The New York herald., 1872-08-20
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Troy WING says:-"Grant can be elected with
out the vote Of New York." Doubtful.
new Greeley and Brown paper has been started
IN Sandusky City, Ohio. 1t is called the Telegram.
Lucius Robinson, Of Elmira, would not object to
become candidate for Governor OF this State on
the democratic and liberal republican ticket.
Carl Schurz Is announced to address mass meet
ing composed Of citizens OF Tennessee, Georgia and
Alabama, at Chattanooga, about the middle Of next
month.
The cOlored cooks and walters on the Boston
steamboat Providence are all for Grant. An en-
thusast ic republican went among them on Tues
day night and ascertained the fact.
A call has been issued in Delaware for six dele
bury says there are only five democrats in the
State who are opposed to Greeley-one short
Monroe county, New York, has been carefully can
vassed, and over one thousand five hundred re-
publican Greeleyites have been found. II they all
stick the county is sure for the woodchopper.
Judge David Davis has authorized the announce
ment to be made that "he never entertained the
thought of not abiding in good faith the result Of
the Cincinnati Convention, and that he intends tC
vote for Mr.. Greeley"
A paper in Newburg, on the Hudson, the name OF
which Is not worthy OF being mentioned, as IL has
no doubt been chosen to do certain share OF the
dirty work OF the republican party does not hest.
tate to proclaim Mr.. Greeley IAN unprincipled
scOundren
Four genuine democrats have been engaged for
the Louisville straight-out sideshow. Henry A.
Wise, of Virginia. will appear as an acrobat; Brick
Pomeroy, OF Wisconsin, will do the trapeze busi-
ness; }. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky will act as
clown, and b. Duncan will be ringmaster.
John w. FOrney's Philadelphia Press, which is
acknowledged to be the leading republican organ
OF pennsylvania, Is dealing deadly blows upon John
f. Hartranit, the radical candidate for Governor
1t says, 'f he should be elected 1t will doom the
republican party beyond all power Of redemption"
1t is a little funny to witness the manGuvres OF
such old fossils as Wendell Phillips, William Lloyd
Garrison and Gerrit Smith In trying to get back
into the political arena. There are no places for
them, and some OF their kind friends should inform
them Of that fact. Garrison Is trying to get the
Grant ticket as one of the electors at large.
The Galveston Texas) Bulletin, In reading les
son to the straight-out democrats, who refuse to
1ul 10 any one who Of o dark night, when we are
lost from the highway would point out the road
and extricate ue from the dangers surrounding us,
and should not stop before received his prOrered
aid to ask whether he was former friend or foe.n
The Rochester Democrat, which for twenty years
has played second fiddle to the Tribune OF this city,
now says:-"Eaten by ambition and gangrened by
envy, Mr. Greeley has been unstable and unfruitfu
in all his ways. His love OF agitation ana his hope
of promotion have led him to move with the
people frequently; but he has as often miscalcu-
lated their sympathies, as when he favored seces-
sion and subsequently an gnoble peace, and he has
ever been as much OF an embarrassment as aid TO
true progress"
The st. Paul (Min.) Dispatch has the following
reference to General Grant:-"A poor man all his
previous life, IL Is evident that upon entering a
public career he deliberately resolved to make the
most Of his opportunities to enrich himself, and
determined never again to be without q bountiful
supply OF cash or Its equivalent. All his public
career points In this direction. He has never
missed an opportunity TO enrich himself and his
family, and, though wholly without property ten
years ago. Is now millionaire"