Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-23
Notes from Other Quarters.
CharIes summer rIo,nes out-

BOSTON, July GA special dispatch
nom Washington to the Trdoeler states thst
Sumner has written letter to Gardner
BreWer Of Boston, coming out in favor OF
Greeley and Brown, and against Grant
strongly.
New York, July PA Times Wash
ington dispatch says it was announced in
the Sunday Chronicle that Sumner is pre-
pairing letter to the colored- people favor
ing the election of Greeley. He told sew
eral persons lately Grant couldn't carry
more than four States.
Gov. Grafz Brown 1, y
left the city last night on bis way to Ken
lucky, in company with Col. Anderson,
who, however, goes directly to Missouri.
Brown will remain in Kentucky about ten
days, when he will visit his home. Shortly
thereafter he makes stumping tour, COM
ing to the State Of New York in Sep
TENDER.
Senator Frank Blair and wife are stop
ping at East Hampden, Long Island. >
Another Convert.
Wallace Lappan, Of Syracuse, another
member of the Republican State Commit
tee, has resigned and declared for Greeley.
nc TNOE III O<aIVA1hAfS OttfLNDfHRH.
A North Carolina letter to the Herald
says the Democrats have a good show of
carrying the State, although the margin is
so narrow that is impossible to predict with
any certainty.
Secretary Boutwell's speech is denounced
by members of his own party. His recep-
ton at Greensboro was miserable failure,
not more than fifty waiting to hear his sta
tisticai exposition through. Boutwell, de-
clined a proposition TO divide time with
either Doolittle or Upton.
Fred Douglass. Fg
Fred Douglass, Join NJ Langston and
other colored speakers are to make speeches
in Richmond on the 24th inst. In behalf of
Grant and Wilson, and will go thence to
North Carolina on similar business
JacksOnIans.
PITTsBURG, July 22.-The Young Mems
jackson Association of this city, which
prior to the Baltimore Convention, declared
in favor of 4 straight ticket, held meet
ing this evening and unanimously adopted
resolutions endorsing Greeley and Brown.
Ohio. go
COLUMBUS, July 22.-The daily Ohio
Statesman, Democratic, of this city, was to-
day merged with the daily Dispatch, indie
pendent, and will hereafter be published I'M.
der the name of the latter. This leaves
Columbus with no Democratic paper and
with only one morning paper, so morning
Democratic paper is imminent.
Alabama Negroes for Greeley.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July p An i'm
mense Greeley and Brown ratification
halj Gaf.,-,lau sorIf 80
which resolutions endorsing the Liberal Re-
publican nominees and the action of the
Baltimore Convention were unanimously
adopted. A large number of colo-ed men
participated. ----...
Mississippi.
JACKSON, July 22.-Ths Executive Com
mittees of the Democrats and Liberal Re-
publicans will meet in this city on the 18th
of August, when an understanding as to
the conduct of the canvass will be had.
The Indiana Campaign.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, IND, July 22.-Cas-
sius NJ. Clay, the Kentucky orator, address
ed an immense and enthusiastic audience
of Liberal Republicans and Democrats in
this city tonight, 1000 people being pres
ent. His speech was delivered in happy
style and created great enthusiasm, and
concluded with an eloquent appeal to men
of all parties to unite upon common basis
of equal rights to all men. l- -.sL -
Mr.. Baylis w. Hanna, Attorney Genera
of Indiana, spoke for short time holding
the immense audience spell-bound with his
eloquence. He was followed by Capt.
Boiling, of Kentucky, an ex-soldier and
Liberal Republican, in aspeech of consider
able length, put forth argument which
was enthusically received.
The meeting adjourned at late houI
with three rousing cheers for Greeley and
Brown, Thos. A. Hendricks and Cassius NJ
Clay.