
sounding phrases, etc, prepared with much
labor, was quite a fizzle ouly ninetv-six bv
actual count, being present, half of whom
were Grant Republicans.
SENATOR ALLISON, of Iowa III response to
q serenade at Dubuque, on Thursday evening
made an eloquent speech, iudorsing the ad-
minlstratlon of Grant, picturjng in glowing
terms the future of the Republican party and
pfophesNiug Its sure success III the corning
campaign. The crowd dispersed with three
cheers for Grant and Wilson and the Phila-
delphIa platform, and another for the honor
able Senator.
A GRANT AND WILSON ratification meeting
was held at Erie, Pa, IN "Wednesday evening.
which III point of numbers exceeded the
Greeley meeting of Saturday night six to one
considerable number of those who took part
III the Greeley meeting have since declared
for Grant The only Democratic paper IN the
county has not Vet hoisted Greeley name 1t
bitterly opposed his nomination.
POLITICIANS arriving from New England
bring information that the report OF Buffers
activity Tor the GoVernorship il true and J,or-
ing Is to he quoted by Butler leaving the Es-
sex Congressional district open The contest
Tor Wilson'S place, Butler thinks VIII engage
the attention of most of the other prominent
competitors. But his friends say that if he
succeeds IN securing the governorahip. he
may then enter the list for the senatorshin
aISa.
IHE New York Commercials Canadian cor
respondent is responsible for this: g Hon
VIM. A Dart, General Grants Consul General
OF canada, was thrown into a high state of ex-
citement by some Yankee politicians, who
came over from Clinton county, New York
they sad Mr.. Greeley's chances had inCreas ed
one hundred per cent. during the last twenty
days. "A bundled per cent? Why. how !
asked the Consul General-a good deal AMI
tated, as he bit the ends of his silver whskcrs
We'll, YOU see. Mr.. Dart replied the friend
when Mr.. Greeley was nominated there was
but ono damned fool III the whole county vino
was III favor of hin-and now it turns out that
he has influenced his vacilating hired man to
go the same ticket, and I'm bowed If there
amt two of en-
MEMBERS of the Democratic Committee in
Washington are greatly dissatisfied with that
part of Mr.. Greelcy's New York speech where
lie affirmed that he was much Il Republican
as ever. This they ragard as very indiscrect
and calculated to lnjUrC him with Democrats,
While his further declaration that he regarded
them as much Democrats as ever Will lniure
HIM with Republicans. The speech of GTatz
Brown at New Haven, members of the COM
mlttee consider as sure to do great harm bv
the parallel 1T suggests with Andy johnson
efforts while swinging round the circle. as well
as his inauguration address, The private
OPINION III the committee is understood to be
that both Greeley and Brown had better be
kept as still as possible during the campaign.
The London journals comment as follows
on the nomination of Greeley by the Balti-
more Convention:
The Advertiser co.feases that lis svmpatbies
are entirely with. Greeley as a new spaper
man.
The Post declares that such fragrant de,iultio
al dbSi1ddnl VIII largely tend to bring out the
abandonment OF system whereby the people
of America have SO long been deprived of all
real choice for their Presidents.
Tie Telegraph styles Greeley "a political
Weather-cock, and says: "As a Democrat
supported by the South, he is eu,leavoring to
unseat the General who saved the Union"
The Standard thinks Greeley would not be
0n eligible candidate were it not for his cleo
tloneerlng strength. He Is az honest as a par
tIsan can be, and he shows occasional glimpscs
OF rough goodness !; but he il violent in dispo-
s,tlon, without a regular education and de
VOID of experience III the administration of
public affairs. In TACT he is a respectable vco-
man OF the last generation, Although Greeley
Is inferior to Adams, he is not Inferior to Grant
We don't believe, if he is elected his subor-
dinates will be appointed from the Tribune
Office,
A Cope head Snake i'm a J.ady's Clothes.
From the Chilicothe (O.) Advertiser.
A few days since. Mrs. Sarah Me