Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-27

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REPUBLEcAN DRIFE
.Seyenty-fiYe Republicans Of WEolcottTire.
Conn.,, have declared for Greeley and
Brown. ----'----------.-,-
The Greeley and Brown Club at New
Cansan. Conn, b S thirty-five Republic an
members.
Thirty per cent of the Republicans of La
Sale, III, are claimed as Liberals.
John L. Enos, Republi an, formerly Dis
trio Attorney of Fulton county, n. Y, is
out fo- Greeley. - ....,- ....--.
j. E. Cropsey, formerly Republican Su-
perVisor of the town of Locke, Cayuga
county, New York, is out for Greeley.
ODe.hslf the Republicans of Pittson,
Penn, are said by a correspondent to favor
the Liberal ticket. ri.
A. w. Bartlett, one of the most promi-
nent campaign speakers in New Hampshire,
is out for Greeley. ss ,r
All the members of the Grant Republi-
can Town Committee of New Canaan,
Connecticut, have declared for Greeley.
Isaac G. jenkins, George B. Powell and
Peter Fisk, prominent Republicans Of 0s-
wego, New York, are out for Greeley.
Edwin Z. Harris and Almer Conger, Re-
publican Assessors of the town of Collins,
Erie county, New York, are out for Gree
ley.
Forty-two Republicans of Bath, Maine,
have published call for Greeley County
New York; Convention On the 9th of
this month. sa
r. w. Sossiter, one of the Republican
members of the North Carolina State
Senate, repudlates Grant and IS now for
Greeley.
Col. John l.. Kelley, Republican mem
Der of the City Council of Manchester,
New Hampshire, repudiates Grant and
supports Greeley.
Judge George w. Smith, Chairman Of
the Meriden Comm Grant Town Com
ulittee, repudiates GraLt and has declared
for Greeley.
Arson G. Conger, formerly Republican
Supervisor Of the town Of Collins, Erie
county, New York, repudlates Grant and
supports Greeley.
Thomas Sennett, formerly Republican
Supervisor of the town of Sennett, Cayuga
county, New York, Iepudiates Grant and
supports Greeley. -.
Twenty-Five Republicans of the town { f
Martins, Lewis county, New York, have
become members of Greeley and Brown
club in that town.
L. r. Hough, prominent Republican Of
the town Of Martins, Lewis county, New
York, is the President of the Greeley and
Brown club there.
IL. w. Maynard. formerly Republican
Supervisor of tbs town of Genoa, Cayuga
county, New York, repudiates Grant aud
is energesically working Tor Greeley.
W. N. CoburE, who was in 1868 elected
Attorney General of the State of Indiana
on the Radical ticket, has written letter
strongly indorsing Greeley.
Ex-Congressman Delano, of Massachu-
sets, and District Attorney Stearns ad-
dressed large Liberal Republican rally at
Westfeid, Mass, on Saturday night.
DR.. Joel Meade, of Hunter, Greene coun-
ty, New York, one of the most prominent
and active Republicans in that locality, re-
pudiates Grant and has declared for Gree
ley.
D. Akers, formerly Republican Super
visor of the town Of Cayugs county, New
York. As a mamber of the recent Greeley
Republican congenrion of tina county.
4 cooi-headed correspondent at Ripton,
Vt, writes that at least 10 per cent of the
Vermont Republicans have gone over to
Greeley, and two-tenths more are in state
of doubt.
John W. Eldridce, Republican County
Court Clerk of AIlegany county, New
York from 1855 to 1862, repudiates Grant
and is member of the Greeley Republi-
can County Committee of AIlegauy coun-
ty.
A call has been is:uedf lin Unadilla, New
York, for Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting, signed by fifty eight Democrats
and forty eight Republicans, including two
ex members CT the Assembly, one from
each party.
Seth Bartlett, present Republican Town
Clerk, and Joseph Mugridge, one Of the
present Republican Justices of the Peace of
the town OF Collins, Erie county, New
York, repudiates Grant and are working for
Greeley.
D. p. StuSbs, an Iowa State Senator, and
great man in his part of the country, afte,
presiding over Republican judicial con-
vention, changed his mind about Grant,
and on the 10th inst. came out for Greeley
In speech at Fairfield.
Henry A. Foster, formerly Republican
Supreme Court Judge Of the Fifth District
OF New Y ork, whom the GRANTEES wanted
to make their candidate for Governor, is
now President of Greeley and Brown
club at Oswego.
NJ. G. EVerts, Of Rutland, Vt, who was
nominated a month or two since By the
Grant Republicans for State Senator, shows
such tendencies toward Liberalism that the
GRANTEES have determined to nominate
another candidate.
A correspondent FROM Attica, Wyoming
county. n, Y. writes. "NO less than if
ty Republicans in this town who voted for
Grant at the last election are now working
for Greeley, while there is not ole Demo-
crat who win not support the Democratic
nominations"
There is now and then Liberal Repub-
icsn in New Jersey, the assertion of the
Grant organs to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The Newark Journal says that in