New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06


WHERE-GRANT's PACIFIC COAST VISITORS.
lBY TELEGRAPH ID THB TRIBUNE
WILMINGTON, Aug. ga letter received at tho
Liberal Headquarters in this city from G. b. terreI'
Montgomery. Ala, says "Horace Greeley ana Grat1
Brown are gaining daily. The Liberals are going Tor
them. and the Grant alarmed 10 such an extent
that itsnow believed that they will nominate ex-GoyPat-
ton. Democrat for Governor, Mich Davis or Aeck White
for Lieutenant Governor aud tho Democratic candidate
j. f. Grant now in the field for Treasurer. Representa-
tive Buckley VIII certainly loose his place. and negro
Rapier will take IT, These facts learn
from Republican who will support Greeley
ana Bro~n The carpet-bsggers ara making a
desperate struggle 10 hold their pisces, Du5
the negroes are beginning to lose confidence in them
They resort to all kinds of tricks todeude tho poor and
Ignorant cOlored men One OF them s that Mr. Greeley
is trying 10 put them back into Slavery. 10 is rumored
that Buckley is telling them this himself. In one Of
their primary meetings in Courthouse Saturday
last, scramble had for the chair, portion desr
ing Buckley man. and others claiming Holland
Thompson man Thompson is as black as a crow and an
aspirant for Congress hOnors. lie is sort Of
preacher, aud can read and writo a LITTLE and Of
course ia well qualified for the position. The
Buckley man, the notorious defaulter DIR. N. b. Cloud,
obtained the chair and appointed q Committee to select
delegates which Committee appointed Is out OF % dele
gates 10 a County Convention in favor OF Buckley
Thompson to protest and asked for the report
The injustice Migrant that Thompsons rage knew
bounds and nc tore up the report. The Buckeytes
telling that Thompson tore UP the Fifteenth
Amendment and IL in favor Of REMINDING them to Slay-
cry again. Such is carpetbag Radicalism here Could
the Northern but peep into OF their
meetings II would disgust them that they would so
en- masse for Greeley and Brown"
An intelligent citizen OF Kansas who has recently ro
turned from an extended and deliberate trip through
Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, and Ohio, writes to friend
In this city follows: First, then in Lawrence, Kansas
where live and am acquainted oxteDsivoy, majority
Of the former Republicans whom knew there are now
in the Liberal ranks Lawrence the second city in the
State. also know that in southeastern Kansas the
Liberal party Is the popular Of the day. and accounts
from all sides in regard to IT, The reason OF the
detection from the Grant ranks or at least one OF tho
reasons and sufficient one is that the Grant party IN
Kansas has to carry the incubus Of Senators Caldwell
and Poneroys records and though enough members OF
their Legislature may be bought by them, yet the mass
Of the people neither be bought or begued Dy the
influence. Kansas is fairly safe for Greeley ana brown
In Western Missouri all information showed the LIB
party prcponderant a. TO Lack Ihe requisite OPP
position 10 got up excitement In Illinois and Indiana
there life enough In the Grant party TO rouse some inter-
est pagn promises to be enthusiastic though
there Is reasonable doubt VI satisfactory result III
springfled Ohio the Liberal party was represented az
scarcely visible aud the same In other sactions near
there vet in other parts OF the state there arc large DC
econs from tue Grant party ana II should be- renen-
/
there should be detection Of only oneh'rd OF tha re
nubeau vote the state would 90 for the Liberal ticket
by decided majority. OF course am Tor tho LiDerh
ticket but the result OF these recent obsoryaOns ana
inquiries surprised me with the signs Of che enthusiasm
! spreading tho entire West
Letters from part, Of Maine arc being received a.
the headquarters in ths city which show that Liberal
Republicansm growing there so Republicans OF the
INA Conqress District are ont In card calling for u
Liberal Republican Convention 10 nominate cindida3
10 run against Speaker Blaine. His letter does notVe
much effect upon his own constituents
The report that Secretary Boutwell, arrived here yes
eriay morning incorrect Inquiry at his Office TO
day developed the fact that he Is not expected Tor
month.
lust after the Cincinnati Convention there was some
alk here in political circles Of urging Grant to withdraw,
and the Chairmen Of the R'pubcan Committees OF
three North Western states were considered the most
suitable DELEGATION % discharge this delicate duty, Dut
IL was never done. party OF Pacific
coast mon however. vino were bere JUST
prior 20 the Presidents Last little trip
called upon the latter for tho purpose Of paying their
repects The ordinary SITUATIONS had hardly boon eX-
changed when Grant asked hs visitors ~ to MS ohahoea
on the Pacific coast for re6eoon In frank western
STYLE a response made that while tho President
personally generally popular with the hepuonoan
party his surroundings the occasion OF frequent anu
severe criticism. Babcoek Porter Dent, ingalls, Murphy
Z
onoxlous - the Republicans In that portion oil the
country Tn, President instantly grow indignant ana
with an impotence that convinced his hearers that no
desired TO hear nothing moro on this subject rephrn
that he did Mt whether the people liked these men
or not he did and that enough" The Pacific coast
men declined TO talk politics any more with the Chef
Magistrate.
The coored men OF this city sent 10 the Administration
organ this morning third ins,ament Of eleven voters
Of their race In this locality who indorse
letter declaring for Greeley. Accompanying the st Ia
an assurance that this number OF names oil persons
protesting 10 be OF like political belief shall DO urnlshod
the paper every day during the campaign. that being
the number called for the original challenge.
H. Edgerly Of Manchester. N. H.. writes Evory'
thing looks we'll in State. We shall carry II iOr
Greeley and Brown without much doubt hew'hamp
shire as youweI know close state anh eVery inoh
o ground has 10 be fought Our party IL now united
for Greeley and with tho Liberal Republican he'p WI
make n sure thing"
The CAMPAIGN IN MASSACHUSETTS,.