New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


Major James Haggerty, formerly Deputy
o an az mar. IN the csnvass Greeley and Brown
Dudley p. Ely, Republican Mayor OF south
Norwak Conn has declared for Greeley ana BT9Tb Sb
II ia said that the anti-Greeley Democrats
bave secured the Maryland Institute at Baltimore for
The holding OF their private conference during the session
of the National COnYentloh'
The Hon. Francis M. Pixcy, of California, a
leading Republican of IS years standing has organized
n Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. and is working
hard FOR the success of the Cincinnati ticket.
The Greeley and Brown German Club OF
Jersey City Hights is making arrangements TO hold
mass meeting at Rommel 4 Leicht's brewery imme-
diately after the adjournment Of the Baltimore ConVen
ton.
Forty Republicans joined the Greeley and
Brown Club Of Elizabeth, NewJersey at its first meet
ing Tuesday evening The attendance was very large
and notably enthusiastic. An organization was eecied
with d ". c. Stanford as President and Ira b. wheeler
Secretary.
A meeting of the Fourth Ward Greeley Club
in Baltimore Tuesday evening attended by 5000
voters who came together after a notice OF only two
DAYS Music fireworks and transparencies enlivened
the OCCASION and speeches warmly ndorsing Mr Greeley
were made by eX-Gov. swan, James l. Brewer James
A. Buchanan, and Gen. ~ g. LatroDe
Gen. Williams of Virginia City, Nevada, in
a conversation with TRIBUNE reporter, yesterday
stated that the people Of Nevada. II allowed the ex
presion OF their honest opinions at the polls, would IN
November a large majority for the Cinclnhatl
ticket The people now he SAID, were occupied with the
Senatorial contest but the Endorsement o.! the Ocu
matt ticket at Baltimore would awaken degree OF en-
thusiasm equaed only by that manifested WDeh Lneoh
was nominated IN 1860.
Among the rumOrs in the hotels yesterday,
was one to the effect that George Wilkes had offered TO
make a bet Of $4,000 with exCOllectOr Thomas Murphy
that Gen Grant would be defeated in the approaching
campaign. Mr. Murphy declined-but going 10 Long
Branch, said 10 have repeated the incident 70 Cen
Grant After the interview he took courage ana started
out 10 look for Mr.. Wilkes who was also al Long BTdnch
The money was then put up by both persons Mr. wilkes
also making bet of $1,000 with Mr. Hugh Hastings 70
the same effect, and one OF Sl.OO WIN nj. LOmD@Iu
that Pennsylvania would be carried by Greeley.
Readers Of denomination papers must get
wOfuy confused the hyseucal utterances Of the
Post-Ofce editors. On day they are assured that
Greeley is traitor has deserted his lifelong principles
ana the Republican party and gone over 20 the Demo
Gratis the next comes the equally positive assertion
that Democrats have abandoned their tmenonOred
beliefs and completely surenuereG 70 me lne IN
some central pstoce and settle the matter one way OF
the otheri For after all there Is nothing Ike unannlty
yOu know.
The Liberal Republican State Executive
Committee Of New-Jersey met in Trenton on Tuesday,
and made temporary organization by eectng Francis
3. Pye Chairman, and John W. starr Secretary. En-
couragng reports received from the various coun
ties, and Wm. L. Flagg was appointed TO visit sue1
portions OF he State had not yet organized clubs and
render such assistance might De needed 10 accomplish
such q result. a resolution adopted constituting u
A Allen Prof c. Fisher J. II. Gerry, F. II. snyder ana
r. B. Pye a committee 10 call state convention 70
meet IN Trenton the day as the DcmOcrAtIc
COvenOn, the nomination Of an electoral tlcket Ihe
Committee also authorized ~ confer Win tie Ot
Ocratlc state Committee
In a recent interview with newspaper re-
porter Judge jeremiah Black Of Pennsylyaula said
THE defeat 81 CfahT aId suppression Of the evils
his administration has brought upon the country would
indeed be glorious result The election Of Greeley VIII
effect great deal know nothing OF Greeley person
aly. The opinion have formed OF his character from
other sources most favorable but one JLg al ddInt
he s. honest man. No person, believe, has ever
charged him with corruption. IAeE, again, the
he Will be elevated 70 power ny q codli-
ton good all parties would alone be sufficient
guarantee Of Of n purity and ghtOrWaTlness OF
administration. party composed or sucl clements
which depends upon for support must tread CAUTIOUSLY
very narrow path would have Y.ly utile eaIs OF
Greeley any other sensible man gong very Ia AstA5
without any question, under sucn circumstance
A prominent lawyer, writing from Calves
ton Texas TO a law firm in this city says: Nearly
body is for Greeley and Brown for through
eg We expect 70 reach constitutional liberty and relief
from the pestfef5as Gfs9 who have pl y. tns
powers OF Government. You MAY Judge Of the lfilc
tons we have endured and our desperate Condition
now when with voice cheerfully and earnestly
advocate has theoretically and politically, at
least bitter and lifelong enemy, when al pre-
eOuce we'd pretudices political bias and preference are
swallowed up in the great necessity OF the hOur-Defty
We have time IN the face OF this aabsorbng fdct 70
define upon theories OF governmental pOcy Wnch are
now exercising the Northern mind We DcneNe OIeelsy
can relieve from tyrannca oppressive, personal al
mnisratOn, and substitute in It's place government
OF law administered with some reference 70 tAe checAs
and balances the Constitution. Beside nave heard
that Cd White Hat has small family an0 no brot1ers-
in-aw."