New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

| on the Democrats OF tho State 10 organize ana
eeptember He claims that there thousands Of Dem
ocrats who see no occasion Tor turning h,ca fr
the party, and who Will not support hepuonO@h ior
| the Presidency.
The names of J. b. Scarles, DR.. f. w. john
son Judge Aiken, Seth Hotchkiss, NJ. A. Daley j. W.
Morford Lewis Lord Otis Lord f. 3 Tyler ana no T. a., B
Pioneer as prominent citizens VINO support Greeley
| and Brown.
VIM. NJ DeCamp of Shueville, Iowa,
Union soldier whose arm is withered from wound re-
ceived in the war. and supporter OF Greeley re-
nlIed 20 tbe tnunt thai the man who shot him would
vote for Gree ley, with the Plump ueclaIsLon'
and the man who received the shot VIII vote ior hlm
toov
A large number of politicians were at Sara
toga yesterday. Among them were Messrs' Ihdeh,
Richmond. C. s. Spencer, john Coehrane' Gen, 'ones,
Mr. Kingsiand OF Brooklyn ana SacoD est there to-
fix the time aud place Tor the meeting u u'
State Convention.
Ex-senator BENJAMIN F. Wade has had a
conversation with reporter which ought TO entertain
almost ANYBODY He drew some parallels between LIB
eral Republicans and "bob-taied bulls IN 1y'tlmci ,
compared Horace Greeley win JUDAS lse1Ilos % hiu
Benedict Arnold" and then 'spoKe very AshJ Vi "on
Grant"
About 20 Grant Republicans assembled IN
the United States courtroom at Memphis, on Saturday,
and nominated Barbour Lewis for Congress so qulety
was the meeting held that the members OF the
Committee knew nothing Of until late that nSlt AZ
manner IN which the meeting was eohhncrl S u0
Rival mass meetings will be he Id in Ben
nington. VT on Friday next the anniversary oil inc
defeat of Burgoyne. There will be meeting IN the
omen air by tho Liberals in the afternoon and IN the
evening there VIII be meetings held by both i1Drtas
and Grant Republicans inc Liberal meeIuys Snv of
NewYOrk, and Senator Wilson, together Win Seh"'oi
COnkIing, VIII address the Grant meetings.
Letters from prominent politicians OF Name
to the Liberal Republican headquarters at Washington
Al 10 documents
through that section purportng to be copies and ex-
tracts of letters from Horace Greeley wherein the ter
is made to adv cate the payment or the eDe war ucD
tbe compen sation Of all SHAREHOLDERS for loss Of slaves
and OF pensions to Confederate soldiers Ihese letters
state that intelligent men IN that section really thhA
these things likely To happen should Greeley be elected
Frederick Douglass has issued an address to
the coorcd voters, warning them against the nsdious
and dangerous advice and counsel Of Mr. Sumner" and
giving some reasons why he thinks they shond cast
their whole weight into the scale for Grant hud
Wilson" lie tells them that they owe their liberation
from slavery 10 the Republican party tnat they cast
have had reason TO be disappointed IN MS Alumni
suauon and that the election OF Greeley means ne
cancellation oi their ordinary privileges ana DiesSlnss
The Sun published yesterday long article
charging President Grant with suppressinR an exposure
the payment Of fraudulent claims to the amount OF
SO II charges that Grant while Secretary oi war
ad interim hindered investigation and prevented the
publishing OF evidence showing the payment OF the
fraudulent claims by Paymaster-General Brlce that
though Brce removed 10y President johnson, Grant
reinstated him Immediately after his inauguration.
Tucse facts are supported by documentary evidence,
including suppressed report the subject prepared
al th3 time by a Special Committee Vi the HOUSE OI
Representatives.
The Hon. S. w. Moulton of Shelbyville, I'LL,
having been asked by the Grant Republican Committee
what time he could devote their service during this
campaign replies in letter dated Aug T. that be has
10 intention Of devoting any. While 1t pains him to
separate from political associates lie claims to do so
honest difference OF opinion. lie insists thdt
GEN Grant falls Immeasurably short OF satisfying the
Intelligent American iiea Of what an American Pfesl
dent should :" that " the present Administration j.
close corpora on'-"cass rule, aud hardly govern
ment O! tne people at ALL" and tnat the Liberal move
,nenf viii pirify the Government and give the power
back into the hands OF the people," and elevate 10 lie
Presidency an honest and competent StateaRih'
Another series of those "reliable" canvasses
of this State by the Custom-house organ. showing that
there are no Liberal Republicans in any of the eoun
ties would be Of immense interest just 1t would
derive especial force by being published side BY side
with the list Of 500 attached TO the Monroe County
call for a Liberal Convention Then there IL Seuben
County which needs attention. The Bdh Adr0cdie pub
snes "A call for County Convention To be held at Bath
August 90 and prints list OF more than 800 names Of
known one as Of STATE Senator g. T. narrower, ex-
senator Stephen 4. HayI, the Hon DdnleI B Byih Tue
Hon Henry sherwood, the Hon. Horace Bemls, tue Hon
r. NJ ErcIdler. the Hon. David McMastcr, formerly
Couuty Judge: cX Sherffs Orange seymour, william n.
smtb and Il. Il. kassOn, l.. ID. Mlhs, Chairman, and
Jonathan Robe, member OF the Grant hepuDilcan
County Committed