New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
Present incumbents.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The IIartranft papers of Pennsylvania are
deicately deprecating personalities in politics."
The Hon. EnOs Goodrich of WatertOwn has
written letter earnestly urging all Democrats to unite
on Greeley.
The San Francisco Post, sprightly little one
cent Greeley and Brown advocate, has been enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved.
George Blake, formerly a clerk in the
Pension Bureau with the Rev. c. W. Denison. has writ
ten letter challenging him to prove his charges against
A little study of the Constitution as it is
might make Senator Logan's speeches more accurate.
o included Senator Schurz list Of candidates for the
Presidency at the Cincinnati Convention.
One is amazed at the impartaity of Cen.
Grants appointments which have permitted 80 many
Bourbon Democrats to got into Office. Here the two
Postmaters Of Hawesyile and Henderson, KY, disrib
utng tho Duncan circulars II this continues. Louisville
genuine Oflce-holders' Convention.
The Democratic Anti-Greeley Club, for
which there has been much waiting and watching and
praying in Administration circles, has at last. 1t
burst out Delaware County Ohio and has 80 or 40
Cub. stn The Springded Advertiser is encouraged to
make the brief remark that the ripple In the has
broken into waves
Henry K. Williamson, Robert Preston, and
Edgar Gerod selected at the Long Branch Straight
out Democratic meeting to represent Maryland In the
Louisville Convention. The baltimore gazette, taking
some interest in Maryland politics, Is anxious TO know
who they are. Perhaps the Administration organ, to
which The gazette, true to journalistic instincts. turns
for information, can also say IN what part OF Maryland
Long Branch is.
Col. John ID. Ashton, prominent Straight
out Democrat OF Georgia, has concluded TO support
Greeley and Brown. He says: " L anxious in this
hour Of peril, TO act wisely; and my judgment con
ynccs that is my duty as patriot to support the
adopted candidates OF my party and my people. My
passions. indeed, rebel put reason conquers my preu
dlces assai but philosophy defends; my feelings re-
volt, but faith triumpns
A Delhi, n. Y, correspondent writes:
"James H. Palmer, a member OF the Grant Republican
County Committee W. b. Williams, delegate to the
late Elmira Grant Republican Convention, and the Hon.
William Gleason, eX-Member OF the Assembly and ex
County Judge ana Surrogate, all e-lOng RepuDncans,
are out for Greeley and Brown. Delaware County has
COO OutsDOken Greeley men, number are on the renee
and but few Bourbons are known"
Stephen A. Hurlburt of Belvidere, ILL.,, has
no sooner been made Grant candidate for Congress
in the Ivth District than The chicago Tribune recalls his
Know y othing record reminds the people Of Illinois
OF the many fiery speeches he has made as supporter
OF that policy 1t presses him the unpleasant ques
on whether having been once elected 10 congress nc
will uh his oath TO attempt the repeal OF the naturaz
alton laws 1t would be little interesting TO know
Hurburts opinion OF the stupid fellow who started this
record business.
A correspondent writing from Sonora County,
CAL says: ain November next, California will give
Greeley and Brown at least 10000 majority and, fthe
Grant press raduce his character and seek to detract
from his wellearned fame statesman, the majority
for any man former period The people are proud
Ot his powerful intellect and his great heart They be,
eye that his will be hailed as the harDlnger OF
peace and a welgreunded hope OF the nations pros
peTlty."
The World, yesterday, proved by document
airy evidence that Mr. Henry Clews Treasurer of the
Grant Committee Financial Agent OF the United States
Negoator Of Georgia bonds &c, renounced his allie
pance TO Queen Victoria Dec. 81 1884, and although
titled TO fuSaturazaon in 1860 Gf not two years be-
fOc he discreetly exercised and enjoyed the immunity
OF an alien during the and only became ctlzen
MaV a 1s;5 when the conflict was In the mean
time course he did not support the Union cause by
his vote, although II was time when votes were
needed.
OF the thirty-three candidates on the New
York Republican ticket for Presidential electors In 1868
in support of Gen. Grant the following for Greeley
and Brown At Large-Marshall o. Roberts, Henry r.
selden. D,strict-E A. studwell. NJ H. Gripnel +. T..
Wheeler George Innis Robert Stewart f. B. Judson,
H. Bemus E. r. Reynolds. 5. Pettibone, Norman Allen,
of the others one Is dead, three ocehOlders, ana
i'm the absence OF positive information In most Instances
the rest are credited To the Administration side Eleven
ncn,bers Of the New York Republican State Committee
In 1853 are now favor OF Greeley ana Br0w Two OF
that Committee dead, eleven are pronounced Tor
Grant and Wilson, and the remainder are uOuDtlul
The attempt to deprive Col. Duncan of the
credit of the Louisville Convention now that he has
brought if to the point Of meeting is illustration of
the inerattude OF politicians and newspapers. To unite
an sections of the Louisville party let them nominate its
two most active workers, Blanton Duncan and Post
master Edmunds. II Eimunds is not citizen of any
state nothpg remains but TO bisect the gallant Colonel
aUd make the ticket For President, BlanOn for Vice
President Duncan. No doubtthe entire Convention WIN
Inn. he pratfed by receiving "a nomination. HOW ne
can 40 sbd vide himself to furnish electoral tckets
for the states is matter be left to his distracted
consideration
HARTR ANF'TS RECORD.