New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Twenty y-ive Republican newspapers in Penn
sylvania earnestly opposing Hartranfts election Il
looks U the Cameron kg Can1 1date Ia not especially
trusted in his own party.
The Democratic and the Liberal Republican
state Conventions Of Iowa hive been called To meet a
Des Moines The day Ang. l. for the purpose Of
nominating State and 40 electoral ticket
A LARGE meeting Of Liberal Republicans was
held in Wnhamsport, Punn, on Saturday evening and
the temporary Organizld1n Of a Greeley and Brown
club elected TIE e-long leaders OF the RspuDi l.
party 10 the town were prescn, aud tla nn,ab'rs
and enthusiasm were very encouraging ana slSnncInt
At a recent meeting; Of the Greeley Empire
Campaign Club held at NJ 6l Clnaist TINS city. the
following officers elected Patrick Bagan, Presi
dent; g. Patterson, First yicePrrsidenr Petcr Brady
Second Viee-President, and l.. Zimmerman, secrrtuy
meeting viii he held tins evening aJ PyhagOrH ILl
in Canal st., for the purpose OF enrolling memoers
A call for q meeting in Pittston, Penn, on
Saturday evening of all persons believing that the
sentiments Of the Cincinnati Convention. expressed
by that body. the ful1lmenthl principles OF the
Democracy OF te country lnt recognizing m the uOm
nee FOR President By hat C0lven ion, the M race
Greeley, az the honest, able, al upright civilian and
statesman" was signed by Il names many OF which
are prominent and ind lential IN the town.
Greeley and Brown clubs are spring1Eg up in
all parts Of Vermont ana are creating widespread
steruaton amongthe Renomnatiouiszoy their zeal and
the prominence of the who are joining the Liberal
ranks. cGn "as orSaIzeu III t,, 5al ~. On h % &
the hrst meeting having been signed ~ 10 Repub clu
nn6Ic,ns. and wide-aWake club has been organized
with j. A. H. Ellis, President
The Rev. J. Sella Martin, Coiored. dele
gate 70 the Phllade pha Convention from Ljuslna mas
become disgusted with the Packard Casey Ring that
state and uas addressed the following odtspoken letter
10 Lieut. Coy Pndhbac5; "The Packard eorrupriln
conspiracy and tyranny has triumph III over the viii OF
the colOred people BY keeping Republicans divided
they have driven thousand, rom the rank and
defeat The only bo Jf tnr IN TINS STATE rests in
the Liberal Republican party. HrnceiOrth am one Of
them"
Ex-Maror Rihard Vauz Of Philadelphia,
one OF the most confirmed and influential Democrats IN
Pennsylvania in recent interview, expressed his aston
-hment at the growing sentiment IN fayOe 0 Greeley
declaring it 20 be Ike prairie tornado that sweeps
over the country, coming from knows where"
In regard % te action Of Baltimore he said: II the
masses o' the Democratic party in favor OF 10.
should personally, like 70 ticket placed In the
ne.d / have in favor OF tne nomination or Thur
man Of ONO AMI Bayard OF Delaware, Stevenson Of
Kentucky and Stockton Of New Jersey huf II is
think there oanbe dOubro the iBdorsment Of Gree
lev ana Brown by the Baltimore Convention. shall
Feel bound by e action Of that, even there shall be-
holt because intend 20 stay 10 the parry with which
have always identified. think, II Mr.. Greeley Is
elected-and Thave no doubt Of his eiecrOn-he will
make Of most conservative Presidents we ever
had.