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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.


As the Grant people failed to elect Attorney
Genera Williams United States Senator from oregon
thew are in tViter OF anxiety lest the fortunate gen
eman who has been chosen be claimed by the Liberals
There ia no need for any anxiety. But John Ihomas
bastens 70 record the fact that Mr. Mitchell the new
senator lately stated biz political position as iooWs'
scarcely necessary for me 70 say that together
With won ami ali well wishers OF our boNein1inucut
and the Republican party. hope 10 SCI 'nc
hearers and epreseu atves elected frcsl0eht anu VIC
President OF tlese UIlted Sta.os.
AFTER that we read without pang Of envy the follow
ing hrstrafe notice OF Mr. Mitchell from The Saerdneno
linton. TIE leading Grant newspaper in the Pacific
states:
The audaoity Of Mitchell insisting upon caucus as
measure necessary fOr the good OF the party n Oay
eouale by the reckless disregard for the good OF te
marty be has manifested the past Tic result OF -
iDtermedoiing with tie poluCs Of the stare SIX SesrS
ago Vas change lrUm Republican 10 slIone INV w
ATTIC majority, which has ucen overcome Dy cfcu ~
which he is entitled credit HIS example 10 manIpu
iating primary meetings encouraging cO.t1tlo .. ~
polls and lobbying sub, ily balls turough tLe Leksa.uI
Tor LIS master ia not that l. hkey 20 PruOte hal
lnony ia any decent party Aerealtor 10 eA-s ~ %
8levailng him the Uued states senate NOul1 V0 AZ
insult 20 tire nation.
To M up the measure Of fhis Grant Senator iame'
should he added that lie is young lawyer aged 20
years), who is the puSate attorney OF Mr. benjamin
Holiday who owns the Republican part Of the oregon
Legislature Mr. Holiday did intend, at one time 70
20 70 the senate himself but, being busy with his rA
road schemes, lie sent his young man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

The Liberal Republican Congress and County
Convention OF Hudson County, y. j., assembled, last
night. at Humboldt Hall. Jersey City. The Con
venton was called TO order by H. n. San
born Chairman, who reported that he had
informed the Hon Robert Gichrst OF the action Of the
Conference Committees Of the Democratic and Liberal
Republican Conventions and Of lis unanimous nomina
lion by the Liberal Republicans. letter from Mr. Gil
christ declining the nomination, was read. The Chair
man stated that important action had been taken az
a meeting Of influential Democrats held at st. Johns
Hall on Saturday evening, that meeting had appointed
a committee TO confer with the Liberal Repu0-
lcan Convention upon a nomination for Congress.
A Committee OF Ten from the St. Johns Han meeting
~ Saturday evening was announced. The following
formed the Committee Judge samuel Chainpers, X H.
l. Tgne, VIM. D. Harr, Eneas FITZPATRICK, :. ". Gar
rison, J. ]. B0wker Thomas j. McCammant' James
Chapman, and +. q. WOlDert. ,...., -.
JuiRe Chambers stated that the Committee had Deen
appointed 10 confer the Liberal Republicans Wild
view b an independent nomination Tor congress IIe
Convention appointed the following Committee OF Con
ference: H. M. sanDorn, j. o. Mott, . - Ransom, j. >
DeHart H. L. Brldgman. j. ;. SuaZade, FRANK
Snengeuapu ;. II. Hilton, Charles A. ADbot
Jo.eph T. Dear. A was taken, aud on reasse NJ
6Int the Conference Committee reported that u had
decided upon nominating independent candidate ana
had appointed q subcommittee 10 seteCt a &c
Tbe Convention then adjourned until Oct. al 1870 p m
Al tie Monmouth On. j. County Democratic S0nYen-
ton held at Freehold, Yesterday, the Hon. Nm. H.
Heudrickson was nominated for state senator, A. K
llrOckmurtOn for Surrogate, ana Geo. " IattersoA'
LIBERAL, for the Assembly from the Ist District.
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A HIST RFBUKE.

CaEpet-baggers are the natural enemies OF
men whom they delight 70 call "ex-ReDels." so when
John Thomas wrote himself letter designed TO cast
odum Oh the Of the Mexican letter Of eongratu
ation 70 Mr. Greeley be could think u nothing more
infamous than the epithet * Rebel" Commenting on
this patry piece Of malice The Teo Republics, published
IN the CITY q Mexico, says:
or the q signatures 20 that letter 10 native Amer
leans the remaining eight sgnera being naturaized CIT
grns Among the sgners only five ex r. bells" who
are proud OF that designation especially IN THIS country
where relieves them Of al suspicion y being carpet
haggers " that class who have infested and devOured
be substance Of the Southern states, and now seek
fbeir Dlnudering prOcvities. The exkeDe does not
surlnk from appelatlOu, as applied u LIN Dy Tie
carpet baggers lie attcsteQi ~ goOd laIs LIS pzAel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
RROOKI.YN ELECTTON FRAUDs.

On an affidavit made by Dlstr1cL-AtiOrleyb BRIT
ton warrants issued yesterday and Patrick keenan,
and AlderAan James Dunn were arrested Tor alleged
baotbox stulnr the 1t District OF TIE Sixth Ward nc
the last election. They were both admitted TO bail
John McKenna states that IS entirely false That
he made The affidavit the sub lance Of which, with his
name appended, appeared IN certain newspapers yesJei
day. , e..-..-
Wien the Grand Jury entered the Court OF Sessions
yestr ray morning Judge Moore called their attention
10 an article when appeared in Tie sunday Chrontee'
charging the DlstIlct-AttOrney with fraud and coru-
tom In regard 10 the which he had taken IN the
mattrr6 the indictment against Patrick keenan, lor
maI'easauce IN office. Judge Moore desired that they
should Investigate the Circumstances or the case rs Ut
the DstrcA tfOruey had been guilty 81 tch conduct ~
that of which lie accused. Ae was gL.iJ OF crime
and should brought tie bar the sans as any oAeI
criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Hon. Carl Schurz will address the Ger
mans Of Newark. y. j.. tomorrow evening.
The Constitutional Union Association viii
he addressed by the Hon. d. c. Calvin and others al
Brooklyn Hall. Brooklyn, tonight.
The Hon. August Belmont has written a
letter 10 the Young Mems Liberal Republican Associa-
Ton declining the nomination for Mayor.
At meeting Of the Ist Assembly District
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club al No. l22 West
broadway evening, 157 new members were enrolled
Owing 10 the serious illness of one Of his
children Col A. C. Davis Of Brooklyn VIII be unable 20
nj the appointment made Tor him 10 speak during the
coming fortnight.
The Democratic State Committee Of New
Jersey has opened headquarters az Roo No ID Tay-
lors Hotel The headquarters under charge Of r.
Bonnel, who has supervision OF the canvass.
The following local nominations were re-
commended evening Denis Quinn for Justice OF the
Superior Court Of a meeting Of Liberals Of the ANIst
District at ighteenthst. and Third
ave; james Mcyey, r., for the Assembly rom the
XNIIth District, az "a meeting OF the twenty second
Ward james McNey Association, az No. &C EghtldF
Vim. h DOngan for Assembly and Joshua W crosby Tor
Assistant A4erusn at etns Oh me IAtl Assembly,
ID strict Gree ev and Brown G r~in hali iohll
Cannon. for Alderman OF .
ilg VI '.OyGs-OIcUen-
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VICTORY N ONO

ruF STATE CERTAIN FOR THE LIBERALS BEYOND
pOUBT-THE POSITION OF EVERY VOTER
KNOwN-A LARGE MAJORITY THAT CANSOr
BE OVERCOME.
fBY TxEGRAPH TO rHR TRIBuSEl
COLUMBUS, Sept. 30.-The Columbus sentinel
prints A double-leaded header headed. Victory FORE
known" which contains the following:
The authentic hour has when wisdom lila
II, hat the most important Of the CommitieerOom''
hitherto hidden secrets may With irlnAHcss De Hals
known Initiating the example Of our Great Chief wlo
with unscaed lips utters bis innermost thoughts, those
20 Whose hands have been committed es interests IN
Ohio have commissioned % transmit 10 al ulings ~
great Joy. 20 this hour known only 10 them For lie
first time in tho history % political contests m
thi, STATE a hercuean labor has tean accomplished.
Which has Dbl hertO balsd The best Effort. of ts hardest
wording men. Aided ~ that division ~ labor resulting
from the fortunate concentration 81 Toe ~
fort Of two energetic executive committee tho'e
managers have wrought ont 0oik when VII
crown them With lasting reu0wn. TIE work h nothing
less and the aDor nothing lighter than complete and
comprehensive poll u every ward Township and school
district in the state cf Ohio Absolutely accurate hsr
OF. the names OF all the legal voters have oeen
made ont BY wards or rather subdivisions 81 wards and
school districts Each 10, been visited, the names
OF those 10 against rs have been checked o. Up"
balance has been struck b. perocty Trustworthy as h
and forwarded by them % political Le-ag iaitefs
These comprehensive returns have been cia's4Afd
by counties The foongs OF the furcs have been ADDED
together with great labor and the grand calculation ear
red out. Because the has been done IN secrecy
10 Is not the less but the more thoroughly
done TIE country Will be JOyOusy startled when
tney now first learn that the grand total exhibits
majority FOR Greeley Reconciliation. and Reform larger
than has been cast against the dominant party IN THIS
state for % years. The precise majority
by these complete and accurate 70
turns u foreknOwn. While We do not
choose to name that majority vote we do choose aHd
undertake 70 affirm that is sufficiently large 70 cover
all possible contingencies that may arise between ths
ard the decisive hour. victory therefore grand and
overwhelming, week from tomorrow, Il thus NOT
ONLY ioretod bat actually assured, aud absolutely fore
known
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CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.

The following letter was received yesterday
by Judge T. c. Evarts Secretary % the liberal Repu0l
can National Executive Committee, from Haroe Robin
SON formerly Colonel Of the First LOUISIANA Cavalry U
5. v: o.. So,
To he CecrefIrv or Chef HeHdqGrferg ~ Grcetey una
Brown lLi6eral ReptblicGaS), Aec IorE Ciy -.
DEAR srR: inclosed please nnd BIZ OF hiding for $50
United states gold (lO greeuDacksl remit TINS 70 you
by the American big s. r. smith AlverdO Dolse, ma
ter used and your TRENDS may deem best lu
the iurthcruce OF tne election OF Dreely ana
a know tlat the present Alll - Cai4- ~
every 10 contribute Tor ad ia tneIf cause l. "Ao
neither hold ote under THE Administration nor e4peqt
ask accept anYthingOI the next remit you ta Ate
sum. 4 lsll iJ III my power 10 make IL hIcl
more. I have several years absent from my
country knew at once by the action OF the Cincinnati
The action OF the Baltimore Convention cOLLIlcI lio
fact. We once more a united prople. HhetAet "
nation. and 10 those cannot understand Us az a
people ana claimed that, notwithstanding the r.
su5s OF our .ate |I tDe coutn ll nor Gun, go
united ia political sentiments lac DsaEsI CaP',
Dodge, VS. irst genuine Greeley ana Brown Han
"H'-- III HARoE ROBINSON.
Capt Dodge delivered the gold 10 Judge Egarts and
it viii be used in disseminating Liberal documents.
Capt Dodge says that the L. Consul at Curacao re-
ceivei letter from one Of the Administration collectors
informing hIm that be mad been assessed s5 for the ex-
penses OF the campaign on hearing this Col Robinson
az once declared that would double the amount Tor
tile Liberal C.llid-tes, and promptly IOf"Afdea the
A complete and thorough OF the State Is now
making Uy The Liberal Republican state Nolilii r. =
Prom the Information received, 10 j. calculated
maj trre ar are ~ least $500 Liberal Republicans ~
tie state, and THIS number ls lhcleah4L6i aDS1as4''
being reported daily from various sections.
Al tLe a4glaI Oi Tie NATIONAL DvAOcIatc X o.
urlve Committee there stCauY stream OF WHO.
veteran. nearly al or wlOm were ANXIOUS 70 Know
Tlcy assured that Tie prospect o. Liberal victory
or bIlsller.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.

NJ. Japha, the Secretary OF the Grant ana
Wilson Campaign Club (which meets at NO 20 hIVins
tonst stated TO TRIBUNE reporter that nc was ehtroy
innocent OF the charges recently made ainst him. ana
wished the reporter to accompany him to the natnfafa
ton Office OF the Grant Republican Committee Upon
entering the ONCE at No. Is Chambersst' MI JaphA
with considerable animation. stated 70 the clerk Oh inc
Naturalization Committee the object Of the VISIT ana
asked hin to show the papers, naturalization hstr &C.
the reporter but this the clerk fatty refused 70 40
and said that be would not show tns papers ior
any consideration He would state, however
that Mr. Japha had recommended more
than four or five persons for NATURALIZATION
Mr. Japha then said that he had been in this country IS
years ami had obtained his naturalization papers Two
years ago. Several weeks ago be made Secretary
OF the Grant and Wilson Campaign Cub which meets a.
No. 90 RYington-st. He had never recommended more
than four persons for naturalization and they came to
this country with himself, Is years ago ne denied s.dt
be had sworn falsely. lt was true, De SAID thaI IN
dltion OF o. members Friday evening and more thh
70 in the previous week, nearly al OF Wnom were ger
OF the Cub had been expelled. although ne had Deeh
connected with the Club OF the WIN A.
sembly District, and " his name had merely N, ,is
reason lie said IL was on Of jealousy. He sai
foreigners lot naturazed free of expense Dl
that t cost them nothing the Grant Republican party
paid for everything. He mad never assured foreigners
who had questioned the legality OF tue method Of hu
raizaion that Il would DO oil right II they KEPT luss
About H. but had only told tuem that DO di not know
how the thing dOne they could MAKE TIER own IN
qures. He said bis own Club had n0b been estiDLsneu
ness, lie himself knew Of 10 irregularities OF EauA'
Of the kind ,. ,,. -
in action OF DIR. Japha and MI LilOuf Nste %
tanned from The Secretary OF the German Grant hpl
hcan organization which meets al Tue Itu,h m'tt
Il .use ana winch NJ. Gilman is President many
ff la. aI- tIr IA
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AN OLD LIE on ITS TRAVELS.

There Is no lie so stupid that the persons,
whom our contemporary, The World, would cal The ~
cobb era of the Grant press are not ready TO swallow
whole The most ridiculous the sudden discovery that
The TRIBUNE demands Dir. Tweeds trial because MT
Tweed goes Tor Grant. They must count their readers
densey ignorant however 10 suppose them TO have for
gotten that Mr. Tweed goes for Grant and abuses Mr.
Greeley because THE TRIBUNE has steadily opposed him.
Here IA one Of his late Outgiyinrs on the subject
After taking a seat near Mr.. Tweed, The Herald re-
20 NT Tweed there have been considerable discussion
and sr,os as 10 you are Likely % pursue IN
and out Just where you stand Il IL il possible
" AN not low ID politics., SAID lie : an aItehliAR
20 nv business. and have not taken any part one way
IL O' IS Charged that you are going TO support the Ad
IL is DOT correct. 10 Las been sald have Joined
senator OBrion. This Is untrue IAaYe not seen hin
Then by others it is said your sympathies are with
The mention Of Creeley's name aroused the inter
viewed threw himself back IL his char ana quickly
must admit that was inclined TO support Greeley
In the beginning Of the canvas, but an olssusleC " h
bis course recently or rather sLouid say WIN ns
and nv friends and has driven from the support ~ his
cbtef thousands of good men"
You refer, suppose " MS assaults upon you as
Not me alone Gut Others. Every man be attacks has
one vote and DC be- strange II be dd not nhueLce
Others Every public has certain patronage Tor bis
friends. 4nd they are voters. When tuey their
Who does H."
TAon Greeley VIII not secure your support, sup
posef" , 49,
o. THK TRIBUNE under is present management arc
drawing thousands Of voters away from Greeley.
could Luc 100 men who control $500 votes, each Of
whom have been alleuated from Greeley ~ tle hitter
attAcka OF the present managing editor, and who
going " oppose surprised That MI Greeley
permits H." - -.
May ask. Mr. Tweed, direct, II you DO not support
Greeley with your influence, Wl yOu support Inc Ad-
uipistaOn II "a sand your sympathes tend mat way
have never lntiInaleG that would sustain Grant.
have made no promises. aud have taken no part per
saxaly one way other. But SIN carry with me
: Large yoJe the city. eau control 1900 VOtes'
Is that al, NJ IWecdf Could you not carry more r.
think could carry al the city south OF Fourteenth
A. PROBABLY 1900 votes"
And n you opposed him, his support IN that district
would small. Now, want 70 ask you again Do you
not propose 10 support The Grant ucketl
T6ls was putting tie question very direct but Nj.
Tweed parr1ed thus: 1 have not yet decided hat
shall DO 10 depends upon how an treatedi but as yet
have remained nOn-cOmmltiaL"
Perhaps" suggested the reporter, - draw nm out
you would, the event Of the Nomination OF OCOnOT
A. a thiru candidate, support mui.'
have always been Democrat and voted Demo
cratic ticket and / expect 20 remain such. AFTER
pause :: would ~ bet that Greeley Will carry
The city, not 70 speak of TIE state."
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ONE MYsrERY SOLVED.
or OF The Tribuns.

TO the Editor OF The tribune
SIR: The following paragraph appeared IN
The Herald Of last week:
The Lynchburg FirginidH wants 70 know who the
Hon John Pa ker Jordan" now caavasslng Connect
cut for Grant, Is.
In order 10 appease raving public curiosity on the
subject the following facts, taken from the case OF
Parker agt stalngs Phnpss North Carolina Law page
$50, are hereby given free Of charge:
sialings held note for s2ll 80 and employed John
Parker Jordan attorney collect H. Jordan told
him II was necessary ndOrse the note In blank before
suit could be brought stallings Endorsed IT, Jordan
filed up the Endorsement 10 himself then sold the note,
and staings sued by Parker innocent HOLDER FOR
value on his Endorsement and had the amount 10 pay
Rah for Grant. !"
Washington, Sept ~ 1872.
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MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.

Various members Of Reform Associations
held secret meeting 40 tho Fifth Avenue Hotel on
SATURDAY evening for the purpose OF making nominal
tons for municipal and county officers. Tie organiza-
tou represented comprised the Committee Of Seventy,
the Council Of Municipal Reform the German Reform
Association tie Young Mems Democrats Reform Club
the Tvvcutvecond Ward Municipal Reform Association,
the Bar Association, and the Grant Central Club.
Among the more prominent persons present were mil
sauer President Of the German-Anercan Bank; Jona-
than -turges James " Gerard, IT,, the Hon. Robert H.
Roosevelt d. D. williamson, James T. kAbraith, !. +.
Marbury Thomas snc1d, aud others. Mr. Marbury stated
that he only appeared in behalf OF the Bar Association %
acknowledre the receipt OF the invitation 70 attend
the meeting He declined 70 take any part In the pro-
ceediDgs The Grant Central Club represented by
Henry T. Lapaugh The evening was spent 10 Lal.le7s
scuslou. Several OF the representatives. iiNortd the
NOMINATION OF straight ticket leaving u optional with
the Grant Republican and Liberal Organlzatl9ns 10 III
dOrse not. This was strongly oppOsed py O,'sl
course and that the best way was 10 walt uhtI tie
regular ORGANIZATIONS had placed tickets IN the heid ah
tbou 10 iudOr.r the best men on each After long anu
tedious discussion, the meeting ADJOURNED ~tIou. or
uglng al any definite cOnciusiOh Oug WI! HloeV ah-I
tris evening 90 ne same place. 4iany on lle ~, -
OF the various Reform Organizations OBJECT Strongly 70
the Ell .rts that making 10 place lchtt il INC Ael'
ngd saw that certain arc endedvOrng 10 Use the o.
CARNATIONS 10 further private ENDS. 49,. 49,,
WOrslugnes Central Union an OrIinlLdl4ou cOl-
fro led bv James OBrcn. held County convention,
last evening" al the GermaHla Assembly ROOMS No ~
P1wcrv. The meeting called 20 order ~ jaime :
Connolly, temporary Chairman Col NJ y Oaylofu al
dressed tle Convention, but tumuItuOusy iAt =
rupted by the Fourth and sixth Ward delegates on ms
stating that Gen. DIX would De the next poseInvI.
Cheers for Greeley and Herman were gwen amid great
confusion. The following nominations were made
Mayor. James OBrleu Judge OF the supreme S1uIt,
Quinn; District Attorney, Charles :. spencer C4Iy
JEdSe u INNING :. Bedford
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ples he expended his property and rsked bis fe IN he
cause which lie believed 20 be just The earpeteagges
dad neither OF these but ike hyenas and ackAls they
followed the armies OF their country and atened upon
the pickngs OF the camp They snuhed the breeze OF
battle OF while their companions bled they sor
when the strife between brothers ended and they
labor yet keep them asunder they do not lay down
their arms" because they never took them W. Ihey
wage war upon "ex-Rebels" with more proves thhn
they did against Rebels under In the nrst contest
they confined then operations 70 camp plumber; nov
the object OF their war bold the Offices, and I0r this
object they Will never consent 10 peace.
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considerably OF late and had met 10000 earnest faces
who were alive 70 the issues OF the day ana ne
predicted that the State would be carried TOT Grant anu
that Dix would be lts next Governor. he auSSu tLs
peace and dignity have been maintained WIN Ioreign
powers, and he expressed hope that al eluAeus Hyu
forward for the cake VI the man who never Hau
been beaten.