New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Gen. Stokes of Tennessee has declared for
Greeley and Brown
Ex-senator Richard Yates is announced as
about 20 take the stump for Grant and Wilson in Illinois
citizen of New-Amsterdam, Ind, states
that bere are 800 Liberal Republicans in that Harrison
County.
Forty-fye Republicans of Homer, n. Y,
khe election OF Greeley and Brown.
Judge Robert J. Acorn nephew of the Sen
saor from Mississippi is about TO take the stump for
Greeley and Brown, III that state.
John Y. Mugridge President of the New
Hampshire State Senate in 1868, thinks Sumner and
Ranks very safe company and therefore, follows them
bntO the Liberal ranks.
The campaign was opened at Hudson, last
might. by a Greeley and Brown ratification meeting,
called by the Liberal Republicans of the city Speeches
were made by Freeman J. Fthian and Montz E,IngeT l
OF city. The City Hall crowded 20 ITS full
capacity and among the officers on The platform were
some OF the mos, prominent Republicans oil CoumDia
County.
Paul Strobach, one Of the Vice-Presidents at
the Philadelphia Convention has appeared in the pleas
sng part Of a spiritual adviser Of the negroes. His
Chrstiau advice" 10 the effect that they put their
am heels cb on fS 1Se 9e'E So @ pow pS bs is S to by Il
gentlemen OF Montgomery Ala Who heafd MN use the
smague II MIR. Paul strObach is a Christian exactly
what a heather might be.
The Liberal Rep blicans of New-Hampshire
have appointed q State Committee of IS, among whom
are Charles H. sanborn Of Hampton Falls; John Greeley
Or of Londonderry; H. Hoyt OF Meredith; L. d. Parker
of Wo. fboro Thomas =. Jones Of COnOocook; s. NJ.
Morse OF Winchester; l. d. Baker Of ClaremOnt; Lemue
j Cooper OF CIQ{ dom stephen Goruo Oh ~ NJ anu anu
G b. Martin OF HinSnd'. WIN the exception Oh lesSIs
Cove Cooper and Baker who acted WIN the LABOR fe
form party the list s composed OF gentlemen SIQ nave
heretofore acted with the hepuDlcah party, d NI5'I
Jones. Morse, and Gordon were members OF Ac Grant
Republican State Central Committee.
A business man writes The TRIBUNE from
a,tYfy,r
the character of Nj David Clark. His letter about the
coiored cadet West Point has interested him, and
will he says convert him from Grantism If he can be
convinced that Mr. Clark is Trustworthy. He will learn
by inquirtns from any Respectable cluzen III HauOid
that Mr Clark II one OF tne most suDsta ctIenS Oh
Ehe place standing well before the public or the en-
IFe state as any man OF MS pOSSo tnaI s
u Proverbal, that hls acquaintance throughout the
Stale extensive, and thar he is as much man TO be
believed as any OF It's citizens.
DR.. Francis Lieber has written a letter de-
canng intention to vote for Grant BE thinks the
f'pecular method Of M. Groeley's nomination at Gin
cunsu "dcpOrabo fact ID the annals Of our coun-
fry" aud the Baltimore ratification " cOncubnaRe
between lRepubhcauism and Democracy" He be-
Heves that Mr. Greeley, if elected, viii make far
worse President than Buchanan and that financial
rum would be inevitable. In conclusion he SAYS: 1--WE
pre tod things ought 10 be forgotten What nave the
R-pubiicans dOnef Has one traitor been uiedi Has
ever people shown such absence of vengeance the
Union people Of the United states nave dOncf H. as
pray God 10 avert the Democrats come IN again under
broelt 10 requires 40 prophet 10 iOctc mat we shall
pee very different spirit on the part OF the victorious
D5mO,.ats."
Two Of the most effective political cartoons
which campaign has thus far produced given in
tbis weeks number Of The Ftrh Arenue Journal One
6s portrait OF Grant Long Branch simply entitled,
O. Tue who is doing Lis best TO defeat Grant," and
the other effective group in illustration Of Senator
COnLuga recent declaration, in his Cooper Institute
speech hat war O mud and missiles has been waged
sor mpIts, truth aud oecency having been driven iar
y' Mr. Greeley is seen in the foreground surrounded
by angry and vOcifCrOus crowd, each hurting mud,
while or two scIapug IN the mlre for more The
atAJu AID expression OF Senators COnkng and Nor
1O3 NJ. Geo. WIN. CJIts, Mr.. Brick POmerOy, Mr..
Ihomas Murphy aud the rest Of the crowd admira
by gwen N terse editorial paragraph The Journal
snuOiYt's thal although uODpOluCa, II VIII occupy no
dO1bu 40 D indifferent position IN the present contest,
WHICH Or regards not much q question OF politics
one Oi pttgIOtism and reunion