New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

treuchment and reform and thsy propose TO elect the
great Reformer Of the age TO accomplish the "ofA'
81 Pusi, nlnn., June D. -
PROGRESS OF THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN ION
NECTICUT.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIN. The Democrats here in Connecticut are
almost unanimously in favor Of action favorable TO
Greeley and Brown by the Baltimore Convention.
Among those most decidedly Of this opinion h Alfred E.
Burr Chairman Of the Democratic State Committee, ed
ior Of The Hartford Times and at the head Of the dele
cation 70 Baltimore. Mr.. Burr was most enthusiastic
over Mr. Greeley's admirable letter, and pronounced
worthy Of jefferson. Clay. Webster. The NeioHdren
egster the Oldest Democratic paper in Connecticut. is
strongly in favor Of Greeley, though nomnay profess
ing a wish not 10 influence the Baltimore COnNehuon
The Democratic press OF the sate may DC ec uo~ r ,U
Greeley with the exception OF one OF Two obscure 9I %
bon, "niggcr-hatlnE" 6heets, Wnlen rear ti,y 49,
h p' % 81 +6ev So1't hinder the patrotic leader
ship The World and Alex. H. stephens, march aga 10
But such papers and people few here Many OF the
Democratic leaders are uncondiuonally for greeley
ran for Congress last year in this district ms
father exGov. Kendrick, an old Whgi ana Malier % u
New London a member OF the Legislature, who' Win
Gallagher of New-Haven "a Greeley delegate TO Bat-
more and the Aforesaid Mr Burr procured the passse
Democratic Convention here last February. Al u IL
prominent Democrats lncIndlng 1I d ye1 tSat
Prince OF BourOou Wm W. Eaton are believed 70 oe ln
Republicans has not yet had opportunity for showing
itself in any considerable degree however tne iOIl9H
ing Republican journals nave already deeIaIed loI w
and The MerdeH Journal Reo0Taer me Ndagdt.cM s
VGIl,V Tnder independent Republican, and me Aeo
HareH Saturday EpeHiHg Union (soon to be issued as
daily), Labor Reform, also support Greeley anu so
other Republican papers that might name Will not hou
out long Grant Some OF the oldest ana tIuest H.
pubcans in the state are heartily SICK OF i1e prtSen
mana cement Of the party and OF the " regular noeT
/ toin Tnanner II. c.
| Nee HGpen, June g.
THE FEELING IN ARKANSAS.
TO the EditOr OF The Tribune.
| SIR: The absorbing topic here is Greeley
and Brown and must say that % in 100 OF the old
wings and Democrats will support that ticket, even
though other nominations should made at Baltimore
! It NAV seem strange to some that should be so
willing TO support lifelong enemy, but Mr. Greeley is
conceded By all 70 be honest liberal and statesman OF
I no ordinary capacity. and committed TO thorough
png out OF the thieves everywhere, and foe 10 the
caTpefhagger who have supreme control OF the SOut
ern states. This Is quite sufncent 70 MAKE Us suppOI
him 10 a man. because II have four years more OF
carpetbag rule won't be able 70 pay our DEBTS IN te
next hundred years, matter how we may prosper
nations nearly every Southern state is secured ior
Greeley beyond doubt. 10 is easy enough lor MT MT
Voorhees, and others OF his stripe 10 pfeaeh aghs. tne
old Chappadua farmer; but tell you II he or the DINERS
who are IN accord with him had lived ~ the SOu lhue
reconstruction, and been at the mercy, eoth He anu
property OF the carpetbaggers, they WOud 20 Or le
Devn himself II he would release theH lnlS Iee!lnE
pervades our people ea ndSse. FRAILhSLIi'
! Little Rock, Ark. June z. lel2
VIRGINIA PROSPECTS.
| To the Editor OF The Tribune.
/ SIR: Set this State down for Greeley by 10000
majority. There will be no bolt. We shall have square
| ng8t and vim R.R c.
RieRDload, "a, June 10, 1872