New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
CAMPAIGN NOTES,

The Hon. Geo. A. Halsey, Grant member of
Congress from NewJersey, has declined 10 be candi-
| date for reelection.
The Rev. Samuel Brown and 20 other colOred
men Of Memphis Tenn have congratulated Garrison on
his letter " Sumner.
Government oliice-h0lder writes from
Texas that the for Greeley and Brown by at
| least 10000 majority.
The Hon. d. B. Bryan of Savona denies the
assertion Of The Erd Advertiser that he is not in favor
| Of the Liberal movement.
| Up to Wednesday last SCI names were at
tached to the call for the Liberal Republican County
Convention, to be held at BATH steuben County, NJ ~
| to-day.
| Col. Albert 5. Berry, who announced HIM
self few DAYS ago as an Independent candidate for
Congress in the With Kentucky District has Wltn'
drawn.
Isaac n. Smith, cOlored man of Jones
County, North Carolina, announces his intention OF
sumpng the State for Greeley and Brown before the
November election.
What young ladies' Neutrality-suspicious. are
there in Arkansas Banton Duncan, IN card to The
Louisville Commercial proudly proclams that lie has 40
cOrresp ondents In that state
The Hon. j. J.. Seward and the Hon. Isaac
A. Bush state that their names signed without au
thory TO the call for the Georgia straightout Demo
cratic Convention at Atlanta to-day
A Kansas correspondent claims Wyandotte,
johnson, Miami, Bourbon, Crawford, and Cherokee
Counties as certain for Greeley and Brown, and hopes
to see the state go for the Liberal ticket
AT q meeting of Colored men at Cincinnati,
on Thursday last resolutions were passed denouncng
senator Sumner Speeches made by Major Travis,
Isaiah Mitchell, Charles w. Bell, and Others
Cos. Andrew j. Kellar, editor and proprietor
OF The Memphis Aralanche. announces himself as an
,noependent candidate for Congress in his district lie
is an ardent supporter Of Greeley and brown
A number of Democrats of Butler County,
Ohio published a call, as The Cincinnati Times ana
Chronicle states for Reform Convention TO nominate
POSITION to the regular nominees of their party.
The Hon. Mason w. Tappan has written
second letter TO The Nashua ~ H Telegraph, reairm-
ing his allegiance 10 the Liberal movement ana cleaning
himself OF any charge Of political disappointment
John J. Suffer of Augusta, Ca, former
slave and delegate to the Philadelphia Convention has
written letter in reply TO that OF senator sumnerj
which is only remarkable for its lack OF conference ana
good temper -. nm
Seventy-seven Liberal Republicans OF Hills
dale County Mch all Of whom supported Grant in 1858,
have issued call for County Convention at Hilsdae
today 10 select delegates 70 the state CONVENTION "H
meets at Grand Rapids on Ihursuay'
The Hon. j. Randolph Tucker OF Lexington
Va has written an emphatic letter. claiming that this
Ga No time for peutraity that with the election OF Gree
lev there hope for the people of virginia. In the event
OF Grants election, nothing but despair
The shortest and silliest letter of the season
il that Of J. r. johnson Of Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va
% th wshinron coored men. 1t is this: ITO vote for
Horace Greeley for President s to peril most Ieafiuy
the most precious interests OF TINS nation
II is reported that the Hon. NJ. G. Everts OF
Rutland VT who was nominated month OF TWO Since
hv the Grant Republicans for state Senator shows sucn
tendenees toward Liberalism that the Granliles nave
determined to nominate another candidate'
The Irish Republican Association OF Penn
.vlvapia has issued address calling on ishmen 10
vote for Grant the enemy OF England ana e
MON Of irish rights Tie address urges as one instance
~ his friendship the nomination OF A. l. stewart as
Secretary OF the treasury -, =, ,.
Diogenes might now hunt with MS lantern
Gar some ono who had not written public pohticai
1, 70 sav nothing Of those who have written several
~, NJ peniam,n g. Harris doubtless fattered with
notice given TO his last producion Is ou.
with another aimed ~ me ba'e"'"'s '"'' I'LL" Nv ~
doing 1t very serious Injury \, .
Tba following names are given as among the
- nromipent Liberal recruits in New-Hampshire
Chorles O. Thorne OF HopkintOn Col John l.. hely,
her Of the City Council OF Manchester A. W. Isrt-
lett OF the town, former hepupn9sn rLaP ~ Ports
Uonth brother OF the late Judge Upham' anu oVephon
Gorham Of Gornam =
Gov. Koerner is mourning the censure OF
dmn,tration journals by having the audacy 10 speak
- German IN Germans. One Of these Indignant
In G., (" very rrean dodge for the purpose OF
n9S a personal benefit by Misrepresentation. IL
VII probably startling item Oh 70 msT
", nomInunicatpg misrepresentation ana sianders'
| Alex r. Shepherd, O member OF the Board
-, pnh,c Works OF Washington, d. c., pronounces ian
noualaed lie in all its details the statement Of The
washington Patriot that nearly S 90 % anO eT
sent sent and demands that proof be produced or that
she managers OF that paper shall stand brandon "a
| malignant liars" -
A correspondent gives the following among
A., penublleans OF Gloversville Fulton County, NY
"a having declared in favor of Greeley and Brown: H.
| rnos I l. Enos Daniel b. and A. Judson, IL N. and
Ih9s, nard chs Judson, AlonsOn Burr ID. 3 Frank,
n Whipple Delos Burr, J: s. Green j. ii. Richardson
ADDISON Lord, David Wilson, H. p New6ary, g; ~
| nuuan I W Wright, VIII X. Washburn, W. 5. Wells
| John c. Allon, e. H. dortoh'
The letter of ex-Lieut.-Gov. Spooner o.
Wisconsin, accepting the Liberal nomination for Eleeto
in the Ist Congress District, airms his reluctance
seyer himself from the Republican party with when d
has served so many years. He was compelled TO TAX
, decsive step seeing: an othing In the character
H. candidate as developed 10 his ciril admnlsrsu9l
nothng lu the dftlngs aud apparent enuohclos VI VI
nenubean party ITSELF in the headings NJ its aceied
organs OF Opinions, or IN tho eXpVhtaaS" "S pupu