The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-15
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun writes on Friday last:

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti
more Sun writes on Friday last:
A conyocatlon of the leading delegates to the
Baltimore Convention and Senator Schur1
occurred here to-day, at which the latter gave
his enthusiastic adhesion to Greeley and Brown
aud announced his intention OF entering al
once upon the campaign. He left tonight fol
st. Louis via New York and will make his first
speech in the former city. Alter that he Will
make tour In the South and will speak In the
pending campaign IN North Carolina. Later
In the summer he Will speak ID FennsylVanla
and New York.
Senator Stockton, of New Jersey, who op-
posed to the last the nomination OF Greeley at
baltimore, to-day yielded his opposition and
tonight left for North Carolina to speak at
great conservative mass meeting to oe held
tomorrow at Weldon, 10 that State. Senator
Sumner, In conversation to-day, fully er dorsed
Greeley and Brown and Indicated that possibly
he might, contrary to his established custom,
enter the campaign and make speeches.
Senator Cameron, who was in this city yes
terday, declared that it would take great
deal or hard work and considerable money to
carry Pennsylvania for Grant. 1t 1tappears that
ed over the situation In that State, and greatly
fear that If some change is not made In the
ticket, or more active work commenced, that
Buckalew will be elected Governor In Octo'
ber by q very positive majority. Cameron
saws that while the Republicans are divided,
the Democrats are not only solldly united, bul
enthusiastic over the strongest State ticket
ever presented from that party IN pennsyiva'
nia It La said that measures have been inau-
yurated to reconcile the dlsafection among
the Republicans, the result Of which remains
to be seen.
North Carolina Is to be the first battle
ground In the Presidential campaign. The
election takes place In that State three weeks
from Thursday next. AS has been stated, the
administration is sending speakers aad money
into the State, and intends to leave nothing
undone to carry the day. The opposition are
sending speakers there every day, and, accord
ing to present advlces, will have the most bril-
liant and largest array In the State. The Dem
ocrstic majority In the last State election In
North Carolina was 1921, cast In 1870, but IN
1871 there was over nine thousand majority
Democrats, on which the Republicans are
bosstlng that they can carry the State.
District Attorney Farrow, of Georgia, ls In
the city, ostensibly on business with the attor.
ney-peneral's office, but really, 1t is supposed,
to see what can be done to aid the cause oil
Grant and Wilson In his State. He is Tree tc
admit that the result In Georgia Ia very doubt
full, and he consequently requires all the slo
that the administration can give him. There
has been such success ln drawing money from
the treasury for election purposes in NORTH
Carolina that the Georgia Republicans Wou!d
like to have the experiment repeated for theiI
State.
WASHINGTON, July IA.
The Democratic and Republican committees
were again In joint conference yesterday, per
fecting their arrangements for circulating
documents and providing speakers for ths
campaign.
Secretary Boutwell,, who will leave Wash
lngton tomorrow morning for North Carolina
has already prepared the speeches which ne
Intends to deliver In that State.