New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
NEW-HAMPSHIRE LIBERALS.
NAMES OF SOME OF THE PROMINENT ADHEI
ENIS TO THE REFORM CAUSE.

NAMES OF SOME OF THE PROMINENT ADLER
ENTS TO THE REFORM CAUSE.
Col. G. NJ. Alexander of Washington has
received letter from New Hampshire giving the fol-
lowing interesting particulars concerning some OF the
prominent Liberals In that State:
Charles II. sanborn Of Hampton Falls, Of the old
Free soil party the ally OF Amos Tuck and j. g. Hoyt,
the party until the nomination Mr. Greeley Patrick
Quinn Of South NEWMARKET one OF the lew Republican
aro' and a WorSno active. and inauentiai Re,
publican A. J. Sides OF Portsmouth, most active and
next President and always a straight Republican WIN.
II. Hill Of Plaistow, lawyer and man OF character
and influence which have always been given, with his
vote, for the Radical ticket; John Diekey OF Lon
donderry, and Geo. o. Hall OF south New
These gentlemen are all well known to the poli-
teians OF Their resPecnye Ioea @ nd as oss adfo
of The D0rer Local Record, and Dr. O. H. HOrscn Ger
man ply who served as surgeon darhg tne %ar
Major H. W. Locke OF Rochester another gallant soldier
and +. j. Leland Of Great Falls. In Beknap' Dr. John
l. Perey OF Laconia an Original KeRnoican m Ge9rge T -
and James G. Cate OF Belmont, all among the most
trustworthy influential Republicans OF their section
up TO the present crisis In carroll county we nhq W
A Heard late member OF the legislature and Col j. NJ
Smith, both Of Sandwich and E. d. Parker OF Wolf0or
in the Radical Merrimack gives Dr. T. Haynes,
legislature Thomas b. Jones OF Hopkinton. late mem
ber of the Legislature; :. c. Bean OF Warner aud
OF Merrimack know these menf The defeel'n
of each mas been severe blow to tner
County there is Waterman smith, agent OF the print
works at Manchester; COL j. l.. Kelly and Capt. e..
H. Hubbard Manchester all men OF large personal
and political influence, whose support OF the Radical
cause and steadtast. Cheshire County
gives Dr. ii. IL. Darling of Kane, 5. NJ Morse, mem-
Der Of the Republican state COmmtte and late member
OF the Legislature from Winchester. G. B. Martin OF
Hnsdale and Thomas White OF Marlboroughall gentle
men OF influence, and heretofore active ana straight
Republicans In Sullivan, there are Mr. Amos Richardson
of Cornish, q former thOrough-gOing Republican, ana
Messrs Baker and Cooper, VINO have been Labor Ke-
formers. In Grafton find :. X Mason or Bristol,
who has long been the leading Republican manager
OF his section, Member Of the Legislature, on the
Republican state Committee Tor years, ana POST
master; Curtce c. Bowman OF Lltteton, another
of the same sort, deputy sheriff, &c; Dr. Knight,
OF Lebanon an active young Republican, and A. Wallace
former editor The Canaan Reporter, an old sager H.
o. Kent always "A Republican, Clerk ana member OF the
Iegsature Lincoln eecor In 1864, for years on the
state Committee Frank Smith OF Lancaster ana Jonn
the Republican party from it's foundation; and Stephen
Gordon OF Gorian, present member OF the hadieai
Committee, q melnDer OF their State Convention last
Winter candidate for Register OF Deeds last March, ana
undoubtedly the most popular Republican In MS secIloh