New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

One hundred guns were fired in Buffalo yes
terday over result OF the North Corona election.
salute also fired at Lambertville, New Jersey.
Samuel Proctor, one of the sgners Of the
colored mems letter 20 Senator sumner announces his
intention 10 disregard the Senator's advice, and vote for
Grant.
While Senator Schurz has been doing great
work North Carolina absorbed in the contest before
him, his political future has been blghted; yes dried up
"a squirt" Can he the efrOntery TO hope for a
reglectionl
The Greeley Republicans of Colorado are
indignant that Gov. McCoOk should say he did, that
the feeling in his section OF country" all for Grant
They doubt his ability Judge of the state OF pubic
feeling, asserting that he has not passed fortnight IN
Colorado within year.
John Brooks, the Reform candidate for Gov
OF Arkansas, has been making q canvass Of the
State during the past weeks The largest crowds or
people ever known IN that State have turned out The
people are enthusiastic, ana confident, II undls-
turbed OF giving Greeley and Brown an immense ma
jOrily.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
the Ninth Ward OF ST. dedicated their wigwam
the 27th Iult It is plain frame building 81 feet long,
20 feet wide and 30 feet high and il intended TO be used
as the headquarters OF me thIee greeley ana Brown
Democrats held large meeting on the 25th, when a
Greeley and Brown flag was raised.
The Democrats of Warren County, Penn,
are said to be unanimous for the Cincinnati and Ba
more nominees, ana many OF Ihe Ola hepuDLcdns
also give the ticket their support The county has
Republican majority OF about IOO but OF the
enthusiastic Liberals think Greeley and Brown win
il by 1000 The people OF Pennsy think IL Is about
time for The Cameron Ring to be wiped out.
The lugubriOus notes of the Grant organs
in Boston over the detection Of Gen. Banks both
touching aud significant The Journal regrets the step
extremely not it will hurt party" oh no.
but because he has Joined project destined to prove
futile That astonishing sheet, The Globe, proves the
General lifelong weathercOck changing hts politics
whenever he could benefit himself 1t demolIshes his
letter by declaring it ineoneusve" Mr. Summers,
and mot worth the printing" The Advertiser thinks
that Gen. Banks like Mr.. Sumner has passion for SEN
saOns and anything theatrical IL apt 10 upset his Judg-
and send his wits astray." 1t believes the only
effect hts position will have upon the state politics
deprive him OF his seat IN Congress. That tue
effect will be something more marked than these faithful
organs admit Swallowed forth by the OF The
Post " The letter" 1t says, rings Ike pistol shot IL
shiver through the whole frame OF the party
IN the state aud Union. The excitement in his District
and the city its reception unpara lleed ncug
purely political occurrences, showing in what respect
his Judgment az a public is held by his telvw-
ctzens Few men eu0y higher reputation i1r l0iiti-
cal sagacy and TOR THIS reason, too MS decision between
Grant and Greeley was awaited with the proiounder
interest What he says, therefore, carries great weight
with the members OF his party"