Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-11
CAmnnIgli Notes.

SENATOR ALCoRN in a letter to 4 friend a.
Mississippi, tales strong ground M favor D,
the election of Grant for a second term
IT is predicted that Senators Thurman. cas
serlv and Vckcrs viii not support Greeley eyar
il he is nominated by the Baltimore ConveB.
ton.
I THERE is dreadful rumor Of an unpleasant
ness between the Schurz and Blair wings ~
The would-be happy-family party in Missouri
THIS is not as II should be-
THE now venerable ey-Gov shannon NJ
Kansas, is a Greeley recruit, and the CHICAGO
journal suggests that the Old man doubtless
wants to pay a debt Of gratitude he owes tho
New York Tribune for the help il gave him in
his campaign against Tom Corwiu long AGO
when it held him up a. a drunken border rgf
fan of the most Infamous type.
! THE Republicans of Indiana opened the cam
paign, on Saturday, by an enthusiastic mass
meeting in Masonic Hall, at which addresses
were made by Senator Morton and Gen. e.
burn, VI. G. Republican clubs were organized
for each ward in the city at the same meeting
I S. PErrEBoNE, of Niagara Falls, is one Of
the Republicans whom the Tribune has
claimed by name indolsIug Greeley. To
him the Niagara Falls GazejtaS thus alIudes:
''We have the best authority for saving that
Dir. Pc teb0ue viii not desert his party. but
Will support Grant and wilson 1t is mere
desperation for the Greeley men to thus use
/ the names Of houored EepuaLcans.'
, WITH tI8I WONDERFUL disregard Na cons
ency which mas marked the management If
+ tine Liberal Republicans tn oughout we
are receiving "refOrm campaign tracts of
the heaviest kind from the Office OF the q id.n
/ Age and elsewhere under the frank OF a DEM
( o.ratic Congressman. In the words of the
Greeley organ, - Are the pc pie 10 be com
PEELED to pay for the trausmlssio Of slch
documents through the mails; viii they not
rise in their wrath and rCbuEo the outrage at
the polls ~
/ THE New York Times presents tables which,
/ it saws have been carefully prepared, showing
239 electoral votes probable for the Phiiad +
phia ticket, SO probable Tor the Cincinnati, and
58 doubtful Connecticut, Louisiana Missouri,
Indiana, New Jersey ana West Virginia are
considered as doubtful stat, and Delaware,
Florida Georgia, Maryland. Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Texas and Virginia AS probable for the
Cincinnati ticket. It deuuunccs the present
canvass i'll favor Of Greeley as game Of bluff.
The Augusta (Ga.) CoustitudonaIst bewaiIs
tho spirit Of disorganIzatlul and bad faith
which the opening steps of the Presidential
campaign have disclosed among the Democrats
aud their Liberal allies.
THE Springfield Republican prints, with "a
vorablc comment a long communication from
! q Jcflcrsuulml Democrat tayOllng the nDmIua-
ton Of Charles sumner, at Baltimore
The Republican Congre slonal Convention
IF the Fourth District Of Illinois, on Thurs
day, nominated Gen. stephen A. Hurlhurt
The dstic, Is at present represented by Gen.
tarnsWOrth, who was candidate Tor renpml-
nation, aud who il is reported. viii now be
the candidate of the coalition Dlm-crats and
Liberal Republicans,
AMONG the Senators whose terms expire
next March are spencer OF Alabama Pome-.
roy. of Kansas Kellogg OF Louisiana; Nye, u
Nevada Conklmg, OF New York Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania.
Sen GATORS LOGAN and Ferry addrt sseda large
and enthusiastic Grant aud Wllsoa ratification
meeting at the Opera House III Detroit on
THURSDAY night.
THE Republicans of Vermont haye nominated
the following state ticket: For Governor, Jul
lius Converse Lieutenant Governor, i, ).
Taft. of Burlington Treasurer, John A. Page,
Of Montpelier Electors, Harmon Hatfield aud
L. 7. Jewell Resolutions strongly endorsing
the Philadt lphia platform and nominees were
passed by the nominating convention
The Republicans Of the First Maine Con-
gressional District have nominated j. IT, Bur
leigh for Congress
Iris rumorcd that 500 900 is ready for a
rev organ of the Admins; at Philadel-
phia.
The Pittsburg Dispatch saws Mr. Gree
ley is probably weaker in Pennsylvania than
IN any other state in the Union. The Liberal
movement never had any size here, and his
nomination has not increased its dimensions
by the smallest fraction. We do not know OF
more than three Republican Journals that
support him, and but one Of these IS more
than year old OF his Old Republican friends
and admirers, not one lu q dozen have followed
him in his pilgrimage to the Democratic lem
pie, and but two Republican Greeley cubs,
with less than a membp shin Of one hundred
each. have been organized out ui Che ranks OF
the party that pollol 3l22s9 votes for Grant
In 1868
4lAJoR TAILOR, Of Huntingdon county is
the Republican candidate for Congress from
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