New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
cANrpAIGN NOTES.

tonal Democratic Convention arrived at Baltimore yes
terday together with a few delegates from some VI 'no
Western States.
The Grant Republicans of Augusta, Ca,
held ratification meeting yesterday listened to an
by Col Fisher, and adopted resolutions ln1ofS
ing Grant and favoring Universal Amnesty.
The Democratic Convention of Montana
assembled at Deer Lodge yesterday, and elected the
Hon James Cayanaugh and the Hon. j. II. ID. Street
delegates 10 Baltimore, with instructions 70 Note 4or
Greeley and Brown
The Liberal Republicans of Fulton County,
Florida. have issued a call for meeting at which an
Executive Committee for the county will be selected
The call advises every Republican favorng Reform 10
rally and lend helping hand in order th@t moae[acUn' @
justice and peace may prevail ah9 our "H0io ""O WIN
mon country be pplted 9pSe m0ge,rr,
Congressman R. T. w. Duke of Virginia, in
a letter recently published says "TP9t MI, &Feeiey
Will be indorsed at Baltimore is no longer question ol
% many fhTe in the past which cannot approve;
Int when way is opened for escape from military aes
resolve not 10 look back, hut only forward"
"As one leading Republican after another"
saws The Chicago Tribune, jons the Liberal RANKS inc
party Of prejudice and plunder and hate deVoes ltse
10 proving that this particular man has been everything
that WAS bad. Trumbull. Palmer Koerner, sumner
Bird Greeley Upton, Julian, Clay sehurz' ana many
others have all been bitterly denounced IL is painful
20 think Of what cOnsummate set OF scoundrels hafe
~ be en- eraafed on having freed itself from such
men, and having under the leadership oI sun PI
on and Casey, and Leet, aud Pomeroy ana the long
Inc of kindred sous"
Conceding the certain nomination OF Mi.
Greeley at Baltimore and declaring bolt to be Ieeoe
attempt 70 resist the Will of the party The Washington
Patriot says: ave hope that the friends with whose
general views we have measuraby sympathzed' "itn'
out pressing them TO the point Of injurious reaeoh'
will upon reflection, agree TO stand shoulder 10 shOuuer
with us in the coming campaign and join thelr EFFORTS
with supreme endeayor TO rescue tn9 GouHIS G
rom il present perils. That is an OBJECT NothI VI V
SaeTifces We do not Mr.. Greeley in TINS mighty
sIruggecertainy not the errors Of M former Sdge
aay have raised up for delverance from mSruIe'
Judge w. b. Fleming of Savannah, Ca,
gives the following his reasons foT supporting uiee
ey IN preference to Grant: The great ODJeeuOh W
Greeley IS his past Isory-his bitterness toward us IN
the DAYS that gone but ought we not rather 10 ooA
AT his present postion9 This argument against Greeley
IL two edged sword for If it be sound, then we ought
10 vote for Grantfor Grant before he became Pr
Secase of what he is now not what he has been in the
past II we support Greeley Will be because OF "hHt
Greeeys present position he may be supported, ana ms
support involves no abandonment Oh pdnGpS p p 6nt
there is much true Democracy IN it,"
In a letter announcing his intention to give
all the aid his power to accomplish union oi all tne
elements opposed TO Grant upon Greeley, ex-senator
Charles T. stuart Of Michigan says "Were the question
now one OF personal preference for the Presidency
II would not merit the time already spent. But in my
Judgment it is nothing less than question involving the
rights aud liberties OF the people II whether the con
are perstentIy violating Constitution and punder
ing the Treasury aud placed IN the hanos OF men Hno
r known TO be honest capable and faithful 10 the Con
stituton TO result so important to the peoPe
the country am prepared @ 10 UNITE a6op2G for
is success, asking questions as to former eIeeGs
names or opinions. And may add that entertain no
doubt that we shall gain a complete victory.
meeting of Liberal Republicans was held
In Cincinnati recently and decision reached TO hold
mass meeting in that city on Saturday evening next
Senator Trumbull, Gov Palmer Cassius NJ Gay ana
George VI. Julian expected to make addresses
following letter received from Senator 1rumDuli
bpt was declared not 10 preclude the probability Of his
presence on Saturday evening:
SPRINGFIELD, H.. June 90 1872.
Nessrs WRIGHT PECK and others Ctnen'ngt', OnsG no
GENTS: Yours. inviting NC 10 speak IN Chclnnau De-
fore July Is just received here. We are SO Duy oIga
izing ts STATE just that do not feel that II would
be night 70 80 elsewhere at PIe OuP @ Pp eve Gree
good and with pr PIopel foI' I'D f mes @ % YSnrS Ty
"' w LYMAN TRUMBULL.
The World publishes circular from some
unknown source calling for meeting at Baltimore on
the dav Of the National Democratic Convention Of all
those opposed 10 the Endorsement OF Greeley ana IN
favor of straight ticket 1t is composed mainly OF
abuse OF the Cincinnati movement which 1t says was
seopceived in corruption" Concerning the proposed
bolt The World says 1--WE take no stock in this dis
organizing movement. so long there remained the
sobtes. chance of defeating Mr. Greeley at Baltimore
we spared DO effort shrunk from responsibility and
gave DO heed to the yepiDg Of Tray, Blanche, and
Sweetbeart little dogs and all We thought it, ana st
think IT, a nomination unfit to be made But we nave
lad say and finding our strenuous ei9rs, ana .e
strenuous opposition OF many OF the aDest
Journals of tie country, all IN VAIN, We submit 70 the IN
eytabe with such grace we may, ana ueche W Idho
part IN a vain attempt TO stem the current
Grants own is unfortunate in its statements con-
cernng paucity Of Greeley Republicans various
sections Of tie State. The Toy Press picks the state
lnent that there only q Greeley men in Rensselaer,
County including Troy and says its reporter happened
in at the Greeley headquarters Rverst on Tuesday
and surprised 10 find large number OF prominent
Republicans who working earnestly in the cause
o. bi9f AtempDlaIy g ogqZeI d 1I meyitt Viii Cprh
lin Secretary. NDetysX names have already been en-
known Republicans: Joseph r. simmons, IL. NJ. Has
brook, H. 4: Merritt John b. Green, George NJ Iaylor
Benjamin starbuck, Ed. l.. Cole Anthony Lawton, r. H.
BeaTman, n NJ. Diekerman, and A. G. Daniels. The
leaders OF tue club confident of swelling their num-
ber 5O0 securing all from the Republicans OF the city,
a Ratification meeting VIII be held within week or
awo
The Pinchbeck party of New-Orleans has
issued an address for Convention city
August g. In which the Packard Casey wing denounced
right vigorously The following Interesting illustration
of the beauties Of modern Ciy Service Reform Is men
toned showing the extreme usefulness of BrOthern-
law Casey "Custom- house emplOy6s who were elected
as delegates 10 the Baton Rouge Convention, were
onenly threatened with dismissal from office by United
states Marshal Packard If they failed 10 vote as he die
afed The lists delegates elected az FURNISHED 10 the
state Central Committee by the parish ana ward clubs
were sppressed by Mr Packard for four weeks previous
10 the meeting Of the Convention, ana te NAMES OF del
~ IL Committee Lists OF delegates pledged 20 the
Ring candidates manufactured IN we un!teu states
MafsbaTs once and fosted upon the CcHenueh as the
Ta,arv eected eRates. Lobby tickets were Issued,
30 that all access even 10 Tie lODDf WAC W
Int te partisans of Mr. Packard. MI casey Ioiue ia
na pescnce of several wcllknOwn gentlemen TO assure
bis Custom house empOye, that heII pl!Sto ~ pJ
be imperiied il they voted Independently oi "i r"'A