New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

At the Democratic primary elections held
in Baltimore yesterday the vote in each of the 20 wards
OF the city was unanimous for Greeley ana Bowl
large vote was cast.
The delegation from Milwaukee to the Wis
cousin Democratic state Convention which meets on
Thursday stands eight for Greeley, five straight ticket
and four unknown
The Democratic Convention of Anne Arun-
del County, Maryland. will send a delegation TO the
State Convention which to-day, opposed to third
ticket at Baltimore.
The First Ward Horace Greeley Campaign
Club was organized Monday night, at No. o. Washing
on-st by the election Of James Voc as President and
John Nolan as Secretary.
A call has been issued for the State Liberal
Republican Executive Committee to meet in Cleveland.
OHIO on June 25 The Democratic State Convention
meets there on June n.
= Prof. Green of Washington, D. c., who was
delegate 10 the Philadelphia Convention Is announced
10 sneak tomorrow night in Concord, N H., How
NewHalnpshire is disgraced at the National CAPITOL
1t understood he is opposed to the reelection oI SEN
atOr Patterson.
The citizens of West jersey, irrespective of
party held Greeley and Brown ratification meeting at
Camden last evening. Jonathan Krkbrdge presided
and speeches made by Col j. W. johnson OF oregon
Hiram r. Crozier OF New-YOTk, and others. The at
tendance was large and the enthusiasm unb0unded.
= The Chairman of the Ohio State Liberal
Republican Executive Committee has issued a call for
meeting Of the Committee Cleveland June 25 two
DAYS before the Democratic Convention assemblies 1t Is
thought that the Democrats Will put state ticket IN
the field, composed Of Democrats and Liberal kepuD
leans.
The MdryUilIe Republican, edited and pub
ushed in Tennessee by cOlored men, repudiates Grant,
and comes to the support Of Greeley and Brown in this
eminenty sensible way After the most careful
standard and hoist at masthead the only candidate
for President who represents the principles for which
we have Dattled-HOrace Greeley
The Senatorial contest in New Hampshire
co nnues with increasing spirit and excitement, all the
influential Republicans in the State being less
engaged in It. Mr.. Pattersons friends are confident
that he will receive the nomination, and, the other
hand Rollinss supporters equally OF his
cess claiming nearly 40 majority OF the result which
win be determined by the nominating caucus on Thurs
day next, nothing be predicted with certainty,
though rotation seems TO be the popular idea.
The Hon. Z. F. Pillsbury of Augusta, Me-,
whom the Democrats or that State have nominated
three times for Governor, has written a letter to Mem
Der Of Congress earnestly beseechng him 70 all
his influence ratification of the Liberal ticket
at Raltimore In reference 10 State politics be says:
The Democracy OF Maine unit, far as I can
learn, in favor OF the Liberal Reform ticket at Ba
II Greeley and Brown are adopted al Batinore
harmOniOusY, shall see perfect storm VI enthu-
people and a general collapse Of the party
A weekly journal called The BaitimOredR
has been started in Baltimore It declares its position
10 he independent politics, and thus expresses its
victions upon the Presidential question: While life
long enemies Of Mr. Greeley politically we are glad to
see Justice awarded his profession in the Cincinnati
nomination and, while have nothing 10 to the
Irbohle action OF the Democracy on the subject we
have little doubt that, az between Greeley and Grant
the public sentiment OF the vast majority OF the country
will be the side Of the lormer"
In an editorial discussing the political situa-
ton and pointing the necessity Of defeating Grant
The Ecenng Telegram Of this city II the Demo
cratic party should at Baltimore TO respond heartily
70 the national call OF thousands Of the
more timid Republicans who heartily opposed
IN Grant and who are only awaiting Democratic
his DO er who will remain there, hopeless Of success
through moving and therefore not moving at all. The
result will be Grants reelection, and providence per-
hitting another four years OF Grant
The opening Greeley and Brown meeting of
the campaign in West Virginia held In Wheeling on
Monday night The meeting called originally for
business and organization. No special effort was made
% draw a crowd but the meeting SO well attended
that speeches had TO be provided. w. p Hubbard late
delegate 10 the Cincinnati Convention aud G l.. Granger
addressed the meeting. Of both parties partiei-
mated n about equal numbers. A Greeley Campaign
Club formed AZ he close OF the meeting County
Executive Committee Was appOihteGL anu laTgc heig
cation the Grafton Convention OF Thursday selected
West Virginia delegates 90 Baltimore are known 10 DC
nearly unanimous for Greeley.
The German Republican Central Committee
WIN GeIlmann presiding. held special meeting at the
Tcutona Assembly Rooms in this city last evening and
adopted resolutions submitted Ivy the Executive Com
utce ndorsing the action Of the Philadelphia Conven
tion and providing for The formation Of German Cen
trail Campaign organization under tha auspices OF the
Committee. report was also submitted stating that
n Convention 81 Germans az Phlaelpbia during the
crteufiOu steps we're taken toward tic formation oi
National German Repubhcln organ zatlon Ia oppo mon
members from Grci States "a TIE Union had uetn dp
pointed w take IsrtLcr acton IA tAo Hastei'