New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
LOCAL POLITICS.


THE APOLLO HALL DEMOCRAT
oep,yu,s EFFORTS TO CONTROL THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee OF the Apoio n a..
rsuocnoy will be called together TINS weeN' ~. ~
Oe"OO' .soor,oin,no the views Of the members on
,a.,,at oues,on and the choice Of delegates 70
-. oo,svine Convention. VIM C. Barrett VIM &c
,.Ited Of as the successor OF Wm' H. "lo@"s"i :" vs.
craftsmanship of the Committee, assureu hrePoi", "
TINS tribune yesterday, that there was no "ouD' '1".
,,e Committee would be called together thls "eVA ~
the purpose already stated caucus Oh sono ',
Ia, and more Influential members OF the COMMITTEE
- ho,d an evening or two ago and TINS cohciuSo"
- .oo.bed The call for the meeting would have oeen
,.sned before II so many OF the members Oh inc ooni
,n,,,ee had not been out OF town. Many nave oeo"
far and there will good representation vi INC '"'
Of the meeting. 49,. ,,s johanna
-. ,o,a,a,es IN the Louisville Convention will be
.riod ,hrough the Committee almost without opposr
,on The original plan of declaring openly LOT urah'
mas been abandoned OF course, II being apparent 'u"'
minority OF the members of the Committee "ouu no'
unnort n II has therefore been deemed more
a, aoou the more indirect plan of supporting Grant py
.naeavorinr 10 draw off votes from the lAoers cahu
aates py means OF q straight-ou Democratic nonlihaon
asserted by many Of the Oldest members OF the COM
,n,,,ea that IL s doubtful II 0Brien can count on
majority 70 further his scheme He may have MAJORITY
On the night OF the proposed meeting out IL VIII oo
because q large proportion OF the members VI INC
orcapsation have become disguised with his course anu
40 NOT wish TO he identified with 1t any longer III
vote had been taken on the occasion OF the last meet
ins n ~ believed majority OF the members Nouu
have been found favor the Liberal Candidates, au
mass OF the voters whom they represent IL Is assG
nTe Iowa. TODAY 10 the candidates nominated at Balu,
moro by the representatives OF the DemocrdoS VI '
etate IN the Union
SCENES AT THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
The Headquarters of the Liberal Republican
National Executive Committee were visited OS aIse
number of persons yesterday, among whom were oeha
for LYMAN Trumbul Illinois, the Hon. d. J." fhlhps'
Illinois; the Hon. f. W. Bird, Boston, MASS; heAr'
walker, Boston, Mass; T. T. Brewster syracuse
v. Charles @. Davis Massachusetts; A. r
Mular Winchester Va; Edward A. Ransom Jer'
.ev civ n H.; VIM. II. Doubleday Of The Johnsto'e'
Democrat: j. n stoddard, Wellsvlle, n. Y; james
Oney, Catskfl, n. Y. d. Brown, GlenhaIn' Dutches'
Comfy N V; ex-Gov. F. r. Lubbock, Texas H. D Luz
tock san lose CAL Hiram Green, skeensboro N l.
Andrew jackson Reilly, Philadelphia, Penn; Gen. o. .
Morrison. j. Blair Moore Blair County, Penn; u n
Reeves Illinois Gen Farnsworth Of Illinois was also il
The city during the day. He was on his way 10 Maih
with senator Trumbull and D. s. Phillips TO take al
active part in the campaign
TIE Headquarters of the Grant Republican Executive
rommittee presented dull appearance. yesterday I'M
Hon w E. Chandler had gone 10 Washington ana 'n'
l xere answering letters pertaining TO the approach
ing Soldiers and Sailors Convention at PITTSBURGH ant
the coored Convention TO be held Sept In faneui
Hail. Boston. The managers of the eoored Con'en'or
are making an effort the services OF freueroh
Douglass but il is not probable that his engagement
Will permit him to attend the session. The vlsi'ors WIN
called duriBg the day W. f. Clark, Texas Ahel
Tenpy. Norwich Conn VIM F. Young, Flushing ah'
others.
There was an unusually large number OF VISITORS yes'e
aay at the headquarters of the Democratic Naton@
Executive Committee Among the number were senator
Eugene Cassery Of California, who will leave the CITY
for the Pacific saturday 10 take an acuVe part
IN the campaign; Senator r. Z. FentoD, New orK
Henator LYMAN TrumbuI Illinois; e1-Gov LnnDocK,
Texas. Gen FarnswOrth and d. L. Phllhps' InlnoIs
The Hon Mr. Davis. Massachusetts, the HON. CaI
Potter the Hon Horace F. Clarke, Judge spencer, anu
CaIIins Preparations for the active prOsecutohoi
tbe eampaign in Maine making at the headquarteIs
T6e most encouraging prospects are presented Dy sen
sfor Trumbul Gen. FarnswOrth, aud others lrOm ine
West They represent that the Liberals are prosecuting
Tie campaign with great earnestness ana Nlgor anu
from personal observation they express the utmost
ndenee in OF the Liberal ticket not only IN
fIlinois but throughout the West The hon AUGUSTUS
Ecbe was al the headquarters during the day.
the visitors person, and directing tne "Ork Vi tne
oIomlftee with aid Major Banks the Secretary