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Show CAMPAIGN notes. Spriogfield, Ohio, pans out seventy Greeley Republicans, Carl Schurz will stump five of the Southern and Western States for Greeley. Gree-ley. "Grant has no more soul than a dog," said Ben Butler, less thanayear ago. The Boston Times (Rep. ) gives notice no-tice that it will heartily support Greeley Gree-ley and Brown. "Grant has no more capability than a horse," said fighting Joe Hooker, a month since. Murat Halstead says that L. L. D., in the case of the President, means Late Leather Dealer. Farmer Greeley has recently been interviewed by the dairy men, and in response to an inquiry, said "the best butter is undoubtedly an old ram." The Camden (N. J.) Democrat is not persuaded that the rank and file of the Democratic parly will vole for Greeley. That NY-tor of American political observers, Thurlow Weed, says: "I see no way of boating Horace Greeley if he be nominated at Baltimore. TIuto wns an old lbo -foo mimed Wise W ho said, stud he, "blnst my eyes It' ever 1 see Old llumeo Greeley Elected a man 1 despise." The Louisville Courier Jour nil says Horace Greeley is a regular eld potato-bug, potato-bug, because he is down on the President's Presi-dent's Murphies. Ex-governor Koerner, of Illinois, denies that he wrote the pro-Gree!ey letter now goin the rounds of the German press. Wc arc willing to stand on the brink of hell, auklc-dcep in sulphurous slime, and shake hands with tho devil, to beat G rant. Missouri Caucasian. Colonel E. M. Verger, who was notorious no-torious a few years ago as a Missis -ippi rebel, but who is now living in Baltimore, has declared i'ur Mr. Greeley. Gree-ley. A lew months aqo Mr. Greeley was calling I'ur colonel Verger's punishment punish-ment as a murderer. M assaehuetts liberal lie publicans and Democrats are startled by a rumor that general Bartlett, of Pittsfield, is about to publish a letter repudiating his proclaimed connection with the Greeley movement, and saying that he will vote for Grant unless Adams is nominated at Baltimore. The philosophic Iloraco fjuattV, from Cbppsiun'3 cool stream, And at Ulysses sollly laughs Who slivkcs his thirst with steam. Though Ureoley drinks his water cold, And in no tm::uiiro scant, 5hrowd observer need bo told He'll make it hot for Grant. |