New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTERS RECEIVED AT THE POLITICAL HEAD
QUARTERS.

LETTERS RECEIVED AT THE POLITICAL HEAD
QUARTERS.
The Liberal Headquarters, at the Glenham
Motel were comparatively quiet yesterday Among the
sisitors who called Charles S. Grant j. b. McDon-
nell Hartford Conn; Dr. II. Sutton aud Charles H.
Sambert of ST. Louis; Ezekiel De Wolf, NewOreans; s.
"A yose Of the Liberal Committee OF Mississippi; W. r.
esulines. Kings County, " " H. J. Haines shreve
mort La A prominent gentleman from North Carolina
Writes
,mdenf on success. From all the letters, local news
bapers and verbal reports received am warranted IN
bwine fhe STATE by 5000 majority If 10 be FAR elec
Son we shall carry the State by from 10000 to 5000
majority
( A gentleman writing from Boston, Mass says;
have learned that the Administration party claims 70
nave the its side, ana tnat tue canvass
tng fund of the Liberal movement aeeGS toS G d
means 90 conduct the campaign PiVoii ~ ~ -
be peoples land given away 20 railroads the people
toney ~ & LiS Ppnd lie ofcehoders, is used defeat
osr viii For one, do not fear this money Goa
Eto, m s true that IL introduces INTO the canvass an
yb;cb mo good citizen desires to see involved ~
national politics. but the sooner ~ - oOIVnIeu % ~
ksblc fiat the money corporations OF the country are
Combining with the Exeeuse PoYSa S ~ thn NJ
bss ceased 70 be republican, ~ IL areauy rev rev
bIutionised TIE Liberal NOV , Soe reia @
kons etyeen the South and the NOrtn 10 pnu up Ihe
So ~ Ssr 10 reap dearly bought fruits Of Re-
@ounns ol We, aud the nationality IN the late Slave
Ruo~ "a m assert the right OF the people to change
tsT r,eTs al will This uprising IN me interest OF re-
and popular reform Is encountered 6y the
party hate and now u iS % 9oy y ca hold the nation in
r. rp by the mere force Of organization money ana
bfcia patronage. Inclose % f1nd for con
button OF OF the people 10 " p,ie
Hnene the peoples canvass. ny autlDiS d su So, yon
k an % the small contributions OF the people wl
EnDnIv An yOur needs. Let IL DC Tue III -, 60
b1PPe' ihsysi movement that It is popular IN an ~ e
tne tt we are gnite able to combine for tne pres
,erVatioD Of our own liberties
. s,,o-s ,Vbo registered their names at the rooms
s the sfte Committee az the AstOr House, yesterday
were: Nelson Puff Eyaek, n. Y; John M. ouil'a ~
hryington. n. Y; Charles W. Lawrence n'lnston, A.
b.; Martin T. Lawlor. hyingtoD, n. J.. " 4" ou'Sol
4, Iouis Mo; c. n. Bennett and r. d. Rogers Jamaica
~ y Jeremiah Harwood Long Island city n II Jonh
e. R,der Jamaica n. Y; Peter Hasam Newtown' ~ II
6sv,d J. Tysen jr, Newborn N. Y; William OaIl' Jr
kIaverstraw n y; II. Gugel, Long Branch N j.; mere
,b Moore President OF the Bricklayers hationa Cho
3. r. Foster Eyack. N. " C. f. DAVenporl,
n. j.; Gen. Henry A. Barnun' syracuse, .o'S-, 81 l.
THK DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
-. -. -, ,,nusuaily large number OF visitors yes
dv AZ the headauarters OF the Democratic Executive
Eommittee Among the more prominent Were tne hoH
a4eister Ciymer, Pennsylvania; Judge henry hann@'
Ohio; Edwin DeLeon, Eew-Oreansj Judge mlhafu MAR
sin washington; the Hon j. A Salisbury Cnarhan Vi
Sho TsheraI Repubiean Committee Of Vermont; Col
iW,n NJ Levy louisiana Gen. L. A. O'Neiu ana Judge
ssamuel IL Moore Alabama. The Hon. T. o. ferIlh ieIe
kbe city last evening for Maine where he VIII ienan
Hutil the close Of the campaign, The Hon. augustus
pcheli, Chairman OF the Executive COlbni''0e' vas
Hresent during the greater part OF the oay' eoneng
with representatives from the various STATES mJOr
asanks. the Secretary, is absent in Mississippi
THE ADMINISTRATIONS ROOMS.
The headquarters Of the GRAFT Republican Na,onai
Serecutiye Committee presented very animated APP
earance yesterday. The roomswere hed with VISITORS
Auripg the morning, among whom were Gov. "enry'
Rennsyvana; Judge Settle North Carolinai John DC
AlOney, Long Island city, j. b. walsh broOyp' ~ -
kenst.,r conklin0 Utica n Y; the Hon. Jas bpeer'
kouisvflle Kv. Wm H. johnson, Albany, n. " the
bssy John d. Bagswel Plain6eld, n j.; b. Plstt Car
penter Dutchess County n Y The following Is an ex-
tract from letter received from Missouri;
The Republicans in this part OF tho country (near ~
Toub are yery hODeful Tic Germans arc al gong Ior