New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
PROSPECTS +; 1& NEw-YoRK.
ALLEGANY AND sTEUBEN.

To the EdfIOr Of The Tribune
SIR: The Grant men now give up that Baiu-
more will ndorse Greeley and many OF them admlt that
it looks dusty for Ulysses. am not merely hopeiu Du
confident that Allegany will give Greeley ana Bfown
shall get more than half Of the Republican vote steu
ben quite good as Alegsny think mite DeoteT G
We are gaining Cataraugus and Chautauqud Wee We
were already strong and making agood beginning IA
wyoming and Livingston. The latter TWO counties hd9
seemed sealed but the work mas commence % ~, S"
Weisrdle, July /, 1872.
FULTON COUNTY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / have been Democrat all my lie;
voted for Van Bmen in $780, have voted for every Demo
cratic nominee since but shall vote freely for the LID
oral ticket in November. Goversyle, as you know,is
the stronghold of tho Republican party IN Futoh
county but the ranks broken here. Many OF the
Oldest and most influential Republicans are Out Ior
Greeley and Brown. They are desertng the RANKS FahkS
and we expect general stampede after the balt.hoIc
Convention. Yod may set down fuIlon No.",5 ~ - - NJ
fr GOOD majority for Liberal nominees next NO
,.",,eU Iui q eU' ''' 80 g. ". j.
Giosasrme, N. Y, July l.
ALBANY COUNTY.
To the Editor Of The TrfbUne.
SIR: This is a Democratic town, but from WhaI
can hear the current of public feeling is in favor OF
Horace Greeley for the Presidency Old ana wel-reu
Democrats say they are willing TO let bygones be by
and accent present They consider that the
good Of the whole country demands that Horace Greeley
shonld be the next President of these United STATES
There are MANY Of them who will not support Grant TINS
time am Democrat-bave always Deeh one =. Dut "
Horace Greeley because consider him 10 be an honest
man and have been cursed WIN thleVes los ~
Tesdes this believe ne will have the interest OF ms
country enough heart not TO allow 7x9 NATIONS 10 IN
suit our flag without making them tn IoF ba ~
and the Spanish flag pasted ON them IKE @ NARY Po
and then be made TO 90 to that country Or oan'o
L. l.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
IN be Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In yesterdays issue of your cotempo-
rarv The ge,c- York Times notice, among very many
other nisstatements concerning the p0l,ical ieehhs
toward Mr.. Greeley through the Mohawk NaileS' Ihs
one est louisville has but two Greeley RepuDhcans'
wish TO contradict that statement, ana add that we
have I'm this township than one-half the humOer
of Greeley Republicans that The Times asserts the entire
county contains, which that sheet places at A. was
there ever such unfounded Misrepresentation Is there
sane being in Montgomery County that believes such
TO be the existing Of affairs here3 Gould Daser
falsehood find space in metropolitan Journal we chi
phatically answer Evidently The IeSs informant
never saw this part Of country hut from some status
teal reports his imagination affixed figures az ran
dom The TieSS OF the state Is as iuu OF nt 3
as melon is Of seeds judging from the report OF tins ana
adjoining counties In this village we pOI between lOur
s n We hundred voters giving Democratic majority
of about 90. If Mr.. Greeley Is adOpteu az
ms are not at all rcticent In prOcalmng preference lpr
n instead of a PIeslGentla hoisehl'i r"'
thinks "fOllY TO be wise" '" H. ="
ST. JohnSoiHe, July 2, 1872
GREELEY IN THE STATE.
T,om BrooIss Neu- York EJpress (Oem.) ,
Two or three days passed among the people
of the interior of this State especially along the southern
tier of counties adds to the CONVICTION taat WI
have an immense majority In the state OF New-iOrK,
and with the aid of the Democratic vote, larger ma
inrfv tban any Presidential candidate mere ever re-
Ceyed i'm any like contest. The Democrats take cree
lev kindly and So in some OF the towns 90 ohe.nai 9I
Tie Republicans We near, indeed OF towns strongly
Rennbcan where than haif OF the voters VIII
snpport Greeley, Even Bourbon Democrats ana BouI-
hon Republicans giving way IN me salhe uiIeoon'
II looks i'm this state II the great bitterness Oh me can
yass would be confined 10 the Grant ana OIeeley ho
plicens The result OF the bas pct an emu 10 so
many sectional issues that II VIII DC nara 70 ma any
reasons OF statesmaDship or nauohanty IoI t
Grant as the campaign advances. III " Orhhtlslh
Unon the one side and which everybody now under
sfands and upon the other the rights OF the people,
state rights opposition to Imperialism cehtrahL1iIon
and n GovernInent of rings and Oihce-hOldeIs Where
New-YOrk will lead in such contest tehS Vi
elsewhere will be glad 10 follow.