New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE NEWS AT HEADQUARTERS.

RUMORs AT THE LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS
The HEADQUARTERS. of the Liberal Republican
National Executive 1nittee, at the Glenham Hotel
were tronccd yesterda V, during the entire day and
evening" with visirors epresenting all parts OF the
country ks the campaign advances tho deepening In
terest felt I'm It is ind Gated by tho increasing
demand for documents and speakers senator
Doolttle and Hiram p Crozier caI"d yesteruas'
bringing encouraging repor.s from NAME oeha'or
Dooite represents tho union mong tho Democracy III
Maine as complete Prominent among the VISITORS was
Con n p Ranks who after his speech in Wal-st next
week will proceed to Maine, VIII 're he VIII JOIN III 'no
active prosecution Of the campa Ign messs oIaPto P
and RICHTER OF Helena, Ark who aeu auing Int b,
noon presented deplorable pict ure Oh Affairs Ill tna'
State. . 1,,,o,. o,s ,ho,r
militia the people subject to inc' aht
and anuoyance for the purpose OF Acllng turOs or
efforts al resistance 10 furnish eXcus rs Ior
and the suspension Of habeas Orpus; tNo one Vhe
pretends that there any ne Uessty, IOr th5
declaration OF martial law althoi lgh there ma, had
been disturbance in Arkadepma uo % ,ss ~
taxation is most oppressive The whites IRE very song
Democrats taken such an active part in advocating MI
Greeley's acceptance by the party as In Ar''hSaS
TIE GRANT NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN SESSION.
The appearance of the Grant Republican
National Executive Committee, at the flIth Avenue
Hoto was more animated than usual, yesterday Iin
several members OF the National Executive Cempttee
who had assembled to attend the meeting, called in the
morning and with Gen. Philip Sheridan, registered their
Names During the evening Thomas Murphy ana Mf'
Bliss called and were in close consultation with Gov
Jewell and Others
AT noon the members OF the Committee assembled IN
Room No 80 and organized for business. There were
present: Ex-Gov G. d. Morgan, York; Gov. WIN.
Claain Boston, Mass Gov. Marshall Jewell HARTFORD
Conn; u s. Senator Alexander G. Cattel Eew-Jersfy;
VIM H. Kemble, Philadelphia, Penn; Henry ID. Cooke
Washington ID. c.; the Hon Wm A. Howard, Detroit,
Mich; John w. Foster, Chairman OF the RepuDiican
state Committee OF Indiana, as proxy lor sen
at0r Morton; the Hon W. T. Chandler, new
Uampsbire Secretary Financial well as secret Dus
ness was transacted. after which the canvass In MAINE
vas brought up for discussion VOlumnOus reports were
received of cheering character. Arrangements were
made for sending documents and additional speakers INTO
tbe state, ard vigorous campaign was deternlhed
upon Geo. II. Weddetsteadt and Douls j. tllery OF
Missouri called and presented careful report OF the
situation in Missouri John W. Foster OF Indiana pre-
eented fair of that state, atter Whch reports
from West Virginia, Vermont, and NeW-Hampshre were
received. .-.
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The Hon. Augustus Schell, Chairman OF
the Democratic Executive Committee was again at his
post Yesterday having returned from the meeting at
Saratoga OF the Democratic State Committee During the
daythere were number OF callers Among others the Hon.
n F. Banks of Mass, ex Senator Dootle Of Wis, who
was about leaving Maine, where he VIII deliver sew
er speeches before the state election the Hon. koDeft
" McKune, and Judge Lamberton OF Penn. ana the
McCOOB Liberal nominee Tor Governor OI OhlO