New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Fx-Goy. TrasimOn Landry of Ascension,
La. supports the Liberal ticket.
Ex-senator Yates is announced to make his
first campaign speech at Freeport. Ill., ON the 18th Inst
I'm the list of newspapers supporting the
Liberal ticket published the second page of todays
TRBUSE The Albany Argus, The philadelphia Post; and
The Neu- York Day Book were inadvertently omitted
The text of L. II. Rollins's letter of resig-
nation as Chairman OF the Grant Republican Committee
~ Hampshire has come hand since the teIegraphc
announcement that he has declared Tor Greeley anu
does not warrant that assertion In thaI IetleT ho
warmly indOrscs Grant and WILSON,
Gen. John F. Farnsworth began the cam
pagn for the Liberals carefully prepared address to
his constituents at st. Charles, Ill. yesterday. An i'm
mcnse crowd attended and large delegations were pres
ent from all the adjacent towns The General Is strong
iu disrust Of the present admlstaute s9sVom anu
honeful OF the election OF the Liberal candidate
The Grant papers are simultaneously and
aeveroIly overcome with at the size Importance
and respoctabnty OF the approaching straightou Con-
vention at Louisville IL VIII be- ACCORDING 70 the one
~ o. 'o imS1ar coincidence number Of them have bit
upon the samo candidate for the COhVehIOh-Charies
O'COnOr.
Fx-Gov. John C. Edwards of Missouri, now
nearly 90 wears of age and an ultra Democrat has writ
ton letter TO Col Peter saxe Of California which gives
n most sensible view OF the situation: He says ~ am
against all banks all monop9lies al rnsi hii "g & anu ~
o tariffs high salaries, ana heavy zee plls, anu M
favor direct taxation WIN an tns, ht nso @ mo ponid
rffttpE III
nick p the best club TO beat our enemies over the head
"a Massachusetts, man "-the organs do not
o.i hia name-actually asserts that the Reform move
mept A. at tainted with the flavor of Repudation
/, NOT fully committed TO Its advocacy" The man who
cnid make such statement after the EN- phatic language
se seventh section OF the Cincinnati Baltimore plat
denouncing Reputation In every form ana Suise
is an idiot TO whose adhesion the Grant party Is
welcome.
Rowland Johnson of Orange, NJ, has written
n letter TO Samuel L. G. Smith, coored man OF that
nIoce a his request declaring for Grant, and rocapu-
Iot,ne the stale sanders about Mr. Greeeys abandon
ment OF his principles, about hls associates, &c.
%oni % - "a Chase Sumner and Greeley from
tie charge OF recreancy to their political faith
A correspondent sends us a long account of
the Greeley and Brown ratification meeting at
F6 New-Mexico, on the goth ult. The Plaza was
crowded long before tho hour appointed for the meet
ing; the soldiers monument was illuminated fireworks
displayed and bon1res built on every Of the
square, At o'clock tOrchight procession was
formed and a t passed along the streets was greeted
with hnrrahs for Greeley and Brown. Tho meeting was
held at the Pagoda. under the auspices OF committee
Democrats Judge Murphy ~ Lincoln County presided
and Judges Watts and Benedict Major Quintana aud
Adolph Gutnan addressed tho crowd which had
blcd 'The Democrats and Republicans of New-Mex-
leo saws the writer, almost "a unit for the candl-
dates Of the Clncinna ana Baltimore Conventions ana
even OF Grants ONCE holders sympethize with the
movement Carpetbaggers generally, however. feel
sore"
The Secretary of the Liberal Republican
State Committee OF ONO writes from Columbus rs fol
lows; "our people think We shall carry tho state. 4
letter from a well informed German IN Cleveland says
rs per cent OF the German Republican element with
u and that there 5000 Liberal Republicans u Cuya'
hoga County. letter from the clerk Of the Board OF
Control Of Hamilton County says, The Grant party
ePneed,s tms county 10 the mGngrvs ns tney 2e
Frightening. Tho editor OF The Journal tposlmasteh