New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
LOCAL POLITICS.
WHISPERS FROM THE OUTPOSTS.
THE LIBERAL ALLIES.

| There were many visitors yesterday at the
hea quarters OF the Liberal Republican National Execu
tive Co mittee. AmcUg Others who called we're Senator
Jas. r. DAolttle, c. f. Clarke, Troy, ~ Y; VIM K Gran
airy, Baton R.uge La. the Hon. James Gallaher, Con
necticut; PROD. A. Bonnet Bocton; Col L. E. Fairfax
Williamson, Mo; Gen. Lewis @. Burne, New-fork; H.
Ensey, Memphis Tenn; Col. p. c. Bethel, louisiana
Senator Doote left the city in the evening Tor Malne
where he will make addresses for two weeks lie VIII
tnen go to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, pennsylvania
ana Indiana, and will speak two weeks in e2ch state
among the letters received from prominent
| Liberal Republican, who says
os ma upon my return to Mississippi that everything
oohs most auspicious and promising for cause.
| have authentic Information from almost every locality
IN the state that win have very considerable acces
slons from the Republican ranks, including many col
oIed voters The white people profoundly earnest
from Democrats The Radicals are quarreling bitterly
among themselves over the nomination for Congress.
and will "sp" have doubt in several of the dis
| this State. ~ " 0 ''
letter from North Carolina dated July 90 contains
| the following statements
Our prospects are Frightening and victory ia reasoo
| ably certain at the coming State election.
letter from another sec ion of the state says
Grant and his party moving heaven and earth to
carry the coming state election yet | believe they are
beaten by small majority. This county (Crayen) is
OF their strongolds owing to the large negro VOTE We
| held a ratification meeting on Monday night.
An address received from La Crosse Wis, TO the
| following effect:
Electors Crosse Wis., believing the best interest
OF the whole country will be promoted by the success of
! the principles enuncated In the platform recently
adopted at the Cincinnati and Baltimore Conventions
and the election of the candidates there nominated do
hereby invite all who favor the election Of Greeley and
Brown to join US for the purpose OF organization and ef
| fectiye work.
This was signed by $50 Republicans and $50 Democrats.
postscrp stated that Republicans would sign
the address when called upon, and that there not
Democrat in La Crosse County who had pronounced
| against Greeley and Brown
THE DEMOCRATIC CONTINGENT.
The Democratic Headquarters OF the National Execu-
tive Committee visited by many persons during
the day Among the number Senator Jas. r. Doc
little, ex-GOv. Downey, California; exGOv Randolph
NewJersey; the Hon. Frank Hereford, Member OF Con-
gress from West Virginia. o. Z. Singleton, Mississippi
| ex-GOv. Kimball, Mane Judge Wiley, fexas.
| Ex-Gov DOwney OF California. reports the Pacific
coast as certain for the Liberals California will give,
he says, from 5000 to 10000 majority Democrats and
Liberal Republicans cordially support the ticket Ore
gon he also regards Liberal State. At the recent
election the Republican ticket chosen local
issues which will have no bearing on the National can
vass Very many Of those who voted for the Repubi-
State ticket will for the Liberal candidates and
certainly enough Will do render it certain that the
Liberal electoral ticket will be elected In Nevada the
Administration party Is divided on local issues while
the Liberal Republicans and Democrats are cordially CO.
| operating
| The Hon Charles p Kmball, Democratic candidate
for Governor OF Mane says that everything indicates
|
State The Democracy is united in favor Of Greeley and
Brown, and the Liberal candidates Will receive from
1000 to 10000 Republican votes The RepuDhcan majority
in 1871 1851 1t would require change Of less than
600 Republican votes to wipe out this majority and give
the state TO the Liberals.
The Hon Frank Hereford OF West Virginia states that
the Hon Mr. Camden, the Democratic nominee for Gov
Democratic opponent Mr.. Jacobs, who Is supported by
the Renomnatlonists. It Is said that Mr. Jacobs ac,
know edges private that he Is in favor OF Greeley and
Brown. The majority in 1871, when vote was taken on
r..
largely increased. The Constitution Will be adopted
opp0e it on technical grounds Mr. Hereford has been
renominated to Congress by acelamation. :.
carried for Greeley and Brown by 10000 majority, and
that the enthusiasm for the Liberal ticket Is un-
ADMINISTRATION WAR CRIES.
The Grant Republican and Veterans headquarters az
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel presented much more ami
mated appearance yesterday than at any time since the
rooms opened. the Hon. W. L. Chandler secre-
tary Of the Grant Republican National EXecu-
| tive Committee, resumed control, having just re-
turned from Washington and Philadelphia, where he has
been engaged in what he acknowledges TO have been
futile effort to reconcile local differences in Pennsylya
MIA Mr. Chandler stated TO a TRIBUNE reporter that If
local differences could be settled, he would consider the
coming contest as mere "Waik over" for President
Grant In such an event he should consider Mr.. Gree
ley very fortunate in securing four states Mr. Chand-
lars opinion now is that Pennsylvania Will De carried
for Hdrtranft by small majority perhaps about 5000,
while the balance OF the ticket with the exception OF
AIlen the nominee for AudOr-Geueral, will be elected
! Iv "A large majority. Nj. Chandler estimates that
Scofeld will be elected COugrcssman-atLarge by
uatoritv OF about 2OO0O This majority, he thinks, Will
operate strongly against the chances OF the Liberals III
Ne,y-Yurk In f8ct, with honest vote MI Chaudler
considers NewYor certain for Grant; but II the Ola
Tammlny machinery Is put IN lnQlQpi ne ,cChslIsts
M Greeley chances as very good lie stated aso luaI
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, anu
Connecticut for Grant, as Wel as INDIANA,
| Iowa. Illinois, and all OF tho states on tho
! Pacific SLOPE The situation III heptuey
| and Tennessee was very favorable ana nc had
strong hope Kentucky while in Mississippi the con
test was I'm favor OF Grant. The situation Missouri
was also improving and surprise would DO OccaslOned
In Administration circles IL the state should give good
minority for Grant. In fact" said Mr. Chandler, " II
we carry North Carolina the unity OF the DEMOCRATIC
| the defeat will arouse tho Republicans from their
lethary of their danger and they Will at once
prosecute the fight with and earnestness never
before experienced IN the history Ot pOca contests III
this country. The effect will be 10 dissolve this Greeley
hubble so that within the 80 days slight chance
of success will be left that Mr. Greeeys withdrawal
| as a candidate would occasion no surprise
Letters were received from all parts OF the country,
with dispatch from Gen. j. G. Abbott OF North Caro-
lima as follows: prospects are Frightening. Success
assured II We can prevent frauds" Numerous visitors
ca led during the day, including President Grant and
| his son, Lieut.. Fred Grant Inc PRESIDENT ap-
peared at $3.50 p when only the secretaries and
clerks were present He remarked that IL the first
time he had been inside Of pOltlcal headquarters
and mpmented the clerks ON the apparently thorough
orgauizatOn and the neat appearance of the roOm
GERMAN RECRUITS
CALL FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF LIBERAL
CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
The Conference Committee appointed by the