New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
MOVEMENTS AT HEADQUARTERS.

PROSPECTS OF THE LIBERAL CANVASS.
The HEADQUARTERS of the Liberal Republican
National Executive Committee, at the Glenhan hote
were comparatively quiet yesterday rte business being
DONE Tho visitors included Senator olsseriy OF Oaor
MIA the Hon. James NJ. Ashley Of Tdodo' ONO 1aiieS
g. shortan, Chicago, ILL., f. I. Cmse, Union op'ins.'
Ala Col. NJ La1ers, Baltimore, Nd; j. H. PRICE, Lou
isyille, KY Charles @. Clarke, Troy,N Y Among INC
Ietters received one from Clay COUNTY stated:
The yuts OF this part OF Missouri will be all rght.
Clay County will give from 1900 t 2,5OO n1oIlY & lo
Greelev The Democrats will 70 a nan, so Tar as can
ascertain gustain the Cincinnati ticket. Greeley Wl
think obtain fair pr0pOrtiOnot the cOOreu Noyoe, %
the idea is circulated among the igWrnt col0red voters
that IL Greeley is elec1ed they Will De transieIIed i
Slavery again
gentleman writing from vlcksbarg says;
The white population of our State is unit Tor tno
Reform ticket, with the sole exception OF the Once
holders Tne cOlOred population however, oulnumOer
us; majority, Under the innence 9i %
Grant leaders, Will vote the Administration ucAe@
THE GRANT REPUBLICANS QUIET.
The Headquarters Of the Grant Republican National
Executive Committee presented nothing OF Importance
Yesterday The Hon. w. E. Chandler has gone 10 wash
ipgton but few letters received and with the
execution OF the visit of Judge Settle Of North Carolina
nothing of interest occurred.
THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Some of the most effective Democratic speakers In the
Union have engaged for weeks past in Maine ana
their number is rapidly increasing Among others, tho
Hon VIM NJ Grosyenor of Missouri and the Hon. sam
mel f. Cary Of Ohio win leave for Maine later In the
week There loss than the usua number OF visitors
dining the day. the prominent being Horace f.
Clark and Waldo Hutchins Of this dty. VIM. H. Burns
President and VIM. II Shields, Treasurer OF the NJ l.
Brennan Central Association. From all parts OF the
Union come daily requests for speakers and campaign
documents. . -
The liberal Republican organization throughout inc
state is rapidly becoming complete and thorough The
reports from the different COUNTIES made to the state
Committee so far from showing any soth, or ialng Oh
in enthusiasm exhibit the strongest evidences Oh patent
and earnest effort Constant accesions to the Liberal
ranks occur, and the work Of the past week
as repored at headquarters shows moro thorough Or
eapzton in counties and districts than for any one
month previous All accounts most cheering and al
least onethrd Of the Republican vote OF the STATE seems
fully assured for the Liberal ticket The indications are
strong that the State Convention about 70 assemble Will
be distinguished IN representative men. prominent IN
character and standing who fully possess the confidence
OF their constituencies,
The visitors VINO Registered at tho State Committee
rooms Yesterday we're E. NJ. Bidwe Providence r. l.;
H. r. Lloyd Cincinnati, o.. Thomai ID. Fister and the
Hon. H. IL. Schwartz, BeTks County, Penn; Ferd l..
Nichols Nyack, n. Y; Gov. James NJ Ashley, Toledo,
o.; Henry L. Resch Brooklyn, N.Y. Charles 4. Person.
Bridgehampton, n. Y; William ID. Murphy, Albany, N.
Y; Joseph j. Day, jr., Brooklyn, S " Harvey Kidd.
Jerome n. y: w. T. Flagg, Summit NJ j. CORE
spondent in Corning steuben County, n. y, says:
Our County Convention was one o. tne most able and
enthusiastic OF any held since the days Of tho old
Free Soil Barnburner movement. Is said that 100 OF
the men who sgned the call Tor the Free soil Convention
I'M this county are sgners Of the Liberal call this year.
ANA that many Of the delegates to tbs Convention were
delegates at that ume
Another correspondent writes fDm DELHI Delaware
County;
The deserton from the Grant RANKS continues lively
We will DC fully represented 1T thestate Convention.
wellInformed gentlcman who wriIes from Joliet,
| ILL., says:
As things look shall carry Illinois for Greeley
and Brown by from 5000 TO 1000 majority. We are
gaining daily every part OF tho ate Chicago which
gave upward OF 900 majority Tor Gen Grant In 1865 VIII
now give from T. OOJ TO lOOOJ for Greeley and Reform.
correspondent in Johnstown, Fdton County, n. Y,
writes
Among our people who have ablLdoned Grant are
Burnett H. Dewey, Treasurer OF Fulton County; John
McLaren. Banker. or Mcintyre q Molarens Bank Dr.
william g. Young, Daniel B. Juison. and More than
dozen Others among whom are the mott extensive man
ufacturors IN the county.