New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-25
NETWORK SENTIMENT.
ORANGE AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES.

SIR: The Liberal movement is gaining
ground with great rapidty in this Congress District
Xhh aud propose briefly to inform your readers OF ts
status the prominent connected with IT, organiz
tons effected &C. sullivan County IL being organ
lied, call having just appeared in The Wdtehman Of
Monticello for County Convention TO be held at Monti
celo Aug which is signed by 35 leading Republicans
from all parts Of the county. In the town Of Forrest
burgh Ed. Hartwe present Supervisor and member Of
the Republican County Committee, Lewis Moore,
and Ed Wells are among the leading Republicans who
have declared for Greeley and Brown. We have the
names OF others but the above the active in
that town In Tusten. Mr. Peter D. Gunac enthusiast
tic for the Liberal At Pittsburgh, Mr. E. Paen
director OF the Midland Road and probably the most
huentia in his town, strongly in favor Of Greeley
and Brown and he has large percentage Of the Repub
Lean vote in sympathy with him.
Some Of the prominent Republicans in the town "
Aamakating who with Dr. II. NJ Edsall pres
Supervisor Of the town A. C. Denton member Of
the Republican County Committee; George Da-
vid, aud stephen Harris. In the town
Of Liberty Dr. john D. Watkins, a very
influential Republican. and David Clement, another mem
Der OF the Republican County Committee, are working
hard for Greeley aud Brown with very large number
OF supporters from the Grant ranks The Bethel
has among it, eading Liberals Geo. y. frazer, mos
Acklam and J. r. Royce also a member Of the County
Committee. II the town OF Thompson, which contains
the county seat. Monticello, Greeley Republicans are
plenty and bid fair 10 be st more So Among the lead
ing ones are Mr. A c. Butts a leading lawyer Of the
and last Secretary OF the Republican County Com
mittee; Cad Wales County Clerk; Dr. L. HasDrouck,
John Young George Decker Isaac Decker Peter Adams
William A. Rice, John Elliott, and Fred :. NeWAnK
This town is particularly Fortunate that the Liberals
have the support OF The Republican WGiehman, edited
by Mr. g. ]. Beebe the abest editor IN the county ana
that the pompous member Of the Ludngton family VINO
them. OF course The Republican OF Monticello supports
Grant the editor is also the postmaster OF tAat VII
Put Sullivan down for 1850 majority FOR Greeley
and Brown, sure. -,
In orange County. things are, II possible in stu
better condition. The Democratic papers have all
hOisted OF Greeley and Brown, and one Re
publican paper The Estates UHt0n OF Port JerVs IN
the Town OF Deerpark Port Jervis there are al least
Greeley Republican,. call IL IN circulation Tor or
los Republicans al in the corporate village Of Port
Jervs At least ninetenths Of the active, working men
of the party this town are for Mr. Greeley while the
best possible feeling exists among the Democrats.
Among the leading men s oI sne Of SsemBy from the
I'D DISTRICT G. e John JF Dr. NJ vail pr johp
eOnking David Bennett, Ben Thomas, &C Inc
list might be indefinitely extended Inc cir
and II Is doing yeoman Work Ior me eause lne .oN "a
Greenviue has but small RepuDllcau vote, ABOUT one
few of The prominent Greeley Republicans are Messrs.
" F. Bodle. f. BOdle. r. NJ Conkling, and John Man;
District is strongly favor OF the Liberal movement
In town Of Waikiki tMddletownl at e1st 200 Ispub-
prise the very part Of the old Republican party
Among them suen men as E. p Wheeler Grant eles
tor in 1855; Dr. J. Draper DR.. DOrIance. W NJ MeQuod
Supervisor; kesslnger, late one OF the EDITORS 81
the Grant IN MddleOwn. and MT sauson preseh
there are least 30 Greeley Republicans, prominent
among whom are r sl4Ep R 5eSas TSe Ic D1
Montgomery has at least 100 Liberal RepuDcas tne
larger part Of whom are ioTRd I Prsidenf Of Mon;
gomery and Erie, the Hon Fred Bodlne late MEMBER OF
Assembly and capt mos bradey are I 9Uhte Fstr
Howard Allison ]. F. Mackin. and about dozen othsr
~ me town Of Monroe we have at least o.
Republicans, prominent among whom are the hon; A D.
Hnse. Geo. K. smith, school Commissioner " d ohyt,
II NJ MOrehOuse.
heard enough know that II contains ABOUT ~ Or ."
Liberal Republicans among whom are the Hon d; X
Hudson Alden Goldsmith date supervisory, Isaac OAK,
ley and 7. b. Cameron Cornwall Is wide-hWaAe ans.
blazing for the good club mas been organized
al ghland Falls which place at least 40 Greeley re-
pubeans found, and as many more throughout tne
town Warwick also thoroughly IN earnest, anu con
ains not less tnan Greeley Republicans anu they are
the best the party contains IN that t9~n souT Oh
the most active Grinne Burt, Dr. D. = Jayne, Nm-
+ Vail Dr. W. B. Bradner. Samuel Wilson. stephen Il
Burt E. sanford DIR. J. H. Holley, and W; o. h1ser
In The town Newburgh there are at east 100 Greeley
Republicans despite the frantic shreng OF me s0ar,ia
that found We have IN cur ssS
about 40 names and will furnish complete ist nen' zee
which will make The Journal take dinereht tons
Orange County may safely be put down I9 s I vsp
IVI 49, -. A. s,a1nin0 day BY day. Y.
Port ferris, July 10 lSi2.
POLITICS AT YONKERs.
n IN. EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: At meeting held here last evening,
At the Getty House, make arrangements for mass
meeting and for the organization Of Greeley and
Brown Club some Of the most prominent Republicans
we're preseut OF these 1 will briefly mention rev
Gaorge B. skinner, silk manufacturer; henry Bowers
~ the late firm Of Bowers Beeckman Co.. FranKnn-st,
NewYork; Alex Smith & Sons, the well known carpet
iw' Abiiah Curtis Daniel o'Brien, the Hon. william
Council Col Joseph Moore, MAJOR j. "a n5Srs, Esae
P PeEs The Democrats were represented By Mayor
Courier Louis Ritter o. A. Bell W, ESIe a " d ' nm
cock Ed De Witt and others equally wen 4n p s d
ased
ansIV decided 10 elect the HOn.Wm Council PresdeLt'
with E. g warning Col joseph Moore ana J1nn a.
sssretary Of the Greeley and Brown Campaign Cup.
The call for Greeley and Brown I mas az yons.
Of whom welknow Republicans superSlse Or
asg about the only sT1ag %oad Be Greeley
~ 4. n. yvars NOT Postmaster, J.r.W.
YOnkers, July 10, 18TH
LIBERALS N BRooME COUNTY.
TO me Edftor OF TAs TrEouns.
SIR: Never in the annals of Broome County
ma, there been such gathering Of earnest, pat1oe'
a dsteruined men AZ assembled here this evening %
organize Greeley and Brown Club. Both Republicans
md Democrats were in attendance and the utmost hsr
many and unaniity Of sentiment prevailed throughout
and n the rst meeting may be considered forerunner
=, others 20 occur may safely conclude that the 81
panubl,can County OF Broome Is good for handsome
majority for Greeley and Brown in November next TIE
o.eting was called 20 order by Gen Edward f. Jones
rho IN few pertinent explained the object ~
:, and then the business organizing at once &c
oonplished by the election Of the following officers
Perry p Rogers, President Jerome De WITT and N
,nur 4 Bartlett Secretaries Hartwe Morse Treasurer
and ten vicePresdents. comprising same OF the sar
monument and influential men In the city Addresses
WEIR made by the President l. ). Richards g. Curran
W. J. Ludden, P. J. Bishop. George whitney, Harmon
Bennett W. II. Hecox Col ]. II. Saith, and Major VIZ
Crosby which atsenttvey listened 70 fhrougoSu1
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