Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-22
REPuRLrCAN DRIFT.

A. Is. ICONS, leaOlDS htpuDllCdh lawyer
at Sharon, New York, is ont for Greeley.
Lloyd A. Haywood, formerly Republican
Treasurer of Wyoming county, New York'
is out for Greeley.
Fifty Republicans Of Buckfeld, Me-, pro-
nounce themselves in favor of the Cincin
natl nominees.
Alexander Scott, present Republican Su-
pervisor of Amsterdam, Montgomery coun-
ty, New York, is out for Greeley.
The present Republican Justice of the
Peace in the town of Sanuusky, Catta-
raugus county, New York, isNOut for Gree
ley.
Capt. P. S. Cross, lifelong Republican
of Schoharie, New York, made Greeley
speech at CobleskiIl few evenings since.
The Postmaster of Clyde, Wayne coun-
ty, New York, has repudiated Grant, re-
signed his postmastership, and declared for
Greeley.
jeremiah Smell, Republican member of
Assembly from Montgomery county, New
York, in 1859, repldia.es Grant and sup
ports Creole.
One hundred and thirty-three Republi-
cans in four townships of BeTien county,
Michigan, have signed call for Liberal
Convention.
Mr.. Brown, the Republican Mayor of
Portland, Maine, repudiates Grantand sup
ports Greeley. He is said to be the wealth
lest man in Maine.
The Postmaster at Armenia, Duchess
County, New York, and the Deputy Inter-
nal Revenue Assessor residing there are
both out for Greeley.
A correspondent writes that James Terry
of Terryville, Conn, a prominent Repubh-
can, supports Greeley and Brown.
Thirty Republicans in North Adams,
Mass, have signed an invitation to Gen.
Banks to make speech in that town on
the issues of the day.
Louis L. Bundy, formerly Republican
District Attorney at O5segO county, New
York, is President Of Greeley and Brown
club at Morris, in that county.
John Kellogg, Republican member of
the New York Assembly from Montgome-
~ County in 1864, has declared his inten-
ton to support Greeley and Brown.
The Hon. Ulysses Warner, late Repub-
lican member of Assembly from Ontario
county, N. Y, has declared for Greeley and
Brown.
One hundred and seventy-two Republi-
cans Of Port Jervis, n. Y, have issued a
call for the organization of a Greeley and
Brown club On the Doth inst.
John L. Clark, of Decatur county, Iowa,
has just resigned his position upon the Rad
cal State Central Committee, and declared
himself for Greeley.
NJ. D. Estee, late Secretary of the Re
publican State Committee of California, ad'
dressed large Greeley meeting in San
Francisco on the 14th inst.
Sixty-three Republicans at Franklin, Pa,
have enrolled their names to a call for
Greeley and Brown Club.
A Greeley and Brown Club, with eighty
four members, has been formed at Sioux
City, Iowa. There are said to be 125 Lib
eral Republicans in the town.
One hundred and seventy-twO Republi-
cans of Port Jervis, n. Y, have issued q
call for the organization of Greeley and
Brown Club on the 10Th inst.
Hon. Wilson Graham, Of Milwau kee, Wis.
consin, has come out for Greeley and Brown
Mr.. Graham has been a reliable Republican
for many years. He formerly represented
one of the assembly districts of that city il
the legislature, and served as city attor
ney.
Charles W. Bailey, Republican County
Clerk of Wyoming county Of New York
nom 1861 TO 1865, repudiates Grant and i
. energetically working for Greeley an
Brown. s-...-
Sylvester Root, one Of the most promi
: nent and influential Republicans of Magyar
county, New York, presided at Creole,
meeting at Johnson's Creek few evening
/, since.
The chairTnsn and secretary Of the New
: Bedford Mass Republican city committee
Messrs. Pardon Devoil and Benjamin I
Brownell have declared for Greeley.
. c. C. Wotherstop, formerly Republical
= County Treasurer Of Herkimer county
6 New York, is chairman Of the Execuiv
Committee of the Greeley and Brown Gu
. at Herkimer.
= John Mcdonnell and Charles Devote
g both Republicans, aud the President aaC
; Cashier of the First National Bank at An
q sterdam, New York, are zealously workin
Q for Greeley.
e Z. S. Westbrook, one Of the delegates
# the Grant State Convention, at Elmira, fror
q Montgomery county, New York, repudiate
e Grant, aud has declared his intention
e support Greeley.
a Robert A. Lee, colored member of th
Grant Republican Committee of Nanse
e mond county, Virginia, resigns his positio
# in published letter and declares for Gree
= ley and Brown.
,r A correspondent of the New York IT.
blme claims that Evansville, Ind, contains