Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
POLITICAL.

The Democratic aud Liberal Convention nt New
Hampshire nominated electoral ticket
correspondent at Springfield. Ohio, write that
there re more than 2Ou outspokru Liberal Eepnh-
lic,ns In that town
Senator Schu,z viii begin ms canvass OF fenn-
sylvan,a September II. and Will speak especially /
to his German fellow -cit2ei4.
The Font Smi0 Kan H5,,toy rrinis II I.t u
more than loo Republicans 81 that town WHO aIe
supporting urceiey aud i'r""h.
The Maryland Democratic Convention inrt at
Baltimore, and nominated Hn electoral ticket, |
, headed ty Frederick Ro,nr, Democrat. an rx. |
Governor Bradford, iiherai Gepuhiicnn
| The Liberal aud Democratic .nnvanhobs 81
| New Jersey net at Irc.fnn an'l age ng'n IN
| electoral thket hendht by General G,@r1r u
McCi,ilhn and Abraham h.awnirr as e+4tel7 Al
large
| Jyf Hudson n Att suGptst5 tttt ,-,dtr-
be appointed Ia connection w,ih pnltirai clubs,
who NAV in til- absence oi speakers, tt,i ,,i
ring speech winch almost auy newspaper Will
furnish.
The Liberal Republican state Comu,tter 81
Penusyivanii have nominated eS-i !oyez.. 'u,i!"
for delegate at ia:f.a III Constitutional tanven-
ton tits 40. kha1n whether uoveinor Eurt'h
will accept
Mr.. Greeley lett New Yolk Tor springfield on
Tuesday night, and was 10 leave there on We'd
neslay mornlng Tor Vermont, where he VIII d'
| nver inc openlHp ~ INV ''''A''' .'''''
Fair. at 81. .Iohnsbury.
a A corre-poudent writes that there are more than
, 100 Liberal Republicans in wLondan, Conn,
y and that Congressman Starkweathei, III a recent
.Desch there, was candid enough Ia EXPIRES hla ie
= gret that so many waro ,les"rtuF = ;',1eS "a
I uraut.
!. In tha town of prause, 4 ,.,a correspondent
h states that l75 Republicans have oraanisei Lih
eral Club, aud that the towns al helley,l". toola
field, Milburn Montclair and t'aIdwe are largely
n Liberal. Essex cauHty will, 1t Is hoped, give
n majority tar Reform.
VI The Republicans Of the First Congression
70 District of Maryland, III Convention. agreed II
10 support Thomas A. Spence. independent candida
No t~r Congress IN the District. The R,pnhl'ta
M Convention of the Fifth Maryland District ha
no nominated VIM. J. Albert for Congress.
90 The Liberal canvass in Penn, .y-.'" has alreau
90 become spirited il all parts Of the State Near,
OO every t.w. aMd village has Its Greeley AMI bucs
alsw Club, and III the cities there Is a, orsahHs
M t,on IA nearly every ward. The State lontna
"a Are filled with reports OF largely attended ai
as enthusiastic puhl,c meetings.
lid III. Dem. cratic aud Liberal Han,entions
he Kansas met ut Topeka. It Was agreed that II
|af Llbersa st,oAta h"yr the nomination oi uoVe1nt
lH- }or. and Superintendent, and the Democrats u
,ef I.isuteuant-tidverh0r, one Congressman. two
lr ectors Attorney General Secret ry OF state' al
)Ile Chief Justice.
led The Massachusetts pe~pcratio apd t,Cs'
Conventions IAst at Worcester ttenerAi n
hspt,, Hon. Chester chapin and Hon F.A ~
ns. Bird were nomipatsd for electors at large. !
II following State ticket was chosen: for ,sove1.'
inc Chsrlss Sumner; Lieutenant Hovrrnor, n Steri
.%. Secretary OF STATE, George H. Munroe; Ireasur
ths Levi Hsywooi; Auditor, r A. Collins; A'toin
(3nDannl. Waldo Cobufn.