New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS.
CAMPAIGN BULLETINS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE

Executive Committee. The Liberals seemed 10 NC con
WINGED that North Carolina had been carried ny .o o
seryatiyes and those who called directed the a'eh'oh
To tho Transaction OF regular business More "eio
received than on any day since the opening Oh the heau
orarters There were many applications for campaign
documents and countless cOngratulat0ry letters lho
only news received during the day from North Carolina
was in I, dispatch from d. r. Goodoe as follows:
The returns coming in from interior counties show
large gains for Liberals
Amone the visitors who called during the day were
Samuel F. Rice. Montgomery Ala. Samuel 7. Williams,
Editor of The Raleigh Daily Neos Raleigh, n c.; G. NJ
Busbee Raleigh N Co. member Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee; James BroadmeadOw, Shrews-
bury Monmouth County n j.; DR.. Geo. Howell, Suffolk
County, N Y; Franklin Taylor, Westchester, Penn;
r. X. Pitkin, Shreveport, La; A. I. Drinkerhouse,
Easton, Penn. NJ. A. Dougherty, Eason, Penn
Theodore Tflton arrived In tho city yesterday from
Maine where he has been actively engaged with leading
Liberals in efecting thorough organization In that
State He has made addresses in many places, and
describes the popular interest in the movement as great
The meetings In Bangor and Augusta in particular ne
describes as among most significant and Impressive
which he has anywhere witnessed during the campaign
The Democracy unanimous In their adherence 10 to
LIBERAL cause, and there is large defectioh Ho quo
Grant Republicans on the other hand, the Grant NC
pubcans are high state of organization ana leu os
the Hon. James c. Blaine, are working Win gIea'
Mr. Tton states that there remains large quantity Oh
work to be done order to secure enc success
OF the Liberal ticket in that State. He VIII return w
night to assist in the work. and will remain III Tue ''o
until the day Of election. He Is hopeful as 10 tne u
mate triumph OF the Liberals.
THE STATE CANVASS.
Among the visitors at the state LlOerai
Committee Rooms, the Astor House, yesterday were
Joseph Elliott shandaken N. " C. NJ busnoee'
Raleigh " c.; James II. Ela New-Hampshire; +. u
Cable. Owego. ~ Y; ID. NJ. True, Augusta Ga;
Charles Bullock Coldspring, NY; James Broadmeado",
Shrewsbury n j.; Jedd p. Laid, member OF the LIBERIA
State Committee of Vermont: f.. Van Elten. Port Jerv
n Y.JR Stuart Tarrytown, n. Y; Lewis Hertzler,
ST. Louis Mo; August Hauf. NewJersey I. j. Jackson
Tarrytown. n. Y; Emery N. Downs, Ipswich Mas''
Chas Holt Fowler, Ncw-Hayen, Conn The following
are extracts from letters received from all parts oil the
State:
From Allegheny Couuty-This section Is completely
reyoutionzed. Each town has at least 10 Liberal he
publcans. ,.... -. a. Lilo. co ho
numbered among the members OF cOurtmartial to try
GEN Grant and his Administration. VIII they rcslgn OF
Won NAV know that all the soldiers up this way who
fought under Gen. Grant DO not support nun io 'eoo'
term,
DEMOCRATIC ALLIES AT WORK.
A greater number of visitors than usual called
Yesterday at the rooms of the Democratic Executive
committee at the spngler House. Among these
were Col Colburn. Vicksburg Miss; Gov. Randolph.
NewJersey; the Hon George Williamson: Col West;
the Hon. b. G. Elliott and Mr. Rolling OF
louisiana and Gen. slocum OF Brooklyn. All gave
most cheering news from their respective States The
Committee has received information from Indiana,
which it deems trustworthy, that Senator Morton. as
member of the Republican National Finance Committee,
has unlimited command Of means. II IA al
legged on good authority that prom
inent Democrat who has been making Administration
speeches received $4,000 as the price Of his treachery
Numerous attempts have been made TO buy up Demo
cratic newspapers Senator Morton'S political existence
depends upon the Administration party's carrying In
diana and he will exhaust is alleged all the resources
placed at his disposal by the Administration.
Thus far his efforts have met with small success Trust
worthy advices indicate that in both Indiana and Penn
sylvana the most dsreputabe will be resorted TO
by the adherents Senators Morton aud Cameron to
carry these states. Tie friends Of the Liberal cause
are confident no wever that they triumph in both
States by handsome InajOrities Adviccs from hainc
represent that the Is alive with enthusiasm for the
Republicans representing Of the IS towns in the Hid
Congress District, are appended to caH for mass
nominate candidate IN opposition 10
Mr. Blaine. From Iowa the adyces are
era Republicans and Democrats are working most
tremendously In support OF the Liberal ticket West
tOn are endeavOrng TO foment discussions in the Demo
cratic ranks and TO sggrayate the dissatisfaction mani
tested in quarters III regard To the new Con
sttuOu TO be voted for at the approaching election,
Their efforts meet with little success The Hon Carl
SEIZURE has been invited 90 address the people OF Wheel
ing on the OF the day ana favorable response IL
expected Ex-Gov. Letcher Messrs Babcock. Tucker.
points before the close Of the campaign
pr; Franklin Taylor Chairman Of the Liberal pSn Re-
ports that the usual heavy Republican majority
Maur of the best G" known aud mos: nueuta Re-
pubhcans in the county have pronounced against The
Hartranft ticket and In favor or the LAD
nlie4 m Ian
Liberal Republicans headed by such men IA Judge
Harding and Mr.. Corly, exuembcr Of the Legislature.
and here also the Administration VIII receive
reduced majority. In the northern tier OF
counties the Liberal Republicans already comprise
iSan voe In ali me counies the Liberal Repu5esns
are well Organized Among the more prominent Rrpuo-
didafe for Vice President Of the United states
on the Abolition ticket headed by james Birney.
Daupbin County, In which is situated the city OF Har
risburg contains number OF prominent supporters of
d.. W. w. Rutherford, jacob G. Bonbergcr, Adiutant
Etter, A. Rutherford, Philip Irwin, and others
Coroner Charles Bullock Of Putnam County New
York, denies the statement In The f,mss that there
no Liberal Republicans in that county. He says that
the town " PnlpsDurg alone there are Is Liberal Re-
publicans ana their numbers are Increasing Putnam
County is certain 10 give from 700 to 100 majority for the
Liberal candidates. The Hon. Hamilton FISH, It Is lid,
has contributed considerable toward furnishing
County Grant Clab with uniform
ADMINISTRATION LOGIC.
at the Grant Republican Headquarters there
not item Of direct information from North Caro-
lima, the officers in charge basing all their calculations
on the reports published in The Times They virtually
admitted defeat and attributed 1t oyerconfdence on
the part of the Administration managers In that State
Some Of the friends OF the Administration think that
the defeat will stimulate the Grant Republicans re-
newed efforts, while others claim that 1t will have
perceptible effect upon the campaign Among the adj
of the latter theory the Hon. John J. Bagley
Of Detroit Michigan the Administration candidate for
Governor OF that State. He stated that he not at
all surprised at the result North Carolina he had
been satisfied from the first that mistakes made
owing excessive confidence. The general result
would not be affected. In Michigan the detection
In the Republican vote was not nearly great as in
IherSf ufH he ndv Of he