New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

e. 7. Rogers of Corning, n. Z, in recent
card denies that he supports the Liberal ticket
The Liberal Republicans of Saratoga County
stated by The Saratoga Democrat to number 1000
| Mr.. b. w. Lacey of Mauch Chunk, Penn,
denies that he has declared for Greeley and Brown.
Three members of the Cortland County
Grant Republican Committee have declared for Greeley
The Reelection journals have so far accepted
ley's vetoes.
Cumberland County Penn, is counted on
for 500 Republican votes for Greeley and Schuy kill will
follow with 800.
The Utica Observer announces that Francis
Herman will accept the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor OF NewYOrk.
AT Wabash, Ind, 1876 men who voted for
Grant and Colfax through the papers that
they are now for Greeley aud Brown.
The Hon. John A. Peters, in letter to The
Bangor Wing and Courier dated July 90 positively de-
cines denomination nom the INth Maine District.
George j. H0lyOake of London, in a private
letter. says: "we are all glad Il mean the English
popuace, whom know besO at Mr.. Greeley's success"
Judge A. p. Smith, Chairman of the COrt-
land County Republican Communities; Horato Ballard.
ex-secretary of State, and Judge Shankland of that
county, are working hard for Greeley.
Abide Camp Horace Porter has given " the
American people" TO understand that If Mr.. Greeley is
elected they w be entirely responsible" The people
can probably bear up under the burden.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
the Eighteenth Ohio District failing to agree Tuesday
placed separate tickets in the field for Congressman.
The Liberals nominated j. Blackburn Jones' and tho
Democrats George W. Wall
Since there is not the slightest possibility
of Greeeys election why do the organs
much ink and squander adJectives frghfuy 10 show
tho altogether diabolical character OF his adminsra
ton Verify, these postoi1ce editors are incompre-
hensible fellows.
Col. S. ID. Freeman of Mexican County, the
Grant Elector for the XVIII Congress District Of Penn
sylynnia has resigned his place upon the ticket, and
expressed lis preference for Greeley aud Brown He Is
said to represent one-ifth OF the entire RepuDhcah
strength IN his county.
The Democratic Executive Committee of
the lid Congress District of Alabama have issued
call for a Convention, to meet at Cleveland, Bradley
County the 18th OF August. The Convention Will
nominate candidate for Congress for the lid Dis
trict and candidates for the State Legislature.
At Webster, Mass, a fine Greeley and Brown
banner flung the goth ns in the presence of
5000 persons Col. Reuben Waters acted Chairman of
meeting, assisted W 90 Ti"o ""H " 80"
retares equally divided between the two parties.
Speeches were made by J. H. stockton, s. A. Ingler'
Capt. ID. w. Crosby, and NJ. Is. Ch~se. The town was
Illuminated in honor OF the largest meeting ever held
there.
A good deal of tender solcitude is shown by
the organs lest the Liberal party be defeated through lack
of funds, little reelection Will show them that there Is
no necessity their sympathy To DO sure the Liberal
party has no United States Treasury no CusOmhouses,
no Posof, or capet-bag governments to draw from,
but nave more powerful Influence tee supPore
of the people. All that money VIII be needed Tor wan 10
the printing OF the ballots. 1t is hard for the Re-
nomnationlsts 10 comprehend sueh state Vi "naHs
now. 1t VIII be easier AFTER N0Venoef
In reply to letter asking if there was any
significance in bis the Grant ratification
meeting at Haven Senator Ferry writes that there
was lone and that poor health prevented hls attend
ance and adds: 81 support the Grant and Wilson
ticket Before it was made had expressed my opinion
of Mr. Greeley a candidate. nave not changed IT,
BY Nol ember it viii be found That the opinion Oh inc
countr- has settled IN the same direction Make your
mind easy about Connecticut. The state will give to
Gen. Grant under present circumstances larger
majority than it did four years ago."
Il the Great Renominated becoming migrate
ful 1t than fortnight since carpetOagger
Spencer addressed his pathetic appeal for more iar
distribution of Alabama patronage aud yet no response
has been sent to glad his devoted but sorrowul heart
Shall he have the mission to Venezuela or the Governor
ship of New Mexco He said he would be content with
other such suspense is cruel and poorly repays faith
mi service Perhaps Mr. Curtis has the ease under CON
sderlton 1t cannot be he Is trying to conform II TO
those Rules" when suspension could DC so easily
ma de.
This campaign is astonishinglY productive OF
inyalils. Gen. Hawley found European voyage I'M
nerotvey necessary, and Col. Forney was obliged to
make long trip to Texas and would doubtless have
heen s as satisfactory the GrantHartant Ring in
if he had stayed there since he will speak
with such disagreeabe painness. Ih9h thero Il MI;
retirement from the cares OF public ne Ihere can
he mo- DOUBT his position Ihe SOaJh Benz papers
,iain II i'm every issue. He supports the regular
tIcset from top to bottom but he VIII not endanSer MS
| health by making speeches during the campalgn'
prominent Republican writing from Mil
YANKEE thus speaks of the prospects in WISCONSIN
Durine the past few days have mingled freely among
,rndreds of friends in both parties. more thoroughly
| demoralized party than the Grant organization can
scarcely be imagined OF the four Republican members
., Assembly from this city, three doing duty for the
Yberal cause The Herald the great German ewspaper
Of this city, which has weekly circulation OF oVVO
dcin good service for Greeley and Brown learn that
eyarv Republican paper in the state has espOqsed the
Liberal cause except the Manitow0o paper ana that
eYnected 10 come to our side next Meeh. lho IoNOH
fm the Grant ranks Is tremendous. Thls county gave
seymour 1880 majority Is now eApecIeu 'hat "ioo
lev majority Will reach SOOO.
Disclaiming all intention to msrepresent the
suaton The Ralegh Sentinel G4iberiD expresses it,
entire confidence the victory OF the Liberal ticket II
North Carolina. "The tIdiDgs from almost every sec
top IL says care very encouraging; such as TO eAci
the most confident hope OF triumph at once signal an'
overwhelming We sincerely believe we shall carry th
state by at least sOoO majority and II the vote shou
he fll nv n much larger one say from 1900 to 10000
We h1ppen 10 know that Judge MerrlmOn expects th
maturity will be very large, prODnby ATTAINING 10 th
iasI-nalned gures. We base our calculations mainly "
these facts. tine statements OF the local press, V
priynte letters received tie impressions o gentle
men who are in the canvass Oh the vast amount Vi %
deuce OF the most damaging sort mat We nav" @
tine party In power. the general disgust Oh tho ~
peope the state at the Immense peculhtioiis
and corruption OF the Radioai party, on tno 'l
ness oil The canvass and the enthusiasm Oh the peope
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION.