New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Prominent Republicans i'll Stamford are or
ganizing Greeley and Brown Club, and large number
OF names has already been procured
The Grant Republicans of Virginia have
nominated ]. B. sener, editor Of TIE Fredereksb"T9
Ledger for Congress from the LIST District and W. H. H.
StOWell, from the IVth District.
The Executive Committee of the Labor Re-
formers at Francisco has declared for Greeley and
Brown. Every Democratic journal on the Pacific Coast
has accepted the Baltimore ticket
Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
by the Liberal Republicans of Fayetteville onondags
County, with H. II. Gage President. Some Of the most
active and influential Republicans IN the place have
joined the club and the prospects for rapid increase In
numbers Is good.
The report that Mr.. William Cassidy of this
State member of the Committee Resolutions at the
Baltimore Convention, favored change In the Cnein
matt platform IN me meeting OF tne NED m d ~
platform without modification and was very in
huential in accomplishing that result
An address to the Liberal Republicans of
Nebraska has issued the signatures of a long
list of Names among which those Of prominent Re
pubicans in every county OF the state. The address
calls upon all patriotic citizens without regard to for
political aiiatons, 10 join IN aiding forward the
work of reform
The Liberal Republicans of Willamsport,
Penn, have ORGANIZED Greeley and Brown Club with
Henry F. Snyder for President wellattended and
enthusiastic open-sir meeting was hed recently when
Hunt Josiah Emery, and Eugene Stuart. The cluD al
ready numbers over GO members.
Ex-senator Doolittle of Wisconsin leaves
this morning in company with d. K GOodlOe Of North
Carolina attend the grand ratification meeting the
Liberal Republicans and Democrats at Raleigh, in that
State, on Tuesday next. General Carey OF OHIO, and
other gentlemen Will also attend. The Hon. Carl
Scburz cannot be at Raleigh, but will certainly speak
several points before the LIST day Of August
The Committee appointed at Baltimore to
officially inform Messrs Greeley and Brown Of their
nomination met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday,
In order arrange for waiting upon Gov Brown owing
TO the aters illness, II decided that no formal visit
should be made by the Committee. Senator Do0litte
was appointed wait upon Gov. Brown and informally
notify him OF the nomination. In case Senator Doolitte
is unable 10 make the notification, Mr. Brockneyer OF
Missouri will perform the mission.
A full meeting of the Democratic Congress
Executive Committee held at the Capitol, In Wash
ington yesterday. The Hon. Samuel J. Randall who
was recently elected Chairman OF the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee, resigned his position as
Chairman Of this Committee, and Gen. ii. W. Slocum Of
New-York was chosen NIL the vacancy. The Com
mttee was visited, during its session, by
Messrs Casserly Beck. Marshall, and other
Droment Democrats. A conference took place
be, Ween this Committee and that Of the Liberal Repub
icans headed by Senator FentOn. Preparations were
made for the immediate publication of documents for
distributiOn and resolution was passed asking the
Chairman OF the Democratic Central Committee Of each
state and of each county in all the States TO forward at
once the and post0fce address OF the members
OF their respective Committees, for the purpose Of
Aiding the Congress Committee to forward documents TO
them for distribution