New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Towanda, Penn, reports 50 Greeley Repu5
Icans.
The Grant Republicans of Fulton County
Pa. have nominated John Cessna for Congress.
The Hon. J. f. II. Claiborne of Bay st.
Louis Miss, is Democrat with sufficient love Of so-
tude TO refuse TO support Greeley.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats Of
NewJersey have issued a call for an electoral couvou
tIOn To meet at IrentOn sept. II.
a number Of Liberal Republicans Of Pitts
field, Mass the home OF Congressman Henry H. Dawes,
have issued d call for meeting Tomorrow night
Forty Liberal Republicans of Des Moines,
Iowa, signed the call for convention to nominate dele
gates to the state Convention at Des MOnes, Aug.
A Greeley and Brown banner was raised across
the street front OF Tie Chronicle Office at Penn Yam
~, on saturday last Report all goes well tnat
section.
A Liberal Republican implores that list be
published Of the organized Democratic Grant clubs
Would he subject 1HE TRIBUNE 10 the expense Of a
triple sheetf
The borough election in Stonington, Conn,
Yesterday resulted in significant Liberal victory the
vote standing $50 for the Greeley ticket and 80 for the
Administration
Two colo1ed men in Boston, p. b. Randolph
and John Mulligan advocates Of Greeley and Brown,
have published challenge % any cOored supporters of
Grant 10 meet them in public discussion.
DR.. j. L. Snodgrass of Washington, d. G.,
formerly connected with The Baltimore Saturday Visitor
ored people o the south, urging them u vote for IlOr
ace Greeley.
The Democratic Convention to nominate q
candidate for Congress for the Luzcrne District Of Penn
syvana viii be held at Scranton on the 10Th OF Sep.
for the nomination.
One OF the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held in Vcksburg Miss ratified the nom
nations OF Greeley ana Brown on Wednesday night
Judge Jeherds and others made speeches after which
there was a tOrch-light procession.
Mark Z. Brady, one of the candidates for
election on the Grant ticket in Mississippi declines to
serve serve being unwilling to support platform which
doctrines Oi Universal Amnesty aud Universal Suffrage"
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Michigan have called conventions TO meet at Grand
Rapids, Aug. 22 II is expected that committee NJ
conference VIII be appointed from each convent on TO
ton OF an electoral ticket.
The name OF Judge Henry A. Foster of Os
"ego N T., having been mentioned a possible Grant
candidate for Governor he asks that he may
and 70 taiheu ABOUT IN connection with that Office
ct occasion 10 add that he Is not III favor OF the
eiectloh OF Grant and Wilson. - WV
Ulster County, N. Y, seems TO be going all
oNo way. The Hon. William awton Republican Comfy
DE Garno ReSG1the Republican Surrogate, aud W. H.
Greeley ana RInh candidate for Sheriff supper:
candidate for Comn. james q. Lindsey, Republican |
the COUNTY Liberal Republican Commities ~ '4
1ltusVllle Penn, which is n Renrbl;oo, oi,, |
",
Is expected 10 cast decisive majority for Greeley ad
Brown Among the prominent Republicans who ann. |
tne Lnea d PSep. h Jonathan Watson Dr. Geo
syckels, Jno. O'Neal, j. McCrum A W. R Saruei van
Pew. L. NJ Brown, aud W. W. Boss editor H ni }i .; M'
day NeoS. " A'o Gun
1t is expected that every parish in I.ou;s-
lana wi he represented in the Liberal Republican Con
vention, Aug 9. Many delegates TO the recent Dena-
cratic Convention Will attend. Among those who ba,o
joined the movement are mentioned Gen BeauregsrnS
Gen Sparrow exGOy Baker, Gen. Allen, Judge Fagnat
Gen Martin, Gen. Taylor, Gen. Hayes, Col Nixon Col
Penn, j. o. Gaines, g. H. Kennedy W. W. King, ana
many others.
Mr. Blanton Duncan writes to the editor Of |
the be~ York Erenn0 Express saying that he is dread
fully IN earnest IN his movement for Bourbon Demo
cratic Convention at Louisville, KY, next September.
MT John Van Allen BantOn's lieutenant Is crcu-
aunR belnociatlc protest against the reasonable
Sssns OF Ine gang OF office and poc ymODgers
no recently assembled at Baltimore, claiming 20 be
DelnOcrats abd plednng the sRners not 10 vote for
tnet ever Wghht aud most inyeterate enemy Of our