Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-07

talns three hundred Republicans and eight |
hundred Democrafs. - NNE M
The Liberal Republican Greeley and
Brown club at Troy numbers lao members,
all Republicans. -.
-Four Repuhliean Supervisors of Column
bia county repudlate Grant and have de-
clared FOR Greeley.
The Deeora Qowa) Press, heretofore
strong Grant paper, lowers ais name and
goes for Greeley. 81 : So
S. d. Ceyendale, formerly an active MEM
Der of the Ulster County (New York) Re-
publican Ooniniittee, is-out for Greeley.
John P. Belhn, Of Georgetown, Ohio, one
of the Lincoln electors at large in 1864, is
out for Greeley. adL.f dsrs l1 tas t-A
Allentown, Pennsylvania, has a Greeley
Club which numbers 366 Liberals and every
Democrat in the place. e. e.
OF forty-iour lawyers ln the Bryan Block,
Chicago, who voted for Grant in 1868,
twenty-six are now out for Greeley.
Mr.. J. A. Steele, prominent memberof
the Herkimer county (New York; republi-
can committee has declared for Greeley.
Cara, Kansas, which contains but ten
Democrats, has been thoroughly canvassed,
and shows sixty-eight majority for Greeley.
At Gardiner, Maine, sixty six Republicans
signed the call for the Greeley meeting.
Every Democrat in the county Is Greeley
man.
Richard Kentworthy, the Republican
Sheriff of Dutchess. county, New York,
in .S66, 1869, and 1870, repudates Grant,
and is one of the officers of a Greeley club.
It is the Bennington, Vermont, Free
Press and not the Burlington Free Press
that has repudiated Grant and declared its
allegiance to Greeley.
The Hon. w. 81. Shankland, late Repub-
lican Justice of the Supreme Court in the
Sixth District, New York, is President Of
the Greeley and Brown Club of Cortland.
The Newark On. j. Register says:
GOver one hundred names of voters, form
erly identified with the Republican party,
are now enrolled in favor of the Reform
candidates in Orange alone" /
John Stanton Gould, Of Columbia coun-
4 ty, New York, Republican member of the
State Constitutional Convention in 1867,
repudiates Grant and has signed call for
| Greeley mass meeting in Hudson.
James NJ. Munro, three times elected to
the Assembly by the Republicans of onon-
daga county, New York, is member of
the Liberal Republican County Convention
of that county and one of its officers. 4
! Judge Egbert O'Hsnd, Republican Pro-
bate Judge of Racine county, Wisconsin,
has Joined the Greeley club at that place,
and was one of the speakers at the Greeley
mass NEE ting few days ago.
George K. Smith. Republican School
Commissioner OF the First Assembly Dis
trict of Orange county, New York, and
John w. Slaven, Republican School Com
missioner of the Second District, are both
ardent supporters of Greeley. ~
There is one family in Detroit, Michigan,
which polled seven votes for Grant in 1868
The seven will all be cast for Greeley this
fall, as will the Republican vote Of several
relatives by marriage. .Sf p e
Hon. NJ. NJ. Southworth, the Republican
District Attorney of Niagara county, New
York, who has been elected to Office FIVE
successive terms by the Republican party
has announced himself for Greeley and
Brown in an admirable speech at Lockport.
The name of Judge Henry A. Foster, of
Oswego, New York, having been mention
ed as a possible Grant Republican candidate
for Governor, he asks that he may not even
be talked about in connection with that
office, and takes occasion to add that he is
not in favor of the election of Grant and
Wilson. s
The Liberal Republicans of Onondaga
county have perfected county organiza-
ton. AT these meetings to organize every
town in the county was represented by
leading and active working Republicans.
Luke Ranney, formerly Republican mem
Der of Assembly, was made Chairman; and
Wallace Tappan, late member of the Grant
Safe Committee, Treasurer.
In the town of Mayville, Dodge county,
Wisconsin, where the Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel formerly had considerable circu-
lation, it has not to-day single subscriber.
It's former readers and party associates are
all for Greeley. The village postmaster,
even, is Greeley man and would have been
turned out of Office weeks ago, but for the
impossibility of finding Grant man to fill
his place who could read and write.
The Grant Repub hcans we're jubilant
over the success of the Republican ticket in
Westchester county, N. Y, last fall. OF
those elected on that occasion Silas D. Gift
ford, county judge; D. c. Briggs, district
attorney; and W. w. Niles, member of AS
sembly, now ardently support Greeley and
Brown, and the Grant men are not as jubi-
liant as they were. The Morrisana Times,
a Grant paper, says: "We thought we had
elected Republican ticket last fall, but we
guess now we were mistaken"
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Libe-
raj Republicans was held in Tonawanda,
Penn, Oh the 1st inst. Tie meeting was
presided over by Col. G. F. Mason, State
Senator, and prominent Liberal, with E.
D. OTerton, Gen. Westbrook, D. II. Park,
and ether prominent Republicans, as Vice
President. 1t was addressed by the Hon.
George Landon, late Republican State Sena-
tor; the Hon. Allen Craig of Mauchchunk
and others. Good feeling and enthusiasm
prevailed, and an organization for tire cam
paign was perfected.
The Chicago Tribune says: ave have
heretofore quoted from the La Crosse Re.
publicG1l-LeG Jointly edited b. the AS
SCISSOR and Postmaster, the remark, in the
review of the situation thereabouts, that
Buffalo county has got the Greeley dis
ease pretty bad" The Portage Register,
Grant newspaper, gives further informa-
ton, viz: ave should say Buffalo county
| hss IOot the disease rptfV hadlVi if the re-