The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-20
NUMBER 6.
CAMPAIGN NOTES

W. Irving Squire, a Grant orator in
Alabama, is accompanied 10y u compa-
ny Of United States troops.
Sioux City. Iowa, is proud that I25
Liberal Republicans reside within her
borders.
The latest reIiaIe Oregon adyices
show that State to be for Greeley; dit
to California.
-CoBeaut. Ashtabnla county, Ohio,
numbers lG0 Greeley RepubI leans
among her voting population.
Senator West (RepubIIcan) of
Louisiana, has left New Orleans to take
The stump III Pennsylvania for Greeley.
All the members of the Grant Re
publican town committee of New
Cannsan, Conn, have declared for
Greeley.
Out of 1000 German voters in San
! Francisco. only eighteen would sign
call for a German GTans meeting.
-" The Blantsnt Donkey Conven-
ton y assemblies on the opening day of
the louisville exposition in order to
claim the crowd.
The LitcbfieId Conn., Sentinel
predicts 1880 majority for Greeley in
the Seventeenth senatorial district of
that state in November.
The Buffalo Courier will wager $500
that there are more Liberals iD New
York state than there sre "straights "
in any twenty states.
"A correspondent from Augusta,
Ga, says one-third of the colored vote
in that city and county will be cast for
Greeley and Brown.
Judge Geo. H. Craig, prominent Ala
bama leader of the Republican, party,
u
dega Reporter of the 2lst.
The alledged acceptance by Gen.
Hiliyer of Ben Woods $40 600 bet on
Greeley proves tO have been "A mere
buster. The bet has not been made.
Capt. Yeoman ofFOrt Dodge, Iowa,
one of the officers who captured JEFF
Davis, was the first men in his town 10
declare for Greeley and Brown.
M. X. Estee, late secretary of the
Republican State committee of Califor-
MIA, addresseIa a large Greeley meeting
in San francisco on the l4th inst.
Senator William GWinn says that
in California 10. 600 Republicans who
supported Booth last year viii vote for
Greeley.
In the next congress there will be
seventeen representatives elected at
large in states having more than one
to send.
w. NJ. CUborl, who was in 1865
elected attorney-general of Indiana on
the Radical ticket, Is out in a letter
strongly indorsing Greeley ahd Brown.
in 1865 the electoral college voted
rs follows: Grant 22i, Seymour 73'
A majority of these Identical electors
are for Greeley in the present cam
paigD. The Hon 5. B. Fife, assistant
r mi nn i'm
! Traverse county, Mich, has forwarded
| his resignation and come out fer
Greeley.
Simon Randall, II. Clay Williams,
! and Steven Marston, formerly wheel
| horses of the Republicad party in Eau
! Claire county, Wis, are stumping for
| Greeley.
The chairmen and secretary of the
/ New Bedford, (Mass.) Republican city
| committee. Messrs. Pardon Dsvoil aud
! Benjamie L. Brownwell, have declared
| for Greeley.
A copl-headed correspondent at
/ Ripton, VI. write that at least 10 per
cent OF the Vermont Republicans have
! eone over to Greeley aud twU-tenths
more are in q state of doubt.
The Chicago Tribune says: We
| count more than 100 members and ex-
!
this time acted with the Republican
party and who are now for Gresley's
/ election.
Il. $. WestbrOok, one of the dele
gates to the Grant state convention al
Elmira, from Montgomery county New
York, Tepudiates Grant, and has de
clared his intention To support Greeley
The GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Times pub
lishes a call signed by two hundred and
fUrty-six Republicans of Rock county
for a Greeley mass melting to held IN
that city September IA.
Gen. Robert Il. Van Valkenburg, :
Republican member of congress from
New York during LjncOlu's term, and
afterwards minister to Japan, is now {
citizen of Florida, and was president o.
the Florida Liberal convention.
Gen. r. H. @. Minty, a distinguish
ell Union soldier and leading Republi
can Of New Albany, Ind, declines
pressing invitation TO address a Nash
, Vile Grant club, for the reason that he
prefers Greeley.
The New Haven Register says
1.-THE list of recusants from the Gran
} ranks are pouring in upon Us 50 numeT
? Ously that we are considering the he
cessity of limiting the publication Q
p such reuUuciatiOns to cOlonels, judge
1 Of the higher courts, pGstmasters anr
collectors. This may look like pulling
d in the gaug-plank' before the passen
pers are 'all abroad but it cannot b
helped if we have to make two trips.
In a recent letter the Hon Igna
tius Donnelly expresses himself as fol
, lows on the prospects Of the Libera
ticket in Minnesota; IsinceTlY belieV
, | that the electoral vote of MinnesOt;
, will be cast for Greeley and Brown
In many localities we have from 2
/ to 50 per cent. of the Republican vot
pledged to their support while the Dem
ocrats who will vote for Grant or retus
= To vote at all are as rare a5 white blacl
y birds. Mr.. Greeley is certain to /
o e!ected-not for his sake, but Tor th
sake Of the nation.
1 DRAWN TO THE LIFE.