Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-24
REPURLICAN DRIFT.

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REPUBLICAN DRIFT.
One hundred Republicans in Batayi. [
n. Y, are ont for Greeley.
Fifty Republicans of Buck6eld, Me-, pro.
nounce themselves in favor of the Cincin-
natl nominees.
Forty Republicans in the town of Huron,
All 'egany county, New York, are out for
Gree. 'ey.
Sbeb OXYGEN county, Wis, which gave Grant
15e mai. rrity in 1868, has now over 400
Liberals.
E.W. PacA ard is President of the Gree
ley and Brown Club at Nunda, Livingston
county, New York.
LIE Roy W. Kingman, formerly County
Clerk of Tioga county, New York, is on
for Greeley.
William NJ. White is President of the
Greeley and Brown Hub at Ossian Circle,
Livingston county, New York.
The Monroe County Republican, pub
lished at Sparta, Wis, loy ex Senator D. W.
c. Wilson, has come out for Greeley.
There is one postmas ser in Allegheny
county, New York, who refuses TO support
Grant. His name is S. c.. Cartwright.
Thirty-one Republicans in the town of
Ossian, Livingston county, New York, have
become members of Greeley anu Brown
club in that town.
l.. 1. Harrington, present Republican
Sheriff of Chatauqua county, New York, is
a member of the Greeley Republican Coun-
ty Committee of that county.
Charles Aldrich, formerly Clerk Of the
Iowa Legislature, is said by The Dubuque
Qowa) Herald to have declared for the
Liberal nominees.
Fihy-fve Republican of the Gown of Bald
winville, Onondags county, New York,
have signed call for the organization Of a
Greeley and Brown club.
The President of the Greeley and Brown
club of Moravla, Cayuga county, New York,
has twice been elected Supervisor of that
town by the Republicans.
The New Hampshire Liberal papers are
continually filed with letters from promi-
nent Republicans who proclaim their adhe
sion to Greeley and Brown.
The Greeley Republicans of st. Lawrence
county, New York, have organized cour-
ty committee, also campaign committees in
each of three Assembly districts.
Some excitement has been produced st
Upton, Iowa, by the postmaster, W. 81.
Morrow, coming out for Greeley, and max
ing preparations to start paper.
B.. B. Bignall, Republican member Of the
New York Assembly from Tioga county
in 1871, is a member of the Executive
Committee of the Greeley and Brown Club
at Oswego.
Stephen Sanford, Republican, Of Mont
gomery county, New York, who represented
the Saratoga district in Congress in 1870
and 1871, repudiates Grant and is out for
Greeley.
Nathaniel W. Davis, Republican mem
Der of tile New York Assembly from Tioga
county in 1868, and the tallest member Of
that body, is actively working for the cleo
ton of Greeley.
One of the Repu5l can Oyerseers Of the
Poor, and also the Republican Highway
Commissioner of the town of Moravia, n.
Y, are Vice Presidents of the Greeley and
Brown club there.
The Rochester on. " Democrat, Grant
organ, says there wa no room for Demo
Gratis at the Greeley Corinthian Hall meet
ing, Aug. 15-it was 80 crowded wi tn Re-
pubhcans.
Nearly six hundred Republicans of SteC-
ben county, New York, have signed the
Greeley roll, headed by Senator Gabriel T..
narrower, and Stephen T. Hayt, late SEN
ator and Canal Commissioner.
George w. Mackay, Reform Republican
member of the New York Assembly last
winter from the thirteenth district of New
York city, is working for Greeley and
Brown among the Republicans of Schoha-
| RE county.
| JOln u. i OF, idlo COl fOA ohN PANPAANNON
of the New Rochelle IN. " Pioneer, has
written letter, Kidding himself of all re
sponsibility in connection with that papers
support of Grant.
The Liberal Republicans of Wyoming
county, New York, are positive that they
will be able to wipe oct the usu.l 1,5OO
Republican majority in that county and
give Greeley and Brown a majority in
November.
Henry C. Lake. Republican, of the New
York Assembly from second district of
Chautauqua county in 1852 and 1858, was
one Of the officers of a recent Greeley
Republican county convention held at
Msysville.
A Warwick (New York; Radical lately
offered to draw in his one-horse wagon all
the Greeley Republicans in that village. In
about ten minutes forty-six appeared and
asked to Hride," when the Granite backed
out.
Rufus Keller, James Bracket, John Lutes,
W. c. Bradstreet, Levi A. Ward, John VII
liams, Joseph Field, Henry L. Fish, Charles
H. Clark, all ex- Mayors of the Republican