New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Hon. John COburn was renominated for
Congress- yesterday by acclamaton by the Republicans
of the VIh Indiana District.
The Republicans in Oregon have a majority
OF about 900 They have also majority on joint bal
lot In the Legislature.
Both Houses of the NewHampshire Legis-
lare met in convention yesterday and chose Benjamin
f. Prescott Secretary of State, Scion A. Carter state
TTeasurer owen c. Moore State Printer and Charles f.
Montgomery, Commissary General.
A large meeting to ratify the nominations of
Grant and Wilson was held in san Francisco Wednes
day night 1t was addressed by Gov. Booth and other
prominent Olce-hOldeTs and politicians Iho utmost
fdence expressed in the success OF the Phadepma
ticket. The majority Of tho meeting favored WILSON,
In the New-Hampshire Legislation Caucus
at Concord, last evening" cambridge wadleigh was
nominated candidate for United States Senator on the
fifth ballot receiving 1862 votes, to Patersons So with is
scattering. The candidate. Mr. BainbriAge Wadeigh.
Is member SGr OF M we PreHe a Eve of Bradd
n. H. and aged about a years lie has Re presented
Milford for eghtiyears and is lawyer Of high standing
at the HillsborOugh County bar.
A fact which has been whispered about as
great mystery days finally announced in The
Nation this week as follows: The meeting Of dlssatis
fed Revenue Reformers at seinway Hall, the week be-
fore last, which resulted in the appointment OF
Committee OF Ten TO take into consideration the best
mode OF retrieving the mistakes of the Gin
cinnati Convention. will probably lead to confer
ence about the 10th of June Of leading men Of all the
elements OF opposition to the present Administration"
OF the conference must have one Of two ends
Doubtless OF those who will participate IN II seek
the election Of Cen Grant such "a DO not VIII beVt
bly, find themselves compelled 10 declare for Mf Gree
lev The idea Of presenting third candidate now who
shall have the ghost OF a chance OF acceptance
at Baltimore, approaches good deal nearer midsummer
madness than some recent political movements WllCn
have received that designation, The Notion declares lt3
preference Grant Greeley tact to be regretted
although the support IL now give 10 Gen. Grant IN
view its course for the last three OF Tour nOnhs can
not well prove very effective.
Gen. A. c. Dodge of Iowa comes out warmly
I'm favor of the Cincinnati ticket in letter published in
The Chicago Tribune. lie declares his sympathy with
the Liberal movement from its inception, but he
Free Trader he disappointed in the nomination OF
Mr. Greeley. "Bu" he adds, the perusal Of his able
and staesmanke letter, accepting the nomination, at
once removed all my prejudices and objections TO him;
and 1 was pleased to have them removed, because
think that to succeed in this election, there must
be union, concession, and harmony among all those
opposed TO the present Administration. Anxious to CO.
Operate zealOusy aud cordially with Liberal Repub-
Hcan friends looked with the deepest interest to what
Mr.. Greeley would say respecting the Iarln ana those
who are known to differ from him that question For
am free to that would not support candidate
who would the power and influence OF the Presi-
dental Office to continue the present enormous
and for the benefit Of the protected classes.
Mr. Greeeys response has relieved me from all appre-
tensions this point. Victory IL now certain II the
friends OF peace and good government shall present
the great object OF nations devemnce from spoiation
and misTule shall we not conquer mere personal amt
party prejudice and unite with the Liberal RepuDcans
thuk ought 10, and TO this end hope That the Balu
prove and adopt the platform and candidates OF the Gin
cnnatl Convention"