New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN.
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%spRr1NGs OF LEADING LIBERAL REPuBLlONNS ~
ORGANIZATION OF COUNTY CENlhAn S,rS - N
MITTFE-THE BEST MEN IN THE CoUn ,rp,>c
CAcrD IN THE MOVEMENT A sWEErlN~ sW,
VrCToRy AssIIRED-sTEwART L. WOODBURY.
ON HORACE GREELEY. ,,, ,
frRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF 'hh irh''D'
ROCHESTER, July 17.-LibeIal Republcahs aio
no topnd here in great numbers. aud they arc d"9
gaining strength a one after another II ho'l" -
nounoe against Grant Among them are 10 uo i ,Ic
many ~ the most prominent and influential men >" ~
county They are fairly oreanizedfor 'ne ,
and are ready 20 60 to work. On saturuaS '' Crtv
ING for organization held at the o"'o Va -
Treasurer Demine pursuant to CALL appehueu " w.
- tr nor,es of between 40 and so leading cltzehs'
Among these were Judge Munger, exState senator 80 80
N Deming, Treasurer Of Monroe County IH ,,'a, II
Treasurer OF the State OF New-forki Dr' "ii
Triogs Cant VIM Graebe, Major ID. d. T. BroWn o"o VI
tho owners OF The Rochester Democrdt az" '"V''''
fGrant organ. and member OF the kepuoil'"" S'" ,
T,rol Committee p NJ Crandall, eX-C0llector OF thc
Port. Samuel D. Porter, Louis L0"ehVh"i "'i''",'
wallace. Otis Cole. NJ d. Phillips and others Inc met
ing was largely attended, and many were aStonShu "
,be presence Of VIM j. Fowler, the political euitor oi le
Rochester Evening Express Grant organl out MI foMio
coon relieved these Of all anxiety by stating that since
he could not conscienuousy write articles against 'no
soundness Of the Cincinnati platform ana MI uIeeS
claims TO the Presidency, lie had determiheu u 'u'
loose from former associations and unite eordiay WIN
,t;s movement He freely rendered his services anu
,red N he paced where he would have effective WORK
=, 40 tor the candidates He placed on the Cehtfa
Committee and subsequently uauo
p,cmber of the Executive tOmmlluee' 4"
FovIer has since published IN the eoluhlis Vi
The Rochester UruoR and Adrtrt'ST u"''ns
heep refused the use Of his pape an elaborate ana
exhaustive article giving for leaving the ou
marty and espouSing the cause OF Greeley ana Brown
II was an able effort aud has been read with mueh inter
est in this vicinity. -
The initial meeting Of the Liberal Republicans ap-
poiuted Central Committee which, with thoSe "l''
ward added stands as follows: w J. Hines secohu
Ward; n L. Button, Third Ward; VIM H. Briggs, Foul' @
Ward. A. Vaudeville Fifth Ward Henry Michaels' flith
Ward; Fred. GOetZman, Sixth ward; D. D. b"uSVu'
sixth Ward Max. Brickner, Seventh "ardi D. F.
Boyce Seventh Ward; f. A. Marsh, Eighth "hdi
VIM Graebe Ninth Ward; Vim. s. Foster, Ninth warn
VIM j. Fowler Tenth Ward; NJ. Llndenheld' Eleventh
ward: Chauncey NASH Twelfth Ward; Geo. Zimmer'
mann Thirteenth Ward; r. H. Warteld, Fourteenth
Ward: Henry Quimby IrOndequot L. HulDut' FeI-
rinton: NJ d. Phillips, Henrietta; Geo H. HoucK huSn'
sam'l L. Eaton Brighon J. Julian McVean, Wheatlah|
Duscom A. Shelter, Chill; DR.. VIM. s. Mmer' Ogoehi
Fred c. TSpley, Clarkson; James W. Adams Sweden
The Central Committee met yesterday afternoon Ill
County Treasurer Deming's Office, and appointed as ali
Executive Committee the following named gen
tlemen: NJ. d. Phillips, Chauneey Nash, j. w
Adams A. Vaudeville, VIM. J. Fowler, and Wm Graebe
Dr. WIN. H. Briggs elected Chairman of the central
ereanizatiou; VIM Graebe Recording Secretary; X. II.
Warhed. Corresponding Secretary and Max BriekneT,
Treasurer The Executive Committee was authorized TO
appoint all subcommittee deemed necessary for al
affective campaign. resolution was passed that every
member OF the County Central Committee be authorized
and required cooperate in his respective town ana
ward with the respectiye Democratic committees in the
formation Of Greeley and Brown clubs. 1t Is under
stood that grand Greeley and Brown ratlh-
cation meeting will be held. Arrangements are
also being made for the establishment of new semi
weekly or perhaps, daily organ of the Liberal Repub-
tn he In he InOruiDR. The ana AQ
rerhser Democratc) is doing effective work among its
many Republican readers. Five thousand copies of MI
Fower letter above referred to- being printed for
general distribution in Monroe County The Germans
here are awake to the importance OF the issues and
Greeley and Brown are strong among them The Ger
nan Democrats with the party matter OF course.
The indications unmistakabe that were the election
70 be held tomorrow, Greeley would poll between 800
md 400 German Republican votes ia this city alone.
This number will no doubt increase the campaign
progresses. II cannot diminish In each town the
county there Republican farmers who are out
spoken their preferences for Greeley and who will not
only fer him themselves, but will influence many
others do Strange it may seem TO those who
know the former overwhelming Republican strength OF
his county and Orleans County there sTewd poll
cians who confidently predict that Greeley and Brown
will carry not only this county but this Congress
trict Ia spite OF all that has been sd about the pO
toR of the Hon. Henry Seden, that gentleman holds
himself at the service OF the Liberal Republicans and
ghen called 10 active duty Greeley ana Brown,
Will promptly and cordially respond. The Hon ]. A.
Stu late Republican DisTict-AttOney Of this county,
also publicly declares himself for Horace Greeley.
The Grant had ratification meeting at COrinthan
Hail. last evening, but sadly lacking in the spirit
end enthusiasm which have characterized similar meet
ings in former times. 1t addressed a man from
North Carolina who calls himself Judge and Stewart
{. Woodord. In the of his remarks Mr.. Wood
iord paid the following glowing tribute to Mr. Greeley
But let the canvass be conducted without bitter per
sonales. II is not In heart 10 say word against
Mr. Greceys character or integrity / remember that
in childhood, from the Old TRIBUNE that /
learned the ideas principles the Republican party
year the Republican party This State hoored me
with their nomination for the GOveruorship fCheers
earnest hands our banner. essayed To do such battle
Tor the cause a might. Applause.l Not only was /
bssatled IN my personal character, but honor
pf some who were very near aud dear, Of some
who, when those bitter taunts echoed over them
silently sleeping in their graves, cruelty oues
hOncd. ScnsatlOn.l You appreciate the bitterness
my heart better thau express II. In that hour
agony Horace Greeley placed the shelter and ndorse
uent Ot his great name between those bitter assaans
ana my dead lGreat cheers.l Gentlemen nave never
forgotten the great kindness, that Justice never
fhalL Let not fail tu this my first our
tate dunn. the canvass TO recognize this personal Ob
cation and 10 give just and hearty utleranee" lCOl-
Luued ehecis.j
The cheers ii 70 be presumed, for Greeley az
there were many Greeley present. New Greeley
and Brown men are every day being discovered in the
Republican ranks and promising prospects than
are presented in this locality could not reasonably be
asked for
LIBERALISM IN CONNECTICUT.