Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Italians of New Orleans have a
Christopher Columbus Greeley club, num-
bering already over FIVE hundred members.
OF the nine Republican papers in the
second Congressional district of Vernon,
five support Judge Steele, and four Judge
| Poland.
A Government office-holder writes from
Texas that the State is sure for Greeley and
Brown by at least 10000 majority.
The Troy Times is annoyed at the pre-
gress of Liberalism in New York. 1t calls
ex-Lieut.-Gov Alvord's declaration for
Greeley shameful, audacious, and palpa-
BILE regeneration"
Gen. Basil W. DIXIE has written strong
letter urging the election of Greeley and
Brown.
Grant has the support Of only two Ger
man papers in Winconsin. Fifteen sup
port Greeley.
The Westfeld (Mgss.) Nea0s Letter be-
lieves that if Sumner is nominated for Gov
ernor, Massachusetts eau be carried for
Greeley and Brown.
Everywhere the Democrats and Liberal
Republicans have clasped hands, and are
animated with a common purpose to rescue
the country from rings and military rule.
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, declines
the nomination for Elector on the Greeley
ticket. He believes in the cid Philosopher
though, and viii stump the State in his lie
half
A letter to the Chicago Tribune from St.
Joseph, Mich, says: "Last night we held
a very large Greeley and Brown meeting,
about 500 being present. Out of that
number 400 joiued the club. This town is
all Greeley; there is hardly Grant man
left"
Ex-Lieutenant-G Governor Addison Gardi-
ner, of New York, elected on the ticket
with Silas Wright in 1914, was one of the
Vice Presidents of the Greeley and Brown
meeting at Rochester on Aug. Is.
A vote was taken a day or two since, on
the Peru accommodation train, on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway, re-
sulting in forty-one for Greeley and thirteen
for Grant.
Isaac n. Smith, colored man of Jones
county, North Carolina, announces his
intention of stumping the State for Gree
lev and Brown before the November cleo
ton.
A Kansas correspondent claims Wyan-
dotte, johnson, Miami, Bourbon, Crawford
and Cherokee counties, as certain for Gree
ley and Brown, and hopes to see the State
go for the Liberal ticket.
The Grant papers have par AIDED the name
of Judge StowelI, Of Canandaigua, New
York, as prominent Democratic convert
to Grant. o. F. Thompson, Of that place,
in letter, corrects the statement, and says
there is no such man in the county.
A letter from Council Bluffs, Iowa, says:
"Lsst night at the Washington Cuban
organization composed mostly of Germans
an expression was taken on the Presi-
Dental question, and resulted as follows:
Greeley and Brown, 70; Grant aud Wilson,
g."
The Grant papers have announced that
the four Democratic ex-Mayors of Grand
Rapids will support Grant; now all four of
those gentlemen publicly declare themselves
in favor of Greeley and Brown. So much
for these reported Democratic converts to
Grant.
Ex-senator Bsyard, Of Delaware, the ell
der of the Bayards, has been applied to by
Blanton Duncan to accept the nomination
of the Louisville Straight-out Convention,
but has refused to allow his name to be used,
and announces his intention to stump Del
aware for Greeley and Brown,