Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-28

perof Clayton county, Iowa, comes out for
Graiey.I 49, - aM Va
Seth Robinson, Of Linsoln, late Repub-
lican Atternes-Generalsef Nehraska,a has
declared for Greeley.
The cana for e Greeley Cab organized at
6r. Paul, Minnesota, was signed By 1877 Re.
publican Votes. gDgE
A Sufield (Connecticut> correspond
ence says there are upwards Of one pun
ldred Greeley Republicans in,that town..
Twelve Of the Republican members ofthe
Ohio Eouse Of Representative have turned
their backs on Grant. $50 e.. sssft
Samuel P. Morrill,, late Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Maine, has declared
for Greeley. eer.W Rp~e~Ww
John Dorsch, Postmaster at Caledonia.
Minnesota, comes out for Greeley and
Brown, and sends In his resigaation, % \
The Liberal Republicans Of Cortland,
New York, have organized a working cam
paign club. The Hen. VIM. 81. Shankland,
hte Justice Of The Supreme Court, is the
President, M urs-rw
The Grand Haven (Mich1 linton, q Re-
publican paper these ten years, has substi-
tuted the Greeley for the Grant ticket, and
urges the people OF Michigan to give Greeley
their electoral ticket. ~; sc5t
OF the .six Republican Supervisors Of
Broome county, New York, Eve are ont for
Greeley and Brown. This is about the pro
portion Of the Republican vote that Greeley
proposes to take everywhere
Maj Coffin, of Middletown, Connecticut,
and Mr.. Camp, leading bank officer and
,inancier II that city, and. formerly State
Treasurer OF Connecticut, are among those
Middletown Republicans who declare for
Greeley.
The Battle Creek (Michigan) Tribune
hoists the names of Greeley and Brown.
The editor, w. W. Woolnough, was for-
merly Grant Republican. The Bay City
Pioneer, new Independent German paper
has also come out for Greeley.
The St. Paul Pioneer publishes list of
one hundred and twenty names of Repub-
llcans, calling meeting of all Republicans
10 the city of Tasting, Minnesota, in favor
of the ticket nominated at Baltimore, for
the purpose Of forming a Greeley, and
Brown club.
Eighty Republicans of Honesdale Penn
sylvania, have signed a call for a meeting
for the purpose of forming Greeley and
Brown club. 1t is reported that not Re
publican vote viii be cast for Grant in Be-
thany, Pennsylvania, which has always
gwen decided Republican msjorities.
The Darlington, (Wisconsin) Democrat
mentions that the Hon. A. B. P. Wood,
Thomas cambridge and III. N. Carpenter,
are among the several hundred Republican
in La Fsyette county who have declared
theirintention of voting against the Gift
Taker and Nepotist.
Amannamed Lucien Warner enjoys the dis
repute of being the only Grant man among
the $50 Republican voters of the town of
Chaska, Carver county, Minnesota. His
neighbors laugh at him and call him their
Republican Nasty. The St Paul Pioneer
Is assured that Carver county is good for a
Greeley majority of ], 400. "a a - .
Among the most recent conversions to
Greeley and Brown from among influential
New York Republicans, are Mr.. E. P.
Wheeler, the Grant elector for the Orange
and Sullivan district in 1868; A. J. Swift, a
prominent lawyer, and chairman of The Re-
publican committee of his county, and
Charles Guilford, Republican Supervisor of
the town of Cuba.
The New York Times, "Grant's own"
is siDgularly unfortunate in its assertions.
1t lately said there we're only three Liberal
Republicans in Wappinger Falls, and fifteel
at once rush into the local paper with
card, and in Rhinebeck, where the Times
said Greeley wouldn't get a single Republic
can vote, thirty-two Republicans have joined
the Greeley club. By the way, these Gree
ley clubs seem to be Swinging up pretty
fast nowadays in New York. --- -.-
The political revolution is increasing in
force and volume in Pennsylvania. The
Harrisburg Patriot states that D. F. Glass
mire, of Coudersport Potter county, has
T signed his position of member of the
Grant state central committee AMI chair
man of the committee. Mr.. Glassmire
emphatically declares his purpose to sup
port Greeley, Brown and Buckalew. Potter
county lies next to M'Kean, where lives
Col. Freeman, who resigned the position OF
Grant elector few Gays ago. The fire OF
reform is blazing all along the mountains
of the North. The Hon. Isaac Benson, of
Potter county, for several terms a member
Of the legislature, who is held in high es-
TEEN for his purity and fidelity as q repre-
sentative, has declared for Greeley and
Brown, and is working vigorously and effec-
lively for tie good cause. The revolution
is becoming general throughout the coun-
ties of the Northwest. The Philadelphia
4ge Of the Path says: cae (
"In Northern Pennsylvania the Liberal
Republican movement is fast assuming i'm
posing proportions. Prominent men in the
border counties, who have hitherto acted
with the Radical party, are now openly for
Greeley and Brown. A Lioeral Club has
been formed at Meadville, Crawford county.
At present it numbers ffty-seVen members,
and the increase is such as to justify be-
lief that It will soon have double that num-
Der on its roll. The Crawford Democrat
says the Greeley men will call a county
meeting in August, when they will complete
their organization. In Lancaster, Law
renee, aud in all the western counties of the
State, and also in this region, the change
from Grant to Greeley is beginning to show
upon the surface, and attract public atten-
ton. The lines are daily becoming more
definitely drawn between the friends and
enemies of reform, and men are taking
their positions accordingly. The unexcep7
tionable character of our State nominees is
also attracting thousands of men to the
party. The contrast between Buckslew,
governing for the good of the people, and
Hartranft, acting as the agent aud tool of
Cameron, is producing ali effect upon hon.
EST business men of the opposition. They
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