New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
CAMPAIGN MOTIFS.

An old subscriber, who has lately settled in
the lumber region OF Michigan. writes TO The TRIBUNE
as follows: have acted ardenty with the Republican
in November, and thousands OF Republicans here In
Michigan will assurediy do the same
John Pope HOdnett, the Fenan leader mas
written letter from Washington, D. C., TO The chicago
Tribune in which he takes ground unqualihedly favor
OF MIR Greeley for the Presidency. He gives 10 as ms
opinion that those in this country OF lIlsh ny
viii do real work for Mr Greeley than those Oh any
other race. .
The discordant music of the Organs" is
really painful While dwelling with peculiar feryor
upon their desire that Baltimore shall indorse MI
Greeley they beray their real sentiments by seizng IN
all eagernees upon the action OF the Delaware Democracy
for straight ticket. and magnify the little states i'm
York Pennsylvania South Carolina Florida, Tennessee
Missouri Indiana, Iowa Wisconsin, vermont ana Iefas
mea1s nothing them Delaware, with its three e'c
tJral votes is greater than all Happy DeIa"alo !"
to be hoped she viii bear her honOIs braVeIy
Ex-Congressman James s. Rollins of Mis-
souri, has written letter TO The st. Louis Republican,
expressing his conviction that the only possible way OF
eeeng the reforms much needed in national affairs
is by concentrating all Of the elements Of opposition to
Grant upon Greeley and Brown He thinks the placing
ant reelection Of Grant and that there Is " no good
why the Democracy Of the country looEing 20
Greeley and brown warm support Ia Cohclasion nc
saws: " stand by the Cincinnati nominees, ana shall
Tweptv-one counties in Kentucky have al
ready instructed their 26O delegates to the Democratic
State Contention, which meets at Frankfort To-
day. TO favor the Endorsement Of Greeley and Brown at
Baltimore The resolutions which were adopted by the
County Convention at Louisville are fair specimen OF
feat Of tie present Odous, corrupt and despoto Admin
stratiOn only be accomplished by coheenttaIhg an
ry is inexpedient in the present condition OF
national pOhucs 10 MAKE nouind'iol az 10 a.
f1af del
Of Greeley aud Brown
The Cincinnati newspapers are largely Occu-
MED with the settlement OF disturbing questions.
One is why Judge Stanley Matthews should suddenly
have been retained by the Administration officers with
$4,000 fee in a Government case after his declaration
that he purposed supporting Grant instead of Greeley,
and his reputation Of the letter in his handwriting,
only few months old, in which be declared that he
would chee1fuly support Greeley II he should become
the nominee OF the Liberal Republican Convention, and
did not regard the Tariff question as OF Importance
enough 10 cause any division The other is whether 1t Is
tre that Mr. Settle, the President of the late Pha-
dephia Convention there only paying for the extra
ordinary privilege he received OF representing the
United STATES Government as Minister 70 Peru without
and Conducting North Carolina business without in
terrupuon. The Commercial seems TO consider both
these among those things which 10 fellow can undeT-
stand.
Correspondents explain the defeat of SEN
stor Patterson NewHampshire in part by his curious
course with reference to President Grant He has been
regarded until recently as opponent Of Grant and
supporer OF Sumner yet when seeking to make sure his
reelection he INDUCED in speech full Of gems like the
following: "Four years ago ChiefJustice Chase invited
me 10 dine with him accepted the invitation, and
while ct dinner the ChefJustce remarked that he pos
sbly might be nominated for the Presidency on the
Democratic ticket, and thought such were the case he
ne would be OF his native State New Hampshire
10 this dissented, telling him he would not stand
fhe Ghost OF a chance OF carrying the old Granite
state The Chicf-Justce seemed much surprised re-
plying in the most emphatic manner, wHy, w. senator tS
Patterson do you know that am batkeu w ua @ tne
entire money power Of the country ana hat tDa power
be drought 10 bear against ~ - 'Ls ieIllo,
is true Judge, you are backed by the money power OF
tbe country Gen Grant is backed Ivy the hearts ana
gratitude Of the American people NDon you WIZ nu
more powerful than all the money you can bring 70 pear
never for one moment wavered in giving Gen: Grant
my hearty and undivided support. 81,
mack would disown him Carroll, and Stafford Rock
iugham, Belknap, and H1lsbCrough would mes MN nun
while old Sullivan and Cheshire, GroftOn ana Coos,
wOuld spew him from their borders" After this night
Of rhetoric Patterson pitched INTO sumner hsndng m
passion, and ta his speech was D9tn Oh ptrsUa zen
and malice he said me Gny PoRp ape egansf fs iSs
Presden is that he has appointed fourth cousin Of s
wife's great aunt to a nfty-dolar post-offce
LOCAL.
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club of
President viii parade Thursday evening" June 70 with
white hats ana capes'
Among the callers, Tuesday, at the AstOr
House Liberal Republican Headquarters were Senator
Fepou OF NewYOrk Senator Rice Of Arkansas, and ex-
Gov Price OF New jersey
The Irish Democratic Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club Of the Eleventh Ward, Brooklyn, will
hold a mass meeting, this evening. at Emmet Hall, at
CantOn-st. and Myrte-aye. stephen j. Meany anu
others will make addresses
The Nineteenth Ward Horace Greeley Cam
pai Club OF this city met at No. 1900 Ihirdaye, last
rht Fdward & Johnson President IN the chair. sixty
new members elected, and several stnring greeley
SONGS were sung the Glee Club. Addresses were de-
lyered bv the President, James Wastead Major John
A. Butler, James McGoveTn, and others.
The Grant Republicans of Brooklyn will
hold ratification meeting at the Academy Of Music to-
morrow evening The speakers announced are the Hon.
lanes W. Nye Of Nevada Gen. I. B. Van Buren, OF
NewJersey: the Hon. y. j. Townsend OF Troy the non
James Lynch Of Mississippi the Hon Ills IL ROBERTS
of Utica and the Hon. L. +. smith OF New-HOrk.
The election for municipal officers of the
new Clty OF Yonkers N " held Tuesday, resulted In
the choice Of tie following: Mayor. James Courier
Dem. 8 mai. City Judge, Edward p Baird, Rep 5j3
yDgi Aldermen III l. Segcr, John Brennan, WIN. Mac
fsrane Albert Keller Ethan FlaRg, Hyatt L. Garrison,
j. H. Brewer and II. R. Hicks. Two OF the Aldermen
are Democrats. and the rest are Republicans
The XVIth Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association Of this city met Tuesday night al Demit
Hall philip Frankenheimcr in the chair aud resolved
that tho Association be known hereafter The XVIII
Assembly ID t.ict Liberal Republican Association. 4Ae
10Th next Juy chosen FOR the tec99 'l lhceIr
anl resolutions were adopted cuidsHuz MAYOR VIM A.
hnsbn for hs urfuB. effort. ~ sustain the organization
d1riug t10 la. .W0 yeaI5.