New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Elisha C7ofoot. formerly Sheriff of Lewis
County n y and old and earnest RePqPcan Is 'H n
nominee Of the Liberal Republicans ana Democrats ol
lewis County Tor the Assembly =
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, and II. B.'Fouke OF
Dubuque Liberal candidate for Eector at Large al
tres.ed a large mass meeting at Waterloo Iowa. Ihurs-
day NIGHT The Waterloo ana CEDAR rams JANUS
ward ,erendded A T. LUSH Liberal candidate 4oI Oou
sress. n,
The Sacramento Union, San Francisco But
,ef,n Morning Call and other prominent Grant hepuD
lican Journals Of California, support the NOMINATION OF
Dsirc against r. ge Administration candidate, on
account OF the railroad question.
Minor T. Broderc, Chairman of the LIB
era County Convention Of Schuyler County was lately
Chairman Of the Republican County Committee. Mr.
Brodrc Is an important accession TO the Liberal RANKS
Adam @. Campbell, ex supervisor ana DINER Iunugns,
Republicans of schuyler County are earnestly eHS"6oV
in the Liberal cause --.,> l1'a~ Z -''- - -
SiYs. Jane G. Swisshelm having been quoted
as supporter Of Grant has written letter giving her
reasons for advocating Mr. Greeley AS AbolitOnist,
as patriot as an economist, and woman sufragist,
she finds good reasons Tor pre1erflne him ana ADDS
have tried years 10 keep little influence ON the
right side. and cannot permit 1t to go over at TINS late
The Grant Republican State Committee of
Florida mas been sending the most candid appeals
Yor money yet issued The circular printed. asks for
$50 and hears the announcement Assessment Oy INC
Committee" These sent out under the frank OF
Senator Osborne 10 ofice-holders Who are naturally
enough anxious TO know what has become Oh tne OI'i
Gen. Thomas L. Kane is the Liberal candl-
date Tor Congress in the XIXth District of Pennsylvania,
composed OF the northern counties from Cameron and
Mexican to Erie. inclusive. Gen. Kane fought through
the the Union, often severely wounded, ana
Is stili a sufferer theTefrom. Jealous Republican an
enthusiastic Liberal, gallant and popular soldier ne
difference 10 the enreaties of friends and his
vicuOns of duty We believe he will as he ought TO- pe
elected.
OF the Grant electors from Illinois in 1868
coil hay for
(ustayus Koerner, James Mccoy, Thomas G.. Frost
samuel C Parks, and John d. Strong Those favoring
Grant are stephen A. Hurlbu U. s. Minister 10 Bogoa
innuI o. clover T. s. District Attorney Southern Dis
trict OF Illinois; Damon G.. Trumectif and Daniel W.
RTentono ia in Germany Edward Kitchel and Charles
f. Springer dead and the political status Of Henry
W. Draper aud John W. Blackburn is not auhoritauvey
Pursuant to instructions from the Liberal
Republican and Democratic Soldiers and Sailors Con-
venton held at Harrisburg Penn, on the 2sh ut ITS
Chairman Gen. McCandless has appointed the follow
ing state Executive Committee: Col. James c. Kerr,
Capt. Frank j. Magee, Capt j. A. %ISnal, 90; H. 49,
McCalmont Gen. w w. II. Davis, and Gen. Mulholland
This Committee will at select Committeeman in
communication with all honOrably discharged soldiers
aud sailors who are opposed 70 the p9cy OF Ihe eouh
ell war which meets at Pittsburgh on the 18th INST
The Republican General Committee of Kings
County raised Grant and Wilson banner at the head
quarters in WashingtOn-st., Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
There was also display Of fireworks and speeches were
made by Benjamin Hale and sias b. butcher. The au-
dence present large but there was very nte en-
fhuslasn. poem, laudatOry OF the military achieve
Of Gen Grant, recited by George Wren after
which Mr. Hale made a speech denOuncng The Liberal
Republican and Democratic combination, ana claiming
that the safety and prosperity OF the country cOud only
be maintained by the reelection OF Grant The memory
Of the noble acts Of Grant would parayze ali opposition
70 his reelection
The State Executive Committees of Liberal
Republicans and Democrats Of Ohio announce III meet
fnr he Of le wi
have made appointments Senators Trumbu, schurz,
and Thurman. Gen. Thomas Ewing Gen. Aquila Wiley,
the Hon c. NJ Clay, the Hon. 7. Van Trump, Judge ].
C. McKerney, Judge u. +. Paine the Hon. Frank H.
Hurd. the Hon. Milton j. Southland the Hon. William ID.
Hill, Gen. Morgan, Col. W. NJ GrOsyenor the Hon. Geo.
w UOnk the Hon. NJ. W. Ransom, the Hon. John b.
Jones' Col &. n. GOuldng, the Hon. Wyhe H. Oldham,
Col John g. Love- Gen. DurDin Ward, Col A. g. Ramsey,
the Hon. j. Kruder Mower, the Hon. Geo. Lincoln Gen
Thomas i. Wilde the Hon. l.. I. Neal, the Hon. X. L.
Hudson, the Hon. A. Mayo, the Hon. j. j. Green the
Hon August Theme, Col. George W. Andrews the Hon
A. W. Patrick. the Hon. j. ID. Burrows DIT j. Musson,
the Hon. d. j. Callen The canvass IN ONO Is earnest
and will DO vigorously pressed.
The assault of Judge Dent upon Mr. Reed
Of me Capital could hardly fail TO excite the indignation
of all fairnindod men, and 1t is not strange that the
Journalist overcomes the Grant Republican in even The
WashtnOon Chronicle 10 The personal assault
made upon the acting editor Of The Capital by Judge
Louis Dent Is deeply 10 DO regretted Acting upon the
fiery nature OF gentleman VINO mas had no cohne9ton
in sympathy with II politically, the article lea MIN 70
perDetTnte indefensible act by such violence addl
tiOna nOtOrety IL given 20 the ISLANDERS OF me san ana
In the attitude Of peacebreakor end an enemy 70 Tue