New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats o.
Oskalooza Iowa. will hold Union RatiiicatiOn meeting
next Saturday
Last Thursday night the Liberal Repub-
licans and Democrats of schuyers'D Tile, N ~ formed
Greeley and Brown Club
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF
Morayia which was organized last Thursday evening
numbers over 100 members.
| A spirited Greeley and Brown meeting was
held at Platsmouth Neb., the nth nst ana 100 sig
natures Of those who will support the Liberal uoke'
were obtained Immediately.
The Liberal Republican Club of Honesdale,
Pa was organized on the 10Th instant AZ least one
half OF the Republican voters OF the borough IL ~ sau
| concur heartily In tho movement.
| The Young Mems Democratic Greeley Club
OF Lexington, KY has dropped from Its title the word
Democratic" and will hereafter admit TO its member
snip all who subscribe to the Cincinnati platform
The name of DR.. Theodore Roth, an old line
Democrat OF influence and standing accidentally
omitted from the report OF the meeting which formed
the first German Greeley and Brown Club in Philadel-
| phl, Oh the 10Th inst
| Extensive preparations are making for a
boldt Kan on the 27th. Ex-senator T.. c. Ross, Gen.
". C. BLAIR Gov g. j. Crawford, Judge H. G, McComas.
the Hon; Mark ]. Parrott, and exGov. Robinson are
| among those who are expected to speak
| The Liberal Republi cans of Freehold, N. j.,
met last Friday, and passed resolutions calling grand
meeting Of the Liberals Of Monmouth County to bo
held next Saturday The leaders in the movement are
old Republicans and they think the county will give the
Liberal ticket majority Of 1900 next November.
The call for ratification meeting in sup
port Of the Cincinnati and Baltimore Nominations in
Codwaer Mich, signed by So citizens Of whom 2s
have heretofore voted the Republican ticket and YOted
for Grant In 1868 1t is estimated that 200 Repuocan IN
this town of 5000 Inhabitants Will vote for Greeley ana
Brown
About 5000 people assembled on Lacka-
wannaave, in Scranton Penn. last night TO witness
the raising of large Greeley and BOwn flag. Speeches
were made by the Hon. George Corey, Robert II. Nc
Kune DR.. Stevens j. b. Adams, and Others Inc men
ton OF Mr. Greeley's name Va' received WIN Gu
thusiasm
OF the 200 Republicans OF Warren, Worcester
County Mass have declared for the Liberal ticket
and is thought from 30 to 40 percent OF the Republican
vote will be cast for Greeley and Brown. The Democrats
are unanimous In their support OF the Baltimore Con-
vention. Greeley and Brow' Cluo was formed In the
town last Saturday.
Ogdensburg, n. Y, has a Young Mems
Greeley and Brown Club formed the 10th inst. In
answer to the assertion OF he Ne York Times, that
more than 100 Democrats" OF that place openly de-
nounce the Baltimore candide,' core spOndent chal
enges The Times 20 produce the name OF single 'Oer
for SOY mOur who VIII vote iG Grant
A preliminary organization of the Liberal
Republicans was effected in Poughkeepsie last evening"
by appointing the following officers: President, j. o.
Whitehouse; e-Presden, Cyrus swan; Secretaries,
f. q. Nichols and Frank Lown Steps are beng taken
for the organization OF Greeley ana Brown CuD III Iuo
city, and also a County CluO.
The Greeley and Brown Club in Elmira
numbers about prominent Republicans, besides host
OF Democrats 1t is confidently estimated that Che
mung County, which gave Grant one majority in lSos
will give from 1000 to 5OO majority for Greeley and
Brown, Judge James Dunn Of Elmira, speaker OF
great Influence county has fully ard enthusiastic
V espoused the GreeleJ cause and will take the stump
duTn the campaign
Last Friday evening. in response to call
IA her %
Democrats meeting vas held in McGrawville Cort-
land County n " for tle purpose OF forming Greeley
and Brown Club and listening 10 speeches from ID:
BoOkstaver and Charles II. Sedgwck OF syracuse ana
others The attendance was large filling the hall to its
utmost capacity. The President OF the Club Is j. G
Kinney, and d. $. Lamont, Corresponding Secretary