New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Monticello, n. Y, at its recent town election,
chose full Liberal ticket with the exception Of single
trustee.
The Hon. Benjamin G. Harris, through the
courtesy OF the Administration organs is attaining
national reputation.
The Hon. |. r. Williams of New-YOrk adj
dressed a large and enthusiastic Greeley and Brown
meeting at sacO Ne, on Thursday night.
Ex-Congressman Henry A. Reeves writes to
The Albany Journal denying that be will support Grant
He simply refuses 10 vote for Greeley.
A correspondent from CuyahOga County,
Ohio. thinks that with the aid OF the German vote
which almost solid FOR Greeley the usual Grant ma
jority, OF nearly 9,OOO can be overcome.
The Hon. James r. Morris of WOOdsiield,
Ohio publishes letter. declaring that It Is the duty Of
all Democrats and all men who desire an honest Admin
istraton TO support Greeley and Brown
1t is suggested that Secretary Boutwell, De
engaged the leading speaker OF the canvass by the
National Liberal Republican Committee, with the stipu
laon that he shan always repeat Jn-t North carolina
speech.
Senator Chambers usefulness in the cam
paign has been impaired by the zeal OF his own organ
II was so mcautous as to publish his speech Tsr0dtm
ana the bichlgan Boanerges has thus Deen deprived
" az one fell swoOp" Of his entire stock IN trade
Prof. Leo Miller has begun a speaking tour
in Pennsylvania in behalf Of the Liberals. 1t said that
the State Committee has the promise of speeches during
the campaign, from Senator 5churz. Cen Banks, Sen
tors FentOn aud Upton, Gov Bradford Gov Palmer aud
others.
The Hon. n. 5. Boynton of Port Huron,
Mich has declared for Greeley ana Brown, and will
speak at the ratdcaton meeting IN that city to-day.
Inc Hon Austin Blair, VIM L. Bancroft, and others VIII
also speak The Liberal Republican and Democratic
county Conventions meet III Port Huron that day.
Five thousand people attended the recent
Greeley and Brown ratification meeting at humboldt.
Kansas. The South West of that place is authority for
the statement that than wagon OF people
came in from the surrounding country. Speeches were
made by the Hon. NJ j. Parrot, eX-Oy. Robinson,
Senator Ross. and others.
A Grant paper considers Senator Summers
reply to Blaine as a proof of his uneasiness IN his
present position" does explain for the prefer
natural quiet Speaker Blame in his present posi-
ton" II Is hard believe that his failure 10 ap
pear successful OF letters has discouraged him,
and that e will reman very peacefully Just where Sen
atOr Sumner put him
That Louisville election proves a sorry COM
fort the denomination organs. Graufs O'r1 IN its
Inscriptions eagerness to have Administration VIC
tory somewhere garbed the Associated Press report OF
the result deliberately calling the Citizens ticket which
succeeded Republican, when everybody knew it
nothing OF the kind The COiyer-J0tu7iII states that
there regular Liberal ticket and Citizens ticket.
The issue was simply local reform and the men nOmi-
mated either ticket equally good and trustWOr
thy The chief merit Of the Citizens ticket its
test against party domination and this 10 which
carried II 10 There absolutely nation al
significance in the result II the Administration people
anxious 10 10 national bearing. perhaps they
viii ind comfort IN the positive assertion that "eyery
one OF tlc e!e.ted officials Is a Greeley man"