New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.


DELEGATIONS of colorod men, called yesterday at the he
quarters Of the Liberal Republican Natonh EAe'u'I,o
Committee at the Glenbam Hotel Among tnos0 "N'
registered their names were Hiram H. Eos'' 9ins ius'
n Y: Chas w. wardwen, Stamford Conn., D. N
saunders Sandy Hill " Y. Senator J. +. West, Louis
lana; Henry A. Sage, Easton, Pa; Thomas u Bates
pocbester n Y:JJ +. Thompson, Rochester. N. Y;
Samuel d. Bentlay. Pulaski, \. Y; Senator CasserT'
california Among the letters received was one from
promment Republican in Madison, Wis. containing the
following statement:
Tho iberal movement is taking hold here beyond our
expectaOn and there Is no doubt that We can odII I
Sfde for Greeley aud BrOwn The German vote VIII ne
i,"ost soIid think we shall receive 80 per cent ofu
and OF the Irish vote shall be able 70 hod tle
Democratic portion. OF the Norwegian vote .he nOi
draw largely. Among the English, scotch, ana NeSn
there is also strong feeling Tor Greeley, eSpe.aIH
among the Scotch. Among the Americans thES " salo
toeacuate on 25 per cent of the Republicans Inc Dem
Ocrats almost unit. what we want Is .io,ouSn az
,sni1atIon want an organization IN every Assembly
District in the State and for tins purpose some acuVe
men should be sent to every county
letter received from the Hon. David Clark Hartford
Conn. contains the following:
Is gnurshin I'm this state. To show you thai gentlemen
Of the highest character VINO nave oeen i'ePuDicane
some OF their names Thc Hon. Chas. j. McCurdy, cX"
juice Of the Supreme Court and Minister TO Austria;
the Hon l.. F.S Foster of Norwich, tue Hon Cavlu A.
Wells of Norwich, Conn. Gen. WIN. @. Ely Of Norwlch
Gen Joseph q, Perkins of Norwich, Cen. Dwight NOR
ris. exConsu at Havle Cen Ntn H. N91e Oi BIiSdSe
port, the Hon. Thomas : Greenmau OF Mystic Brldge,
a
THIS stale. the T. NJ Allyn, OF Hartford Thomas
Belknap l. II. Bromcy, Thos. Clark o. West Winsted
H. Choar OF West Kiniugl, toe Hon. Albert Austin OF
sneiield, II. j. Reed O: Danbury, the Hon: Lemuel
CUf of Mystic River Hugh HarOsOn with $500 other
Republicans, who have voted heretofore the Republ-
can ticket, but are ardent supporters OF Greeley
and Brown. am happy % say that new recruits are
Aocking 10 the standard daily
Trustworthy correspondent in Ohio writes:
think that We have got rid OF the underbrush in this
woods and consequently can rely upon carrying
the LIST. IId ard IIId Districts, aud Hamilton County
a prominent lawyer writing from Alabama says:
some of us here have tried to make impression on
the negroes but With very poor success Few 1ntelh-
gent negroes will vote for Greeley, but the bulk Of them
will vote for Grant under the Influence OF carpet
men is growing worse daily. Last night crowd Of from
100 went to the house OF one Of the officers
OF the coOred club and abused him Outfageousy, in
suited HIM and his family, and ndugedn threats against
them to such an extent that they were GDgtd 10 appeal
90 the police for protection. confident, however,
that Greeley Will carry Alabama.
An editor OF prominent journal in Baltimore saws:
The Democratic party IN Maryland will be found
uent Every member OF Congress is now heartily at
work and the Whole party Is unit Tor Greeley and
Brown The Liberal party Is thoroughly IN accord with
the Democratic party aud Maryland Will 90 tor Greeley
and Brown 10y at least 5000 majority The detection Of
such coored men as Saunders oOre, Hatton and many
tbnk. aud am confident that ~ the coming contest the
col0red vote will he about equally divided.
TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ROOMS.
Among the more prominent callers at the headquar
tiers Of the Democrats Executive Committee yesterday
Senator Cassery, California; Col Grover Illinois,
aud others Those from the East West say that the
Liberal movement Is gaining strength daily and some of
the more sanguine declare that Greeley and Brown Will
carry states the msortes Of which have ranged from
1900 TO 5000 ever since the first election of Lincoln
In such strong Republican States as Michigan Iowa.
and Wisconsin the prospects said to be exceed
ingy good for Liberal victory in November. The va
rons Congress districts being thoroughly organized
and the contest promises to DO animated the
campaign advances.
TIIE ADMINISTRATION HEADQUARTERS
The headquarters OF the Grant Republican National
Executive Committee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
quiet yesterday, the only incident of importance being
the OF the Hon w. T. Chandler from Philadel-
pbia. The following called during the day. Gen. j. +.
Hartranft, Philadelphia Penn; T. Adams. Philadelphia
PENN Samuel Bard. Chattanooga, Tenn; Orlando Hardy
Albion. n. Y; W. Il. II. siowell, Virginia; n. g. Ord.
way. New-Hampshlre. Tue four lists Of those who in
tend to participate in the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton to held Pittsburgh PENN contain sigma
lures Gen. Harranft during his visit, expressed the
utmost confidence that Pennsylvania would carried
for the Administration.
THE STATE CANVASS
The Liberal Republican state Committee is busily en-
gagged making appointments for speakers. Among the
visitors at the Aston House headquarters, yesterday
were A. s. Blu rdck, Granville n. Y. Daniel Thompson
Crawford, n "; A. johnson. Nyack, N Y; c. Hum
phrey, Eyack n. r.: the Rev. s. Russell Jones,
Syracuse, n. Y; James A. Weed Lee, Mass. !;
L. c. Chamberlain, Newark. N. j.; Abel Hewitt,
CTOton Falls, n. Y. Henry stanwx, Yonkers, N Y L.
H. Hatfield Washington, n. j. s. p. OHara, Hicksvile.
N Y John g. Bishop Bound Brook. n. Y, and John D.
Watkins, Liberty, ~ T. correspondent from Ripley,
N T.. writes
The largest political meeting held in the
Ripley took place Aug l6 at Uoon Hall under the aus
pices OF the Greeley Brown Campaign Club Judge
Selden Marvin OF Erie, and Gen. George w. Palmer OF
NewYOrk addressed the meeting. and the people gave
unmstakaDle evidence OF earnest support.
well-nformed correspondent from COrtlandville,
N Y, says:
shah not be surprised II Greeley carries Cortland
County This town ia 1868 gave Grant 59i majority He
will not get 80 or 40 majority now, and shall try,
with prospects OF success, 10 carry the town.
gentleman writing from GARRISON N Y. says:
The town has been canvassed and Greeley Club with
membership OF go has been organized.
The following meetings have appointed by the
Liberal Republican State Committee for the present
week;
AUG. 2i-DepOsit, Gen. +. r. Jones Benjamin A. Willis
New-YOrk XXIst Assembly District, at 0ne-hundred-
and-hfteentb-st and Third-aye Thomas Dugan. Major
Aug 23-New-York, With Assembly District. No. 27l
GraBd-st Col j. W. Sharp. w. ". PdskO.
The headquarters OF the Cralt Republican State Ex-
ecutye Committee open iOr the Transaction Of
business pertaining the STATE at Broadway
and Twenty-third-st, Capt. Knox McAtee being in
charge. An abundance Of Administration campaign
documents are now ready for shipment and after the
work OF the Utica Convention is completed, the active
prosecution Of the throughout the State will
Begin All letters pertaining 10 the State viii
receive immediate attention. There was throng OF
VISITORS during tile day Dut the register not being ready
NO record was kept OF their names.
REFORM RALLY IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Democrats and Iiberal RpDublicang of