New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

TIE Homestead Champion, publishedin WASH
ington supports Greeley and Brown.
Gen. John F. Fansworth of Illinois VIII
speak at Lancaster. PENN this evening.
Senator SchuH VIII begin his canvass OF
Pennsylvania Sept 81, and will speak especially to his
German fellow-cltiZens.
The Fort Smith (Kan.) Monitor prints list
sf more than 100 Republicans OF that who sup
porting Greeley and Brown.
The Hudson (N. " Star suggests that readers
be appointed in connection with political clubs who
may the absence of speakers, read stirring speech
which almost any newspaper VIII furnish.
A Washington dispatch says that Senator
and Speaker Blaine after much solicitation from
the Chandler Committee, have consented TO make
era Grant speeches in Ohio during the next SIX weeks.
4 new paper, The Liberal Campaign Union.
has been started at Newark Wayne County, ~ " In the
interest Of the Liberal ticket. The True Fiag published
at Hancock Delaware County, NJ y also supports the
ticket.
A correspondent writes that there are more
than 100 Liberal Republicans in NewLondon. Conn, aud
that Congress s,man starloweather, in recent speech
there was candid enough to express ms regret that 50
many were desertlng the ranks OF Grant.
In the town of Orange, n. j., correspond
ert states that Republicans have organized Liberal
Club and that the towns OF Beevile. Bloomfield. Mil
burn. MDntclar and Caldwell are largely LDera ESseh
County Will, IL is hoped give majority Tor Reform
The Liberal canvass in Pennsylvania has
already become spirited in all parts OF the state Nearly
every town and village has its Greeley and BucKalew
Club, and IN the cities there Is an organization IN nearly
every ward. The State journals are ned with repOILs
of largely attended and enthusiastic public meetings.
Gen. Dix is not the only warrior who has
an eplgram for q record Gen. John c. Robinson, II
seems said at Spotsyvana This place must be ours
The Albany Journal quietly adds And say the Re.
pubcahs OF the state looking 20 It's state Government
For preliminary notice OF descent upon the oaVes
and fishes, this Is candOr ITSELF
The Hon. +. d. Culver addressed a Greeley
and Brown meeting at Middle Granville Y. Y. Sept. 4
His speech was able and well received and the meeting
was satisfactory o. +. Thompson late County Judge
Chairman, and A. ), BuTdick, NJ. ID; Grover Qaw
yers) Isaac Norton, Charles l.. Mann, john Watkins,
John Fyfe and several other leading Republicans aud
Democrats were Nico-Presidents.
According to. The Harrisburg Pa.) Patriot.
the following prominent Republicans OF Franklin County
in that State are openly Greeley and Buckalew: Tho
Hon s. p McCalmOnt Judges r. s. Mccormick and Irwin.
ex-senator lHOag, Peler McGOugh, cashier; Col L. ID
Rodgers Dr. Giett William BLOugh Harrison j; slnin'
late prothonotary James Osborne, Col Jatles Bakey
simon j. NiOkltn, d. ID. Davis. Alex A. SOehan' " u;
Cooper, merchant; j. NJ BOhhan' esq Ch1d"icA anu
Rehm, esqs, ana about 100 OtheIs.
A correspondent at Springfield, Ohio, writes
that there are more than 2OO outspoaen Liberal RpuO-
ucans IN that town. Among the more prominent ot
them are the following: J. X. Mower ex Representa-
tive f. Matox. John Little, ex-Probate Judge j. D.
Thomas formerly itor OF The Daily Adeertiser; Capt.
W. j. Winters, AdjuantGeneral OF the Grand Army OK
the Republic Tor ONO; j. ". BiooAHaitor , n..,iauA
Warden, Robert Johnson William Whiteb manu- aSs ~ sr "
| William Black, Peter SLACK, T. A. SlhAii, "nt a .
Peet merchants The Liberals predict reunciluh oi
Grants majority In Clark County Ot from oo 10 w 'o'os
The senior Senator from this State, IN a
recent speech portrayed spain fearing that the Amer
lean flag would float hostility IN the harbor of Ma
dridv Doubtless the Secretary OF the Navy In the IN
tervals of reflection enthusiasm, could tell rs which or
our sbips OF war can the habor OF Madrid but
me EfCsOu Freeman saves him the trouble DN qHolS
the following dislOyal uterance concerning that CITY
from the Encyclopedia Americana. II Is near the ecu
Ter of the kingdou. about miles from tho sea- lt
banishng thus renegade publication ro AL Tue Cds1o-
| houses.
Few of the Custom house organs have been
sufficiently "loya" defend the attack Of Brother-nlaw
Dent upon Mr.. Henry Reed OF TAe Washington Cdpt1ct.
and equally true is that few have had the nderend
ence to denounce the outrage. But here s Ihe C'ncs
nad Gazette stauch Grant organ, freeing its mind on
the subject IN way refreshing. IL declares Oat
the pretense OF yndcang ones houor by personal vl0
lence s an exhibition Of cOwarce, ana calls Dehts AZ
tack the 'act of assassin, exhibiting IN every pfl
royardre and fear" Not content with THIS nc stficS
| BrotherLu-law Dent "man whom society w9ud u'
means" reviews the worthy relatives cafoes s,t"ae :
MIN of tradng his relationship 10 Grant, ana AhoMi
All no Wny for the president 10 get ld OF pcis" Nu
i'm spitc of him. Is trading Ou his relationship Urf -.
shobts him but that might be sti mOto uullca sAht
IL thinks the chuig against Do.t hy iHc Gap te " al
generally be believed, and MI LOUIS bent via Do AV'c
| rions alike rs "a swiQdlor, pg0iosaioa pump an@
| eOWaTdy as1dsslu