The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-08-16

Senator Sumner denies that he has
written, or Is writing q letter in reply
to William Lloyd Garrison, as ho has
not oven read the letter of Garrison.
CARA, Kansas, which contains but
ten democrats, has boon thoroughly
canvasscd, and shows siyty-Cight mn
ority for Greeley.
Another Grant committeeman bolts.
Il. II. Smith, of lie Souer, u member OF
the Minnesota republican state commit
tee, has declared for Greeley.
A number of our exchanges are print.
ING an item in regard to five oX-mayOrs
of the republican cities of Pittsburg Hld
Allegheny being for Greeley, and they
might truthfuliy adj that the present
mayor of pittsburg Ia also for Greeley,--
PitlSJrg Post.
"Grant's carpot-baggers," said Mr.
Beck in his Frankford speech, "haYc
robbed South Carolina OF twcnty-nino
millions, and Governor Scott, out of his
stealings, has built himself, at his home
In Marietta, ohio, house that cost six"
ty thousand"
Not all the women arc able TO dis
cover the beauties Of Grantism. Mrs.
Margaret w. Campbell has written q
good letter to the IIom0B'S JouTHdA
pointing out the folly of identifying tho
woman movement with the Republican
party, and Miss Kate Stanton proposes
to take the stump for Mr.. Greeley.
81 have been member of Congress
l3 years, and truth compels Inc to say
that during that period the most waste
ful and eXtravagant use CT the public
al hn lnl ~
those who have disburscd, have been
during the present Administration. ~
Gen. Tdr1Slo0rth, Republican, Congress
man from Illinois.
Ono little example will show how
| thoroughly the candidacy of Mr.. Gree
ley has divided the Republican party
The Republican vote Of Dixon, Lee
| county, Illinois, was 372 in 1870 and
| 376 in 1871. Ninoty-eight OF these Re
publicans, or nearly twenty five pei
cent. of the whole number, have attach
| ed their names to published call for
Liberal Republican organization.
A Washington lady has bet q So ,00C
| dWellinghousc against 81 900 in casl
that Greeley will be elected.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, formerly Re
publican Congressman from this State
has written a letter in favor of Greeley
1t is dated Houston, Texas, the 9TH o
August.
E. A. Rollins, who recently resignet
as Chairman of the New Hampshir,
Grant State Central Committee, ant
one of the prominent Republican can
didates for United States Senator befor,
the last Legislature, has now declared
for Greeley.
The Grant National Committee Il
daily receiving private appeals fo
money, the applicants asserting tina
they must have it Immediately or nj
will be lost.
The st. Louis Republicun suggests III
revival of the American party, and of
fers as a ticket "For President, Spot
ted Tail, of the Rocky Mountains; TO
| Vice-President, Henry Wilson,
Massachusetts,"
The following Generals in the Unio
army during our late civil war supper
Greeley and Brown: Hooker, Hancock
McClernand, Fitzpatrick, Pleasonton, L
p. Blair, Ward, Wiley, Burns, White
| ly, Buell., Moore, Hazen, Haskell
Banks, Slocum, Mason, Coulter, Bul
bridge, Schurz, Steadman, Morgan
Heath, Mcclellan, Banning, Tuttlt
Slack, and Kirby Smith.
The New York Day Book drops Baal
ton Duncan and hoist the Greeley an
Brown flag