New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

same day when Senator Conking stated that new
Democratic nomination was published in witch vinoe's
rejection as United States Senator, wheh properly
elected by the people OF North Carolina, was gwen
instance o The grant outrages Of the present Admnis
taton The speaker continued at some lengt and was
state senator James et,Ifaeher OF New.Hayen, Conn
L. s. Kmba the Democratic candiGate for the Cover
Keptucky. Cen. HalI or Maryland, and Capt O'Grady
The meeting closed at late hour with three cneers Tor
Greeley and Brown.
AT TIE LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS.
There were few visitors at the Liberal Re-
publican National Headquarters at the Glenham Hotel
on Saturday Among those who called were Gov c. Y.
KInball Maine c. c. Clarke, Troy, n Y ]. j. IS ford
Maine l.. Bouver, St. Louis, Mo-; j. 5. LbbJ. West
chester County N " John III. Garrison, ST. LOUIS, Mo-;
H. Cummings, Oregon; James Gallagher New
Haven, Conn. Col. Ethan Allen received a circular
from Baltimore Md, announcing that pre-
limnary meeting was held week ago
for the formation OF a Liberal Club, and inviting the
Chairman Of the National Executive Comuitte 10 CO.
operate with the club The circular signed BY Allen
T. Forester t. p Stevens, Robert T. Banks R. Stuart
Latrobe II. Rozier Duaney, Joseph S. Heniser, War
field T. Browning, W. W. orndord, DIR. j. G. Lntheoun,
| Thomas n. Webb, A. j. King, and D. H. Fenton
gentleman from Raleigh, ~ C., who has aversed that
| State wrote to the Committee as follows;
Ibeieve that thousands of negroes wi vote for Mr..
Greeley but not many for the COnservat STATE ticket.
But If the voters will turn ont we shall irrg the State
| by a GOOD minority. The reception OF ID anO and Will
| son simply humilldtng. saw The meeting here
Yesterday There not more than 100 Ihe ground,
ESQ OF whom were negroes OF the white present most
| of them as far as l could Judge from ose me,
| were Greeley Democrats ana Republican Mr.. DelanO
brought copies of the printed speech he ana under
stand chose who heard 1t that he dc ed from its
tenor and attempted to divert his auder y faeeous
| remarks.
c. c. Clarke had just returned from ratoga, and in
conversation with Gov. Kmbal stated at he had met
at the wateringplace numerous visitors presenting all
sections OF the Union. and that he pised to hear
such unanimty of sentiment expressed ehalf OF the
! Liberal candidates.
AT THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQJ ALTERS.
At the Democratic National ES &C tive Com
miitee's headquarters visitors = and
business more urgent. Among those h, called were
GOV. c. p. Kimball. Mainei w. H. Sc ,eI Maryland;
Senator DOolittle Wisconsin; John j. ny he Pennsyl
yaDia the Hon. James Libby, Gen. Wand Burnett o.
sloane Holden, COL Chas. W. Becker. oil Benjamin +.
Clinton the Hon. Alexander Ward Vim II Quincy.
Mr. Kimban though dsnclined to civ ( II expression
Of his views on the situation in the East d not hesitate
to declare that the of the RefU icket in that
section was much assured thar " IS generally
understood He considers the contest il II zine close,
but states that the percentage OF Republics votes
slered necessary 10 carry the State ireeley and
Brown has already been secured and in aly sections
of the State the number is largely in of this
average Vermont he regards certain fC Grant, by
diminished majority, while New-Hamp- b re and Con-
'Nio'
electoral votes for Greeley.
VETERANS on THE wAR-PiTH.
The headquarters of the Grant Republican
and Veterans National Executive Committees at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel were quiet Saturday. The Vete
rams Committee has taken possession N the room
assigned TO IT, but 10 have Joined the National Tx
ecutive Committee. both Committees occupying the
same rooms Letters received from various parts OF
the country including responses to invitations 10 attend
H..f.l
burgh on Sept Horatio Jenkins late Coonel OF the
! 4th Massachusetts, Cavalry writes:
As one OF those who served under the banner OF the
Republic for years, in defense OF the mon, beg
to assure YOU Of my hearty approval or Tie cali iQra
General convention Of soldiers and sailors OF the late
war am sure the proposed convention VIII give suoh
an cXp esiUn OF iat IN the integrity OF Cen Grant iIu
I'M tire principles OF government II cost many valuable
hys - establish and to preserve during the late rev
I ma tbat The lies aud sIander they have uttoTcd
against the President and his Administration nave Oh
strengthened the enthusiasm OF the veterans IN suppat
of the party that crushed the rebellion, and In suppGt
of the welried leader who has borne the stadar[ Oh
courage rmness, wisdom, aud success in peace tina
war characterized his leadership OF the armies OF Ile
Jobn II. Hustled Of Company H. 95th New.York Rgi-
ment says;
As am one of the many who responded to the s4'l
Of duty in 1861 to defend our Republic anu estabi- s
principle that all should enjoy the inaienable rig -
life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness so m -
found now with the same object IN view heart re
| ding
| Convention.
John r. King writes from Baltimore, as follows
We had large and enthusiastic meeting OF % q P 70
and sailors on Tuesday night Great interest W. u m ~,
fully $50 VIII 20 to Pittsburgh Some oil our II IL 81
| aStic friends even estimate II AT 400
| Cornelius G.. Atwood of Boston writes:
| We Organized Yesterday under the call OF we e.
| rams National Committee for Convention ~
burgh, Penn, on Sept. II, with Gen Horace ~ ysW
| roll until we send of very large deegato sp
tember
William Peterkln late gunner in the U. Nay,
| writes:
Let US again stand shoulder to shoulder a. id Try
will be ours in the future as IN the past Hw eta ally
true to ourselves, we viii establish peace III u ~
next which viii last for all Time
Gen. owen, Philadelphia; j. II. Platt, Wiz a. On
| Jourdan Brooklyn. and Mr.. Carpenter, sout. na'
| called during the day.
GLEANINGs.
The Suffolk County o.. I) Republica ~
yenton for the election Of delegates to the on-
vention will be held at Riverhead, August 10
The people of Passaic, n. j., held ley
and Brown massmeeting on Tuesday. The vas
densely packed, and hundreds unable 10 gain hVn
filled the entrances. The meeting was aadr.ss ,re
Hardenbnrg Of Bergen, COL Jasper W. John;o o- one
CON Secretary OF the Liberal Republican Natio1 V
mittee, Stephen j. Meany, and seVeral otneiS
The headquarters of the Greeley anc ~ WI
State Republcan Committee will be established jersey
City +. H. Snyder OF Jersey City has beer ~ FD'u
Chairman; Jacob W. Starr, Secretary IL eHy' -,
Treasurer; j. g. Mitchell +. b. Pye. g. FreheT 0dtr r
Allen A. G.. +. segur, l. H. Gerry, ana r, M .n he
Executives Committee. The state ConVenuop ' "
held in Trenton, September IL. a.,
A number of prominent Germans oi tno
Eleventh Ward met Friday evening" at NO W w
c. for the purpose Of organizing an Eleventh ~aiu
German Greeley and Brown Campaign CUP a'1
Cohn was elected Preadent and conmILeei ,a,ion %
was appointed TO complete the peImahem ~ 9 No Sq5
The next meeting will be held al Brlei fa. AZ, bas
FIfth-st on wednesday evening. The Cup ane'u ""'
400 members.
A CORRECTION.