The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29
Northern Republican, for GrecIel
THE TIDE ROLLS ON.

Three members of the Grant New Hamp
shire Republican State Central COMMITTEES
have repudiated Grant, and are now mem
bers OF the Greeley Republican State Com
mittee. Their names are >. Nj. Morse, Thos
b. Jones and stephen Gordon.
The Auroro Volksfreund, the only Ger.
4 man paper in the fourth Illinois Congress
sional district, comes out for Greeley and
Brown and the entire State Ticket.
| Charles F. Wadsworth. OF Gennessee, son
/ OF the late Gen. Wadsworth, has gone into
! the cam aign for Greeley with a zeal that
will be felt in Western New York.
Mr. T. RoIlin, chairman of the Granite
State Executive committee in New Ham D.
| shire, has united his political fortunes with
| the friends of Greeley and good government
f. Billingfelt, for the last eight years the
! Republican State Senator from Lancaster,
| Pa, refuses TO support Hartranft for Gov
ernor, and has been ruled of the course for
a denomination by the CamerOn-Grant ring.
Robert Krum, a Republican member OF
the New York State Constitutional Con-
veution in 1867, and the leader of the Re
publican party in ScholIarie county, has re.
pudiated Grant and taken the stump for
Greeley.
Samuel }. Randall reports the enthusiasm
for Greeley in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Unprecedented, SO far as the West is con-
cerned, Cameronian rings and Hartranft
spectators will be buried out of sight.
OF the Iowa Grant committee, twelve In
number, TWO have gone over to Greeley, and
a third is claimed. They are X. w. Hum
phrey, of Floyd county; j. l.. Clark, of
Decatur, and ut is sald) b. +. Cue, of Web
ster.
We have information that Robert G. De
Large, one of the colOred Republican con-
gressmen from South Carolina, has written
a letter, which will soon be published, in
favor OF Mr.. Greeley for President. Judges
Willard and Graham, Republicans of South
Carolina, are also reported to be for Greeley
Over 1000 Republican in Steuben county,
n. Y, fepudiate Grant and will vote for
Greeley and Brown. This is one-quarter of
Grants vote in that county in 1868, and Sc
cures majority of 800 in old Steuben for
Greeley and Brown in November.
Hon. NJ. Nj. Ester late Secretary of the
Republican State Committee addressed
large Greeley meeting this evening.
The Greeley revolt is destined to carry
all before it in New Hampshire. The
Portsmouth Times says: eff Greeley gains
from the Republican ranks III other parts of
the State as he will in this city and county,
he will carry New Hampshire by from
5000 to 10000 majority"
Ex-Mayor Briggs (Republican,) OF Ro-
chester, supports Greeley and Brown.
The Saratoga Democrat claims 1000 Re
publican supporters of Greeley in that
county.
Three members of the Grant Cortland
County Republican Committee have de-
clared for Greeley,
Seven of the delegates to the last Grant
State Convention at Elmira have already
declared for Greeley.
Spotted Tail, Colonel Mosby, and the
London Times have declared for Grant.
Two OF these have no vote.
The Postmaster of West Camden, Oneida
county, Thomas w. Mckee, declares his in
tention TO support Greeley.
George A. Deming, the present Republi-
can County Treasurer of Monroe county,
advocates the election of Greeley.
f. w. Packard, President of the Grant
club in Munda, Livingston county, in 1865,
has taken the field for Greeley
b. t. Kneeland, Republican Supervisor
of the town of Portage, Livingston county,
has taken the stump for Greeley.
A letter from Columbus, Ohio, says /:
assurances are given that in every town
ship in the county, the accessions TO Gree
ley now equal 10 per cent. of the Republic
can party vote. By the day Of the election
it will be largely Increased"
A. j. Swift, a prominent lawyer, and
Chairman of the Republican County Com
mittee of Allegany, and Charles Guilford,
a Republican Supervisor of the town of
Cuba, have declared for Greeley and Brown
and are organizing a club.
Moses III. Grinnell is strongly in favor of
Greeley and Brown. He expresses an abb
ding faith in their election.
Eighty Republicans in the town of Weth-
ersfeld, Wyoming county, have signed
call for Greeley and Brown meeting.
The entire population of Isle, Broome
county, New York, with one or two excep-
tions, is said to be for Greeley and Brown.