New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19
CAMPAIGN NOTES


Congressman De Large denies having written
n letter In favor Of tho election OF Horace Greeley
A Convention Of Democrats in Trimble County
appointed delegates to the Louisville Convention
TIE Sun, new paper. fayOring the election
OF Greeley and Brown, has been Issued at Dayton,
The Hon. James w BROMLEY, ex-member
Of the Virginia Legislature has declared for Greeley and
Brown
Gen. Basil w. Duke has written strong
letter from Louisville. Ky. urging tho election of Cree
Icy and Brown.
A telegram to The Cincinnati Commercial
states that the Hon Charles Reemoln favors the Louis
vile Convention.
The lama Comfy Liberal, published at To-
Iedo iowa issued for the tho 10Th inst sup
ports Greeley and Brown.
DR.. A. Peasc, f. L. Sproat, and VIM. C.
Cogswe been chosen delegates to tho Grant Con
ventioB from Sullivan County
The Ist Assembly District Grant Republican
Convention OF Mayvi.le n. ", unanimously nominated
f. H. Brewer for Member Of Assembly.
Judge +. S. Farce is said to have declined
the nomination for Congress given him by the Grant
Republicans in the lid Kentucky District
Ex-President johnson, i'll a recent interview
with correspondent Of The Memphis Appeai expressed
himself being very hopeful OF Mr. Greeeys election
The Grant Republicans of the Hid District
OF Alabama nominated j. T. Raper (coloredl Tor Con
c. W. Buckley, late memOer' on tho nrot
ballot.
John D. Yott, late editor and proprietor of
The Rochelle On. " Pioneer, has written letter.
Kidding himself of all responsibility in connection with
that papers support OF Grant.
The Hon. j. X. Graves, of Dubuque, Ia, de-
cnes to be candidate for the Liberal Congress nomi-
nation taking occasion. however to express his hearty
sympathy with the Liberal movement
1t is stated on good authority that the Hon.
s. r. ConOvcr State Treasurer of Florida end member
Of the Republican state Executive Committee. will de-
clare for Greeley and Brown In a few days
At the Chemung County Soldiers COnven
ton the following delegates chosen TO the Soldiers
aud Sailors State Convention, to be held at Utica Col
O. H. Smith, Major c. e. Baldwin, and Sergeant Seymour
Dexter
1t is reported from Washington that letter
was received there two days ago. from Maine urging
that all the clerks be sent home to vote, September,
and seeming TO be chiefly concerned is TO the reelection
OF Speaker Blaine.
ID. J. Mitchell G. n. Kennedy, J. NJ. Gere,
and W. Perkins Of the Is District, and Carroll f. Smith,
H. P. Tolman, Alex. Van Week, and B J. Coleman, of
gates to the Grant State Convention.
George w. Patterson, o. Stoddard, W. L. War
rem and @ T. Ryckman have been chosen delegates to
the Grant Republican State Convention at Utica Reso
Senator Conkling and W. L. Sessions.
1t is reported that, at a meeting of Liberal
Republicans and Democrats in Boston, Saturday, it
was resolved to ask Charles Francis Adams to become
that subject was dispatched to Geneva.
The Hon. J. Lawrence Getz, Democratic
Member OF Congress from the With Readng) District
of Pennsylvania, has written letter denying that he
had announced himself As unwilling TO swallow
Greeley" and giving several reasons why democrats
should render him their hearty support
Frederick Lauer, honorary President of the
American Brewers Congress- has written a letter re
bukng the attempt of certain represenatives of that
ing that brewers good citizens are more Interested
in tho VI the Dolal Candidate IMAM III that Oh
Gen. Grant.
The Hon. Isaac Benson, tx-Republcan State
Senator OF Pennsylvania aud influential Republican
in his district has declared for Greeley and Brown In
letter to Col Mcclure he expresses his conviction that
Potter and Me kean Counties Will give Liberal maJOrteS
George Iandon ard Gordon r. Mason, who have repre-
sented this district in the senate are also In the Liberal
ranks.
A number of Western Grant papers have
given the Ohio State Central Democratic Committee
Chairman in the person Of the Hon. J. W. Carson, and
have turned him 10 Grant. The Cincinnati En-
Qirer takes Hamlet out OF the play by stating that the
Chairman Of that Committee IS John G.. Thompson. ana
that sit VIII be especially to the Grant men, that
he has declared for Grant"
w. Irving Squire is n Grant stump speaker, |
in Alabama whose dignity permits Of nothing less than
a company OF United States troops IA an escort DIT W.
A. Williams OF Washington County writes TO The Mo6'e
Pegisfer that this belgerent orator approached ms
place, few evenings ago. escorted by troops, S Ge
manded wagon, and bong unable W optah ohe' ncu
several shots at the house.
The Typographical Society of Charleston. S.
c. unanimously elected Mr.. Greeley an honorary NOM
her on the 9th ns date OF its SD anniversary.
committee was selected TO from Charleston to this
y bearing TO Mr. Greeley tho notification OF his cleo
tinn and resolutions heartily commencing his nOmna-
non and hoping his election, signed by every
member OF the Society, including some " the oldest
nrinters in the United States all the influential publish
mo firms of the city and OF all natonaties and all
departments of Literature and the press.