New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


The XIIth Assembly District Grant Club met
at No 70 Avenue d, last evening, and made arrange
ments for raising Grant and Wilson banner next week.
The XIIth Assembly District Union Repub-
lcan Association met at No 81 Avenue ID, last evening
John Duke presiding and changed its name to that of
Liberal Republican Association OF the XlIth Assembly
District"
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
formed at No 2s4 Broome-s in the Eighth Ward, last
evening, by the election of the following olcers Presi
f. EDernardti Secretaries, VIM owens and James
j. Mcguire.
The names of Greeley ard Brown appear on
the aDsparencies IN front of the headquarters OF the
National Democracy Association at No 80 Unons1uare
and the members lncluolng the non b,hamih i Moou
Ex- Recorder James NJ. Smith, John McCOOl, Jacob
Cohen and others are making preparations iOr the CAM
paign.
A meeting of the Ninth Assembly District
Young Mems Grant Republican Association, was held
last evening at Greenwich Hail. al Hudson and Chris
topher-sts Richard NJ Collard president Francis Lam
bert addressed the meeting denOuncing the Liberal Re
publican party and the Cincinnati nominees.
Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, has
written letter TO Col MOsby declaring his opposition 10
both Grant and Greeley and bis intention to vote for
neither He prefers the electon OF Grant, ana WISHES
the Democracy suffer this end to be accomplished by
remainng passive.
William Murrill, a member of the louisiana
State Central Committee Of which Mr. Packard is the
chairman arrived in Washington yesterday, from New
Orleans on his way to Long Branch TO see President
Grant business connected with party affairs III Lous
ana
The Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore
Railroad Company will issue round trip tickets for the
Baltimore Convention from NewYOfk at So from Phila
delpha a. and from Wilmington, Del, 50 co. good to Bal
the 9TH, Sh, and 9th, returning from the 10Th
to the 18th Of July.
The following dispatch was received in this
city last evening from Merden Conn: "There is an i'm
mense gathering here OF the friends Of Greeley and
Brown Gen. Fitzpatrick is now speaking. Cheer upon
cheer go up on bis welmade points The soldiers are
in great numbers and are awake 70 e Issues OF the
{" Member of National Liberal Republican Committee for
Connecticut"
The Hon. George w. Julian has written
letter TO The Indianapolis Sentinel, posponng for the
presept all but few of his engagements to speak during
the campaien in various parts Of Indiana account OF
the feeble condition Of his health He says he VIII test
his powers by speaking during the rt hall OF July III ms
own county after which he hopes to be able TO arrange
other work.
Mr.. n. HYATT, editor of The Waterloo On. W
Obserrer has a trip through Yates, Schuyler
and Chemung Counties and thus gives the results OF his
observations While away took some pains TO as
certain the feeling OF the people on ne Cncha noiD
nations Somewhat to our snrprlse tne uaJorty Q,
were very decided aud enthusiastic In indorsns Greeley
and Brown"
Judge r. +. Paine of Cleveland, Ohio, at the
request OF large number OF prominent Republicans,
has consented for Congress the XXth Ohio Dis
trict In his letter he places himself squarey the
Cincinnati platform with these words: without re-
nonncing nv former political views but with them
nlace myse on the platform OF the Liberal Republican
party recently adopted at Cincinnati and shall support
its nominees"
Solon johnson, the cOlored Conservative of
Virginia writes as follows in letter TO The Richmond
Enouirer "Our country may become, by the election OF
Greeley and Brown really what it is now only In name
the United States America. II cannot be done In my
opinion under continuance OF the present Admlnistra
tion I am sure I speak adyisedly when say that
lsr0e proportion OF the cOlOred men Of virginia take
similar view Of the situation. They see In the new move
ment promise OF more kindness and less prescription;
more charity and intolerance; more love ana less
hatred more OF the sunshine OF temporal prosperity
and less of the cold twilight OF povertys hard struggle
The editor of The Springfield Republican has
had conversation with clergyman recently returned
from Michigan In which the following interesting slate