New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

bilie, are clhllDeu HS Liberals.
The Liberal Republicans of Nebraska hold
their state Convention at Lincoln, the 2sth inst.
One-half of the Republicans of Pittston,
ticket.
The Cincinnni Commercial states that ex-Gov.
stephen s. Harding Of Indiana, original Republican
is out for Greeley.
Joseph j. Stewart, prominent Liberal of
Baltimore publishes full and able letter. giving to his
Southern Hends his for supporting the Liberal
ticket
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Lowell Mass, viii ratify tho nominations Of Greeley
and Brown on Friday next. The Hon. f. W. Bird has
accepted an Invitation 10 be present.
a call has been issued in Unadilla, n. Y,
for Greeley and Brown ratification meeting signed by
% Democrats and 4s Republicans including two ex-mem
beers OF Assembly, one from each party.
A correspondent in POwnal, VT, states that
the Grant Republicans Of that district distributing
through the mails tho "straight-out" Democratic
speech OF the Hon b. Parks Of Illinois on the 18TH u
The Hon. w. w. Niles of the Saratoga Court
OF Impeachment has written a letter declaring his allie
glance TO Greeley, Brown and Universal Amnesty"
aud expressing his entire confidence in the OF the
Liberal ticket.
The Republican State Committee Of Penn
sylyana have issued address, through Russell Erret
the Chairman which rehcarses the party cry OF "sore
head insists that victory Is easy and accuses Buckaew
OF having been the companion and counselor OF ince n
diaries and murdertrs.
The Straight Democratic Convention of
Georgia met at Atlanta, yesterday. Twenty-Five
counties out OF 1876 were represented Delegates were
appointed to the Louisville Convention, and the Hon
CHARLES OConnor Of New-York was declared to DO the
preference VI tine Convention Tor President.
The Hon. Richard II. Dana, jr,. in reply to o
request Of some colored OF Boston. asking him TO
address them the issues OF the day, has written
letter which he 0ccl res meqnyOcally Tor Grant He
cxhorts them TO "haye long memories asserts that
Al Al.ttft .t.
Soer; claims that tue contest Is the in co. e.
and Gs aud that the Good Old Cause Is SIN the Good
Old Cause" for himself and the colored race.
A well-informed writer from Augusta, Ca,
says: "Onethird OF tho colored vote in this city,
county aad State win go for Greeley and Brown.
have lived here 30 years, and know. and well known
by, the cO0red people. Iney know that worked hard
for Grant IN 1906 ana that 1 working for Greeley
now. Tho Bourbons are nearly all PLAYED out and will
be completely before election. Georgia VIII give
Greeley aud Brown $1,000 majority in November"
The straight Democrats of Wayn County,
Mich. while following the military example Of Artcmus
Ward who made all his soldiers BrigadisrGeneras,
seem hardly to have had Generals enough TO make
ordinary company. full county ticket nominated
by them in Convention The otL'r day, and no less than
that they cordial IN support OF Greeley and
Brown and that they had not authorized the use OF their
names.
Tabbs Gross. the cOOred Greeley speaker.
who WAS warned to leave Cincinnati states that at
TO his house. two Of them entering the house. OF
these with knife in his hand, and told him that be
must the city by $40 that night or suffer the CON
seon,nces The men saii that no colOred man should
M soaacheS tbere excent AT the risk of is
life Mr. Gross finally crossed the river to Coyington
where he found friends
The earnest growth of the Reform move
ment in the interior State has found fresh
sion in the establishment at Rochester OF The Liberal
Republican a large fourpage weekly paper devoted, as
its title indicates TO election Of the Cincinnati nom
nees Its second NUMBER issued on Friday last contains
full report OF tho rca ratification meeting in that city
the day before Mr. GrcoCy's two letters OF acceptance
senator summers spOudence with the co!Ored men
and speaker Blaine ana large variety of Interesting
political III 'ltef III PROMISES oAoeion' o0i'io0 uiinS
the campaign.
Here is another proof that the Louisville
Convention is managed in tho interest OF the Admins
ton The indianapolis Sentinel has discovered that an
anti-Greeley address, purporung to come from
"straight" Democratic Committee In Indiana,
and recently telegraphed by the Associated
telegraph operator In the handwriting OF
brother nnw OF Senator Morton. and was accompanied
by written request OF the Jealous public servant
tndt , enty Stirring addresses that Ie is thus forced
TO call IN the aid OF Senator MOrtonf
The address of the Rhode Island Republican
Committee IL Il most singular specimen OF campaign
literature. 1t the people against the possibility
Of the duplication with double distilled intensihclion"
q, the "terrible atrocities Of the administration Of
lanes Buchanan and proclaims unless you
want to "sneer at every empty sleeve
and wooden Leg" that unless you wish =" TO re-
nnush tho great principles and heartfelt CONVICTIONS
Which cost YOU thousands OF millions OF dollars.
hnndreds OF thousands OF your most precious
jewels. and rivers Of blood unless you de
sire to "strike hands with sedIi!.ns deI ma
gogues blatant, egostio caluminat0rs ana renegddes
YOU will vote for GrantF
The Liberal movement is spreading briskly
g., connecticut, southington reports Greeley Club Of
20 oemhers Now Canaan has n roll OF 35 Liberal Repub
ucons and the Grant Town Committeeman have
,,one over To the Reform ranks. In Wocottylo
hcrs are Is pronounced Liberal Republicans, and The
Iil.bd,Id Seniinel predicts majority OF 900 for Greeley
a., ,he xyIIth 8 material District. The York Times
o,tv asserted that Charles p Ives Of Meriden, aud
d., Adds az Danbury were for Grant Prof Adds
aImlv reftes tins statement on his part ny puDened
liter In which he says: "Mr. Adds Will stump Con-
necticnt for Greeley and Brown. DanDury - an
ri,ht The Greeley Clue i over 800 strong Mr.
80 ,vrtes TO The Meriden Recorder over ms own sigma
80 ~ decided TO vote for ME-. Greeley as early as
Nav last when no first Nominated. ana intend 10
yn,e for him next November n live" In the same
number OF this lastnamed paper appears the anhonee
'ant that Judge George w. Smith, Chairman OF the
merIden Republican Town Committee last year, has
openly Joined tue Liberals.
HORACE GREELEY'S NEW-ENGLAND TOUR.
Fyop. tn, Boston Post .
II wonld be ungraciOus, entirely ASIDE from
i,ticsI feeling % permit Mr. Greeley to leave New
m.land wit bout sending after him the sincere express
is m TINT substantial friendship and goodwill which
his visit has universally obtained iVr hi iho people
atber,d 10 see tue man, because MS name hau long
since become familiar as househou "ru, anu tlsy
liked him when he came among tueIn Ia DIS
gemocratc manner, because they iOuhu MIN 10 DO
sanG and guileless Ia character aud unspoiled
nv his contest with the worid IN snort. ne
was genuine. his speech was none 81 anu unal-