New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-24
LOCAL POLITICS.
CAMPAIGN BULLETINS.
THE COMMITTEE ROOMS IN THIS CITY.

THE COMMITTEE ROOMS IN THIS CITY.
Among the visitors at the Liberal hepub-
lean National Executive Headquarters, yesterday were
the Hon. w. r. Horrobin, Vermont; Gerrit H. smith,
Geneva, N. "; Greene Smith, Peterboro ~ IL H. h
Hail. Washington, ID. c.; W. l.. Flagg' eun'n'', ~ D.;
and c. A. Jordan, Maine. Many lotcerS containing
orders for documents and notices OF an enthusiastic
prosecution OF the campaign in various parts oil the
country, were received. Among tho huni'ei was '"'
following from wiikesbarre. Pa;
We have lust organized q Greeley aud Brown cam
paign Club in this city. The materis ,s osas inci1dnS
welsh miners and colored men heretoiore aouhg WIN
the Grant party. These are heartly WIN us
well as q number Of our most pronii"o"' ""u
men. . -,
Another from Bollofonto Penn. contains the following
announcement:
We have Greeley and Brown Club In this town. con-
posed Of colored eitizens' WIN "iiSV' "-NN' -
dent.
A gentleman from Norfolk. Va. writes
Co far the oolored men are concerned find very
difficult to make any ag gd onIy the present.
have idea of any future good an enc INV
sH s he mt back into Slavery that Is almost i'm
possible to disabuse them Of such Impressions
A letter from prominent citizenin Kansas states;
Tho excitement in favor Of Greeley Is intense. e
Greeley Club has 6lS members OF when hunner 20
original Republicans We are organized IN every rv
ship in county and we eonaeny & seen such
excitement since 1siO We hold Greeley meetings VIC
a week, and were II not for the nc We So Wb a
Greeley an easy majority In the state. WIN .
proper circulation OF documents We sha Wy W a00o
plish IL even under such adverse circumstances
All reports from EewJersey represent that state as
certain for Greeley and Brown by least 5000 majority
Large and enthusiastic meetings have been held IN Vaf
ous parts of the State which have been followed inyar
ably by large Republican objections The Grant kepuo
lcans in that State alarmed ana are using every
means to prevent further detection Meetings VIII Oe
held in Elizabeth and Planfed during the coihins
week prominent Repubican,wntlng from AmDana'
says:
We are confident that STATE will rise above an
reindiceg of the past and give overwhelming VOC
Tor Greeley and Brown. Our local differences anu olssa
siactions will In no wise Affect the result Oh tho
ticket - .,,so
The visitors at the State Committees rooms al tne
Astor House. yesterday, II. F. White LOUISVILLE
XVII NJ Matthews, Middleton, N Y; DR.. O. A. JOr-
pan Bangor Me-; T. G. Younsove, Crescent, N y; D.
f. Lawrence, Flushing, N. T.; William r. Gulrey'
Charleston g. c.; Nelson Mason, Sterling H.; Hiram
Torrey philadelphia, Penn; Edwin Nichols, oscar j.
Hinman and William III. l. Smith, Hampstead, NJ u
NJ. c. Powell, Waterford, N.Y.; and John W. Young
Salt Lake City, Utah. A correspondent writing from
Oean Cattaraugus County, says
Iwnte TO inform you that prominent Grant Repub-
,can of Chautanqna County going through this county
urping Democrats 10 organize and send delegates 70
& or In The same way This exposes the agency
of the Grant men in the Louisville movement.
A gentleman writing from wayhnd, Steuben County
says:
Our County Convention at Bath Yesterday has cast
gloom over the Grant councnancesih TINS section me
meeting was harmonious and parry feeling and striie
were discarded.
THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The Democratic National Executive Committee hein
secret session. yesterday and transacted considerable
campaign business. Among the letters received was one
from ex-Gov. Randolph OF New-Jesey now in West Viz
ginia in which states that Sow Jacob, the hide
pendent candidate for Governor and who is probably
elected personally pledged himsf unreservedy to IA
vor the election of Greeley and BDwD." The news from
Maine continues be of the most cheering character
Chauncey NJ Depew and other spaiors left last evening
to speak in Maine.