The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-08-01
Greeley. Republican suppors.

The following extracts will shed some
light ON this matter, about which there
is naturally considerable anxiety: .
Ex-Mayor Coddington. the Hon. William
Henry Gale and Joel Wilson. president of
the Savings bank of Railway, are among
the many Greeley Republicans in Jersey
City.
At the initial meeting of the Meriden.
Conn, Greeley club "A German speaker said
that out at 50 German Republicans i'm the
town not more than dozen would support
Grant.
FoRT SCOTT Kansas, July 1.-THE Fort
Scott Monitor the leading Republican
newspaper in Southern Kansas, huists the
Greeley flag Tomorrow. Hon. a. Minlowe
a member OF the Republican Central Com
mittee, will be its political editor.
a Liberal of La Crosse, Wisconsin, writes
that nearly halt the Republicans OF that
city are Greeley men, aud that the Balti-
more nominees viii get a majority of from
400 To 600 in November. La Crosse gave
Grant majority of 100 in 1865.
G l.. A. c. .bcock of Canton. Fulton
county, Illinois, who was four wears chair
man OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee, aud who now for Greeley, is urged
To accept the certainty of an election to
Congress in the Ninth district.
The Oshkosh, Wis, Times says that over
100 Republican votes ia that town are COM
United To the Baltimore ticket.
The Portland Argus regards "the question
that Maine will 2o for Greeley aud Brown
as settled aud says IL has information
which leaves no doubt upon that point.
From tie Minneapolis (Minnesota) Pioneer
And now there is emusic in the air. ut
Republican headquarters. The Republican
City Committee. composed of Messrs. Daniel
Bassett, &. J. Pillsbury, George +. Town
send. John Orth and {. G.. Nanstrum, is
~Greeley" mp to the eyes. The four first
named are open and ardent supporters of
honest Horace. have SO expressed themselves
and MesSrs- Bassett, Pillsbury and Town
send rendered their designations yesterday,
Mr.. Orth's resignation will follow, leaving
Mr.. Vanstrum 10 retail the Grant business.
A farmer in Monticello, Iowa, writing to
a Chicago commission merchant, says:
This town gave 300 majority for Grant;
it will now give Greeley majority"
The Springfield Republican reports that
Greeley's strength in Massachusetts is al
ready most developed in the rural towns
west OF Worcester.
Dudley p. Ely, Republican Mayor of
South NOrwalk, Conn, has declared for
Greeley and Brown, and has organized
Greeley and Brown campaign club.
ID. S. Freeman of SmithpOrt Pennsylvan-
ia, a Grant elector for the Fifteenth. district,
sent in his resignation as elector, on Tues
day, and will support Greeley.
Pinchback, Lieutenant Governor, and
Campbell, State Senator. of Louisiana, here
Gofore understood to be supporters of Grant,
have come out in support of Greeley.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly has written let
ter declining the Republican nomination
for Congress in the First district of Mime
sofa, and announcing his adherence TO
Greeley and Brown.
Sanguine Liberals down in Rhode Island
claim that the State will 90 for Greeley and
Brown. The State goes pretty much as
Sprague says, and Salmon T.. Chase is his
father-in-law.
One of the Grant electors in Southern
Indiana having resigned his position and
entered actively into the campaign for
Greeley, the Laporte, Ind, Argus now re-
ports that another elector on the Grant
ticket in the northern portion of the State
is about To follow suit, and has already told
his friends that he prefers Greeley to Grant.
Major III. Nj. Peters declines the Republic
can nomination for clerk of the circuit court
of lroquois county, HIS. because lie cannot
supp Irt the head of the ticket. Grant. He
deems it privilege and duty to vote for
Greeley. The postmaster mt Watseka, who
refuses to print Major Peters letter. strong
" insists that there are no Greeley men in
lroquois county.