The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-02

cofoco candidate for Congress.
Four Germans of SchuylkIl Haven, Pa.
John Hartford, Thomas Hartford, Elias Hart
ford Morgan Hartford, of Fulton county, Illinois.
Abraham Kepliner, of Clarke county, Ohio
A gentleman in Louisville, KY, who acted as
Marshal in the last Locofoco procession: he has
come out from the wicked
One hundred and fifteen Locofocos lately at
tended Wing gathering at Utica, N. Y, march
ing in company as renouncers.
Captain Elijah Conklin, Democrat, of Grand
Gulf, Mississippi.
Thirteen men near New Lisbon, Ohio.
Mr.. Hahn, Vice President of Locofoco meet
ing, at Welsville, Ohio.
One hundred and fifty Locos turned over to the
Wings, in Stark county, Ohio.
William Mankin, Revolutionary soldier, who
also fought in the war of 1912, citizen of Ohio.
Hon. John Sanford, of Montgomery county,
N. Y, two years ago Locofoeo member of Con-
gress.
Hiram c. Hart and J. A. Quay, mechanics, Of
Summit county, Ohio.
Stephen Smith, farmer, Delaware county, o.
VIM. P. Linville, Madison county, O.
4. L. Fisher, John E. Chenowitb, George Phi
fer, VIM. B. Coalter, WIN. links, H. McCampbell,
of London, Ohio.
The Utica Gazette, Of late date, contains
| 1000 changes from Locofocoism
Daniel French and Abel Austin, of Washitaw,
Michigan-one soldier Of the last war.
Henry Fall and J. G. Vanatti, of Darke coun-
ty, Ohio.
Judge Foote, of Cha,auque, N. Y, renowned
Polk-gone over to Birney.
Judge Mckinley, of the U. S. Supreme Court,
formerly Locofoco Senator from Alabama is in
favor of Mr.. Clay-he resides at Louisville, KY.
MIR. Dudley, respectable lawyer of Sumter
county, Georgia.
Col. Stanford, Of Georgia, lately leader of the
Locofocos
G. F. Demery, a leading Locofoco, of or near
Eaton, Ohio.
Col. Diehl. of West Pennsylvania.
Hon. Minthorm Tompkins, of New York, son
of the Vice President Tompkins.
The Genesee County (Michigan) Democrat,
hitherto Locofoco, has refused to support Polk
and Texas, and has come out boldly for Clay and
the Tariff.
The Dayton TO- Journal contains the renun-
citation of VIM. McCauly, Jacob Wagner, Henry
M. Good, and r. d. kins, all of Montgomery
county, who prefer Clay and the United States to
Polk and Texas
We hear of seventeen changes, the right way,
(says the Cincinnati Gazette,) in the southern
part of Warren county, Ohio and highly nfu-
| entail Democrat, from the northern part of the
same county, told us few days since that he and
his Democratic neighbors had resolved to vote
the Liberty ticket
The same paper says: A gentleman from Vir-
GINA informs us that sixteen Locofocos joined the
Wing Club at Parkersburg the other day.
James Norberry, farmer of Liberty township,
Logan county, Ohio has renounced Polkism.
The New York REPUBLIC, one of the ablest
papers in the United States, renowned its neu-
trallty and declared for Clay.
John w. Arnold, of Montgomery Ohio.
| Edward Ross, OF Blackwater, Md.
Geo. Train, of Utica, New York.
David Brown, of Spencer county, Indiana.
Twelve Locos of Plainfeld N. ].
MIR. Odin Hays, of Ohio.
A Locofoco meeting of Savannah, Georgia, Col.
J. Robertson in the Chair, has repudiated Polk !!
The Easton (Penn.) Wing says that family of
nine persons who voted for Van Buren, in 1910,
have come over to Clay.
They are deserving the Polk standard in Yer
mont by hundreds. But the Wings are full there
and will cease taking in more.
| VIM. H. Hostein, of Montgomery county, Pa.
M. M. Randall, of Marion county, Va.
| Fifteen Locos al Hagerstown, Md, have come
over to Clay.
Three others at Cumberland, Nd
Gen. Thomas C. Miller, of Cumberland Fur
mace, Cumberland county, Pa.
Two members of recent Wing Convention at
Cecil were recruits from the ranks Of the Locos.
| Arthur Smith, Esq, of Isle Of Wight, Virginia,
| chosen Locofoco Elector, wont serve don't
know whether he quits the ranks or not.
Twenty-seven renunciations of Locofocoism in
Beaufort county, N, c.; an eastern county.
COL Hugh Lindsay, of Berks county, Pa, with
about five hundred others in the same quarter.
Mr.. Baugh a Locofoco representative of Haw-
klns county, Tennessee, in 1899.
Sixteen Locofocos in Richie county, Va.
Two Locofocos turned Wings in New Albany,
Indiana, and two others in Charlestown, Indiana,
lately.
MT. Daily, of Martinsburg.
Henry W. DE Puy, late editor of the Wabash,
Indiana, Standard.
Mr. Dunning Kelley, of New Brunswick, New
Jersey. Two other persons went over to Clay at
the same time.
Ephram Shivers of Preston, New York
Seventeen Locofocos in Allegheny city, Pa.
MAKE WAY FOR THEM.-The North State
Wing has the following, which show what effect
] the abuse heaped upon MI. Clay and the Wing