New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
LOCAL POLITICS.
CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.
THE LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS

The Headquarters OF the LlDeIh "OP'
National Executive Committee resuuleu 'uo" u 49,
,s,noss lilo anpearanoe Yesterday The rooms were
rowded with visitors who either 70 express ther
.vmnathv with the Liberal movement, or to transact
basiness Judge Jasper W. johnson was IN cn"'Eo
Snrinc the day Among the visitors VINO ctI'el "eIcoN
Gov A. H. Picrpont, West Virginia; Genl"llaru war
ner MempAts Tenn; Gen L. A. O'Neal, Alabama; Ma
jor John NJ McKlng, Eufala, AIa'i D. boltoh huiu''
Philadelphia Penn; lsaac Wright Whe flalhS' ~
a II Armsby NJ d.. Albany, n. Y; Robert MOTIFS
Secretary state Central Committee, Philadelphia Penn;
,;en VIM II Allen, NewJersey; the Hon Henry blu
well Brooklyn, l. l.; ii. Dunn Clinton Co.. n J. i"o
rronosal received from "a workngman in Boston for
dollar subscription from the People, for the f'oP'
Movement recently published in THE TRIBUNE, seems
n meet with general favor and dollar subscriptions
arc received daily workngman from Troy y. ~
writes:
see by the newspapers that the people themseives
are taking the matter Of sustaining the LneIal lon "
,nenf MO tbcr own hands and undertake 10 provide the
necessary funds by making u suOscfpIl9n&S, us an, tn
this the true way, and therefore Sen1 my ual @ ~
Won NAV all lovers Country aud the good cause
10 at once and do likewise.
Another wOrkincman in New-York says;
Iwish to add nv mite to the Peoples Fund ior con
Quoting the Peoples incose q a. NY hunpe
subscription.
A gentleman writing from Oregon, says:
IL gaddcns me 10 see that good work is on,
.hat the Liberals everywhere are joining hands upon
common platform Here IN Oregon, al first we had
great many Democrats who thought tlhJ they couu
handy support Mr Greeley nut, one hy one theY nave
fallen into line and confident that In ne end they
viii constitute the strongest class OF the Reform sup
poUcfs.
ExGo, rlerpori spoke Of the recent election in West
vtrgiu. having b'cu purely personal conflict He
saId
The rc,alt union Of portion OF the Greeley or
IihrfsI Democrats and ;he entire Republican party.
Tor the election oi Jacob, which Was secured uy lsO
MAJORITY ot tbcrcabout- Tie democrats are a2to,t
unit .u ttr Greeley and large number of Repubncans
Vur,iug or the success OF the Reform movement
Even Do lf 'pusNiue Convention should MAKE a Iohi m
nation. % MD exercise no appreciahe ehect upon Lne
Demo.iats aud for every Denocral Notlns stgasn,- sts
ont We shau have ton Republicans NothE ioi Ii3i'n3
aud Brown Under any circumstances lhe lhe Llnrl", Lt,
cucut aud its tc6c' VIII secure al tine very lowest
calculation s,top majority.
riG sTArr CANVASS.
Among the visitors al the Liberal Republican state
Comm.tjco's rooms, yesterday, were Gov Gilbert G.
Walber of Virginia, ex-senator Willard warner Ala
hama. Gen j. ". wlthcrs Mobile, Ala X. W. Baldwin,
watorburs, Md H. J. Bugbee. Webster Mass. James
Mathews. M,ddlotowu. \. y L. l. Warath. Brooklyn.
n y Hem, Roberts Sharon Conn. John Decker. Rich
inoud County y v. Il Dunn Clinton County, y. Y,
Edear e. Flood. member the Rensselaer, County Com
mlttoc. w. I. Fasg summit. y. J. correspondent
from CoopCi stowu. Otscro County. says.
Greeley auo Brown Clubs have been organized IN
The following news come. from responsible source at
schenectady, n Y.
We sl.al. give the Greeley ticket good majority.
TIL D1MoUttIC HEADQUARTERS.
Tho Hon Augustus schcil, Chairman OF the Demo
trstic Executive Committee. was present yesterday
nearly au day. engaged u answering letters ana tee-
grams. and E receiving visitor, from an parts OF the
Union. Amur2 th, noteworthy callers were: The
Hon j. Aslr, OF Iocdo, Ohio who left the city for
Name last night; G. G.. Dsnlgren Of Mississippi. and
John n McKWr u Alglama 81 .a.4' -...
Tii ALIiNisTEATIOS COMMITTEES.
The hcadqu.Itcr. Of the Grant Republican National
Committee at the Fuh Avenue Hotel visited
ierday by George II. sharp Kingston, y. y; the Hon
u. Rollins, Ncw-IamP~hirc; the Hon j. Tarhell Mis-
slssippi the Hon G. L. Allen Consul at Bermuda John
NJ Iauc.tou. the coored orator, Washington d. C.; l.
Lewis CHICAGO. Ill.,; B. +. Lehman, Bethlehem, Penn
Tribune reporter called on United States Senator
Alexander Ramsay who hgs just returned from Mime
sofa Senator RAMSAY said %-.As, ,La.--3 ~
Tno Greeley moyel5enl d losing It's foothod in MY
state The strongest localities are Minneapolis and the
T6ntry Immediately adjacent and the Minnesota River
Valley MI Greeley has a large personal following 10
that State, but there seems 10 he no Yaty among ms
1uupOr,eIs Perhaps the difference between Ue Liberals
and Republicans l. that the Republicans are thoroughly
organized, ana are able 10 present tatDe figures ana
results while the Liberals orgaDlLug and are work
gs t. s, s m 6c PT 5 Tna. So9e po9ey aS TRG f
Governor aud cxMembcr of Congress, VINO is very ac
tive in behalf Greeley and Brown. Concerning the
ultimate result there Is no Question al S 1raIJ VII
carry the state by the usual majority me possible loss
al majority ia Maine or Vermont Will exercise no per
cepublo eject upon Minnesota
The Grant Republican State Executive Committee
tabishod ITS headquarters yesterday in rooms Go IL. and
Iintne Fifth Avenue Hotel The Committee held
meeting the previous day, at which AlOhlO t. cornell
was elected Chairman, John n. Knapp, Secretary and
Henry Ciewt Treasurer. The following Executive Com
1uittee was appointed;
Hugh Gardner, Chairman; stephen b. French, william
Richardson LOWS j. Phillips, Jacob NJ Paterson, ir..
William H. Robertson, Edward VI Madden, Henry =
Nandccarr. Joseph H. Ramsey. seth. +. Remington
James y Warren, AOuzo b. Cornell, Heury Clews, john
y. Knapp
Subsequent % ORGANIZATION, the Committee went into
secret session Reports from the several Congress Dis
trcts received, 70 the comparative strength Of
the rival parties While claiming that the general pros
pect presented the reports was cheering. the
Committee regarded districts somewhat uncer
tam. John n Knapp, the Committees Secretary. will
take charge OF The headquarters and be IN attendance
daily for the transaction Of business.