The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
camnatsn Notes.

1000 Minnesota Republicans who will
vote fer Greeley.
Tie postmaster Of Woodland, Wis
censin, led column Of l79 Greeley
BepdbIie4us out OF the Grant Wider
ness.
CoIfax, the meek aud mild recluse Of
South Bend, has spoken family for
G rabt.- but bis lungs are 20 weak he dare
not repeat the exertion.
The Grant Blues Is the name of a
campaign organization. Will be the
name Of an epidemic next November
Every Democratic paper and FIVE Re
publican papers il Georgia support
Greeley.
Rnshrorce, MINI, has less than TWEEN
" Democratic voters, ana yet the Gree
leg club there numbers 81 members.
BARNUM Is trying to fnd some one to
bet him $4,000 that Greeley will not
be the next President.
4 LIBERAL sympath;zer with the
working mems movement, down in Ia
diana, has adopted he eight hour sys
tenn on MS farm. He let's his work -peo
pie begin at eight in the morning aud
quit ct eight in the evening
IT is astonishing that all the dis,iu>
Fuished Republicans who have abandon
ed Graut. are Of no account This fact
strange TO say. IS not found out until
after they have yamoosed the Radical
rancho.
The Chicago Evening Mail has been
inquirins into the politics of the lawyers
of that city. and finds that they divide
nearly equally between Grant aud Gree
ley about one third of the Republicans
favoring Greeley.
There are only three Republican gov
ernors Of New York alive. They are e
d. Morgan. Myron P. Clark and Reuben
T. Feufon The frst Is for Grant aud
the two last for Greeley Feuton has
enc hundred times the influence among
the Republicans Of the State that Nor
gaa-has.
Postmaster CresWell says that he has
conferred with leading men in Michigan,
aud sets this State down for fully 2S, goo
majority for Grant One Of those lead
ing men who hamboozled Cressweil IN
this ridiculous manner was John Doe
Detroit Press
ODe hundred Republicans Of Willim
auiio, Coun., support Greeley. The cali
for :, Liberal meeting 10 Stamford Is
signed BY IS citizens, equally divided
between the Democrats and Republicans
There seems 10 he a stampede Of Re
pubiaans from Grant to Greeley in Suf
folk county. the eastern end Of Long Il
land In the single town of Southold
more than si5,y Republicans have signed
a cal FOR a Greeley and Brown meeting
AN election for State officers and mem
bers Of Congress wilt take place in West
Virginia on the 22l inst 4 new con
stIution viii be submitted to the people
at the same time. Governor jacobs
failing 20 obtain denomination from
the Democrats. bolted. and Is now run
ming an independent candidate under the
control of the GRANTEES. Tie Demo
Gratis expect TO carry the State.
THE betting at Saratoga Is 10O0 to
700 on Greeley Richard Schell bets
that Grant will not carry four States in
November. to 10 George Wilke-
bets that he will not carry one State. l
to 30 Morrissy bets that Greeley heats
Grant "to Spuyten Tuvvil Bridge, that
is. carries the State without the aid Of
the 10000 Greeley majority in New York
city.
PENDLEroN FOR GREELEY.-A cor
respondent writing fsom Hamburg, Ger
many. informs US that in a conversation
on the 22l of July last, with Hon. Geo
Il Peudletou. he was gra;ifed to hear
Mr. z. speak favorably and encouraging
" of Mr.. Greeley's election. The cor
respondent adds that Mr.. Pendleton will
return home from Germany in time to
take part in The Presidential canvass.
The loyal papers are publishing Mos
by's-Grant speech with thanks aud praise
The epithets Of guerrilla" "traitor.
'shorss thief" with which they wont to
embelish every mention of his name, are
held in reserve for the present Let
Dick Taylor. Hood or Hampton make
Greeley speech now. and the loyal
vocabulary will be seriously and we fear
permanently disabled by the disuse of
It's favorite expressions.
HoRAcE KING of Maine. postmaster
general Of the United States under
President Buchanan. who supported Gen.
Grant 10 1868. has concluded to vote FER
Greeley and has written letter TO the
Portland Argus. in which he says that
the people want reconciliation, domestic
tranquility, with plain. ee 'nomical, re
publican government. administered by
officers not as their mas ers. but as their
servants in q word. government con
Quoted on the principles upon which il
was established by its founders
According to the Philadelphia Press
Grant. the following Republican jour.
nais in Pennsylvania oppose Hartranft
The Doylestown Intelligencer. Delawsre
Republican, Scranton Republican, Homes
dale Citizen. DoWningtown Journal
Cotesyille Union, Mechaniesburg jour
nal. Huntingdon Globe, Lancaster Ex
press. Lancaster inquirer. Lancaster E1
terpriSe. Butler Eagle, Meadvilie Jour
nal, Newcastle Journal. Beaver Argus,
Lancaster Volksfreund. and Pittston
Comet. To this list should be added
the very forefront of the opposition the
Philadelphia Press.
WORK on the Paducah and Memphis
railroad between Troy Station and Dy-