Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-10-05
Ght 4ibrral Republifan. II.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, OCT. 5
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Vile few days ago, was attended
by only one hundred and fifty persons.
" Grant stock is about played out In
this once stronghold of Republicanlsm.
Let it be remembered that there is
Liberal Republican Club here OF $50
every one of whom voted tor U.
S. Grant in 1868. This city is not
the only place hereabout where the
Liberals will show great strength on the |
day of election the farmers are aroused |
and, on the day of election, will poll a
vote for the election of Greeley and
Brown that will astonish our friends
and mortify our enemies"
John A, Logan spoke at
Danyille Ii. on the l1th inst. BY
actual count, the procession as formed
to escort the speaker to the fairgrounds
consisted of twenty mounted Tanners,
two wagons, one carriage, and eight
marshals. This was the more mortify-
ing, as when Logan spoke here in 1866
and 1868, it was conceded by all parties
that the largest crowd assembled that had
ever been got together in this county
But Johns influence is gone here. We
almost certainly count upon zoo
Liberal Republicans in this county !;
md. with the GRANTEES who will not
support J. C. Short, numbering two
hundred,-we have hopes of electing
Joseph B Mann to the Senate, although
this Senatorial District has always
been largely Republican. Old YER
million will do her whole duty in
November.
The Liberal mass meeting at Peoria
was q grand success. In the afternoon
Senator Trumbull and Hon. O'Brien
spoke to a crowd of at least eight
thousand people. At night, grand
torch light procession. two miles long
paraded the streets with four bands of
music and several companies handsomely
uniformed. Speeches were made by
Hon. Martin Shallenberger and Hon.
T.W, Dawes from one stand, and by
Hon. Edward Rummell and Captain
DiIger from another. The latter
gentleman spoke in German. The
meeting was grand success in every
respect. Put the Ninth District down
as all right, and Peoria County down
as one thousand majority for Greeley
and Brown.
There is no Grant and Wilson Club in
Elgin, Illinois. One was organized
but died. The Greeley men are ag~
gressive and confident and hope for a
favorable result in their efforts to defeat
Hurlbut. q
Washington, Sept. IA despatch
received here from South Carolina, to-
day, signed by prominent Grant man,
who is now stumping that State,
indicates that the Democrats, with the
Moses wing of the Republicans, had
united, and would support Greeley and
Brown for President, and Moses for
Governor. The despatch says that the
OraDgeburg Times, leading Demo.
cratic organ, hoists tle Greeley ticket,
in conjunction with Moses or regular
Republican ticket. This, should it
prove true, will unquestionably give the
State to Greeley and the Moses ticket.
The Times Grant organ of
Ieayenworth, Kansas, supports Walker,
the Liberal Democratic capdidate for
Governor of that State.
OF the Grant electors of Illinois in
1868, the following have declared for
Greeley and Brown: Gustavus Koener,
James Mccoy, Thomas G.. Frost,
Samuel G Parks, and John d. Strong.
Ofthe others, two are dead, one is in
Germany, two are nutral, and FIVE, all
othce-holders, support Grant.
Mr.. David Clark of Hartford, writes
in sangulne mood to Middle Had
dam friend: Five thousand Repub.
licans.i in this State are with you and me
in this movement,and we add more than
100 to the roll daily. We shall carry
this State by more than 10000 major
ity.
There are 460 Greeley Republicans
in Auburn, New York, the home OF
Mr., Seward
George w. Carter, the anti-War,
mouth Speaker of Louisiana Legislature
in last Winters imbroglio, writes to the
St. LOUIS Republican that, all the Lou
isiana factions being now consolidated
within the rival lines of Greeley ard
Grant the Liberal State Ticket will be
successful by handsome majority.
We clip the following from the DEM
eGratc Era
Grant was caught in a fib " when
he denied that he tried to bribe Schurs
and other Senators to favor his San Dos
mngo. annexation scheme, by the pub
iication of Pleasonton's letter. Henry
Wilson has also been convicted of tell,
Ing another " flo 10 the matter of his
past record and Know Nothing prociv~
tiles. With these two men on the
presidential ticket, RadicaIism still
claims. to be an honest and truthful
party There Ia either m,stakon