New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
OUTLINES OF THE CANVASS.


A Iinited number of visitors called tor the
transaction of business. wednesday at tne heau
quarters OF the Liberal Republican Nauonal Executive
Committee.
A o.nuorrap writing from Boston says:
Our cause is gaining here every Gay' ana you niay
DEP dSPsG 10 S SP2e sHOO ''f''' ''O'
Ao+bor writing from White Church, Kansas says:
70, T0n. the Democrats and Republicans here were
evenly divided Greeley will carry tho County by 400 or
s60 majority friend on the joy Railroad lands In Lam
caster Kansas, whites me that 1t is the exception ana
not the rule to find Grant man there ne S'ys liI
they connect Grant with Pomeroy aud Caldwell IN the
land swndles. want to hold camp meetings with my
inquire ana to doubt about things being all right In the
Grant camp. Kansas is for Greeley.
a colored man writing from Philadelphia says:
have read with great interest the letter of Charles
Sumner which appeared to-day. L am glad the great
senator has spoken. His letter VIII carry thousands on
cOOred votes with IL. The votes of the cOOrcd men or
the south viii show thai am not the only one VINO VIII
be guided by his counsel
Among the visitors who registered their names WERE
W. u saunders, Baltimore Nd; Geo. II. HatOn. Wash
ngton D. c. Walter sorrel Baltimore, Ma; L. Farlin,
Warreu Pa; A. D. Dickinson, Montcair, N. il John j.
Copp Groton, Conn; W. l.. Flagg. Summit n. Jj John
W Frazier, Philadelphia, Pa; C. NJ. Smith, st. Louis,
Mo. +. HoTrobin, Vermont.
The general opinion, yesterday, seemed to be that
North Carolina had been counted in for Caldwell Some
visitors arguing from the great gains in the Legislature
considered that the State would be carried for Greeley
and Brown by o large majority in November. Tho belief
WAS expressed that gross frauds had been perpetrated
while the renewed Of confidence and entbusi
asm which came in from all parts of the country during
the day seemed to strengthen the general confidence IN
the ultimate triumph Of the Liberals in November The
following dispatch from Raleigh, N Co. was received by
Col. Ethan Allen
Elections very close Official vote only can determine
result in all The whisky tobacco and KuKux counties
We sustained great losses when the fears OF ropes OF a
arice OF the voters could be operated upon ny ln9 on
eminent officials In rutherford, Polk, aud henderson
Counties did splendidy. The Administrator wiz
now make gigantic efforts carry this state IN NoVem-
ber but we shall beat them all. D. NJ. BAERlNGER
In response 10 letter Of inquiry from Utica, N " the
following tele gram was sent:
Our victory in North Carolina is glorious. We have re-
duced Grants majority 1865 from 1900 to 1909 We
have gained the United States Senator Legislature ana
bcsted Of nv our opponents sinks into insignfcance,
and shows concusvely that in November the honest
and drive from power the rngmasters Of the throne
JOHN p. LINDSAY, Assistant secretary
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The Liberal Republican State Committee is earnestly
attending to the work of organization. Among recent
visitors have been: George Warwick, Buffalo, N. Y;
Thomas O. Evans, Chepachet, r. l. Max Muller, Pater-
son. n. j.; NJ. w. Venmng. South Carolina Judge s. c.
Maine Boston, Mass. i. c. Osborn, Washington, N j.;
John Coon Cleveland, o.; George d. Johnston, Tusca
loosa, Ala A. McColister, Selma, Ala; Norman H.
Pollock South Orange N j.; w. L. Rankin, Waukesha
Wis; BENJAMIN NJ Coon, saugerties, N. Y; p j. Far
Md; Walter Lowell, Baltimore, Nd; g. W. HattoD
Washington, D. c.; A. i. DeyereuX, Salem Mass; j.
Woodbury. Salem, Mass G. ]. Magee, Schuyler County
n WYNN W. Brayton Providence, Il. L. X. ID. McDonal d.
Jersey City, N J.; NJ o. COdding, Iowa W. W. Randall
Iowa; j. NJ whitmore. Sandy Hill, n. Y; John p. Bon
nell Elizabeth n. j.; Charles s. Ensign, Brooklyn, N
Y; g. H. Williams, Boston, Mass A. b. Nash, Norwich,
Conn., John j. Zabriskie, Hoboken, N j.; A. j. Glass
brenner York, Pa; VIM. Smith, York, Pa; Solomon Nc
Ilrov Brookyn, n. Y; John Smith, Brooklyn, n Y;
Charles A. Uussey, Jacksonville, Fla. II. M. Xibbec,
Georgia. A correspondent from schene7us, Otsego
County, n Y. says:
We are doing good work here in Otsego County for
the Liberal cause and expect next November 70 give
Greeley and Brown majority Of at least 1000 We hope
this section to give the ticket at least onethrd OF the
Republican vote.
Cheering news has been received from Pennsylvania.
Numerous letters indicate the greatest dissatisfaction
with tho Hartranft ticket and the detection in the Re-
publican ranks is great that 1t estimated that the
Administration VIII not poll within 20 per cent OF tho full
vote.