The interior journal., 1872-08-30
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Hon. Horace Greeley is expected to
be in Cincinnati next month, to attend
the Exposition.
Some one asks how big Colonel Blanton
Duncans party is? We should think it
would weigh about 40 pounds.
The New York Herald says that only
five Democrats in the State of Deleware
refuse to support Greeley.
Thus far the signs are that Col. Dun
can will not have quite all of his $4,000
voters at his convention on the third of
next month.
Seventy-four Democratic and thirteen
Republican papers-total, eighty-seven'
are supporting Greeley and Brown in
Illinois.
The Indiana Sentinel says: "News
from all parts of the State satisfies Us
that Hendricks aud Cravens will carry
Indiana by 10000 majority
The Chattanooga Herald, Grant pa
per, saws that 'the man who willfuily
blinds his eye to the Greeley movement
has a surprise in store for him.
The books Of the Treasury Depart
ment show that every month of Grants
administration has cost over two million
more than any month Of Johnson's.
The Massachusetts Republican Con-
vention has declared in favor Of female
suffrage. The Radical party is fully
vindicating its title to "the party of pro
gress."
Col G. G.. Smyes, of the Wisconsin
volunteers, a Grant elector in Kentucky
on the ticket Of 1868, and since Terri
torial Judge in Montana, has come out
.;ssr Greedy.
Andy johnson ha-dccePied the nomi-
nation for Congress at large rendered
him by fifteen thousand people at Nash
vile, and Will stump Tennessee against
Gen. Frank Cheatham, the regular nom
inee.
Robert Lincoln, son of President Lin
coin, is strongly for Greeley. In con-
yesation recently with bosom friend Of
his father, he remarked, ''if father
was living he would take and active part
for Greeley"
ave believe it is understood that it is
the duty of all Republican journals to
cry up the Louisville movement, as 1t is
direct left-fank for our party, writes
the editor of the Cleveland Leader to a
friend.
The GRANTEES two weeks ago declared
Greeley had no strength. Now they say
he was very strong two weeks ago, but
is losing ground. This is too thin
game of brag. The acccessions OF Re
publieans to Greeley are more numer
Gus now than at any stage Of the canvass
A Washington special, August 23rd
saws: "An administration otiice-holdel
who has been out West on an electioneer
ing tour, is responsible for the statement
that four thousand Kentncky negroes
have been colonized in Indiana TO vote a
the October election there"
! Col Blanton Duncan is in luck, sur
enough. He has his circulars printed
at the government printing office, folde'
at the Grant headquarters, franke'
through the mails by Grants Congress
men, and distributed ~ Grants post
masters, internal revenue officers am
marshals, On Wednesday 10000 q
these documents were started out, tn
franks employed being those of Senator
Chandler, Logan, and Harlan and ReT
resentatives Hays and Piatt. 1t ma,
not be true that General Grants CON
; mittee is going to defray the expenses q
, the delegates to Col. b. Duncan's hard
! shell, simon-pure, red-hot Democrati
convention; but it is certainly relievin
him of the preliminary expenses in
very handsome and friendly manner
p guri1gfeld ReDubioda.