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From The MIL Bou.
400 NANa RIS!


SEVEN HUNDRED and THIRTY honest
men, who nave dropped the shacklea of Lo"
copocoism, and declared their intention to
support whig measures. We also have
an addition Of NINETY EIGHT names;
being a call for meeting, by men who
have heretofore went with the Locos, but
who are now opposed to their ruinous poll
cy. Surely in a few weeks more Loco
pocoism will shake to its very centre Al
ready its groans are heard across the noun
tains-n the North, and throughout the
length and breadth Of the Mississippi Val
ley; and soon the enthusiasm that is mani
tested by the whig party for the true interest
of the Union, will enWrap the hearts OF the
American people, like sheet Of holy fire.
To show our readers the spirit that is mani
tested lhtou CHOU: the different section OF
the Uaioa, we publish fen of the many
hundred names now before us.
HERE THEY COME!
The last Dayton Journal contains the
card Of
JACOB LIMERICK,
who has heretofore voted and acted with
the Loco PoCos.
A correspondent Of the London (Madi-
son county, Sentinel gives the names Of
GEORGE McCLIMANS,
JOHN McCLIMANS,
JOHN STICKALS,
JOSEPH SUVER,
Rev. ]. PALMER,
H. McCAMPBELL,
w. b. COULTER,
A. w, TINDER,
JOHN Fl. CaENOWETH,
Mr.. JINKS,
GEORGE PHIFER and
SAMUEL GRAY,
asa few of those who have heretofore voted
and acted uniformly with the Loco POGO
party; but have now declared themselves
boldly and publicly in favor Of Clay, Eart-
ley and Wing principles.
The Bangor lMaine) Daily Mercury has
pulled down the names ofPolk and Dallas,
and declared itself in favor OF Wing mea-
sures and Harry Of the West.
The Express published in Portland, Me-,
heretofore neutral paper has thrown out
the Wing Flag and inscribed on it "Ciay,
FTelMghpysea and th6UNITEDST STATES
JOHN McCANN,
E-NSC IlODIDI
ROBERT ROBINSON and
c. WHITMORE
come out in the Rochester (N " Demo-
crat, and declared themselves boilers from
the Polk and Slagery party!
JOHN BROWN,
Of Moorefeld, Clark county, Ohio, comes
out in the Springfield Republic, renoun-
cling Locopocoism.
Werecommend the following to the no.
tice Of our Liberty friends:
From the Guernsey Times.
MADISON IT,, Guernsey CO., 0.
July 80, 1874.
Mr.. .AI5rigH:-Permit me through the
medium Of your paper, to say to my Ole
Liberty party friends, that, although | have
heretofore supported their principles and
voted with them, a crisis has now arrived
in which, think, patriotism demands that
l, with all other Liberty men, should como
out decidedly in support Of the Constitution
of the United States and cast our votes d.
TectJy in opposition to the extension Of StG
very, by the Annexation of Texas, as advo
Gated by James K. Polk! For | consider
that in voting the Liberty ticket, at the pre-
sent time, we are aiding, if not directly
indirectly, in the crusade against the liber-
ties OF the people of the North. | am desl-
rous of bearing my part in this the hour o.
danger. If were to cast my vote for Mr.
Birney, James X. Polk, the enemy Of liber.
ty, would indirectly get the benefit Of it.
Thus would be lending my support to the
extension OF that very evil which |, as
member OF the Liberty party, have always
strenuously oppo5ed-S!aoeJy! This can
not, will Lotdo. If live to see the cleo
tion dav and am able to get to the polls
will cast my vote for CLAY, FRLLlNG
LUYSEN, and the whole Wing ticket.
trust my Liberty brethren will dolkewise
am very respectfully yours, &c.
URlAI HIXSON.
Old Westmoreland county, Pa, is wide
awake! The following is a list Of brave
ones, who have pronounced themselves
free; with the closing remarks Of their ad
dress:
And to save the leaders of the party W.
have abandoned, any further trouble on ou
uccount, we would admonish them, that al
their efforts to 'uOhip us back into The traces,
must prove utterly vain and truitless.- =
Cur fathers fought for their country IN rs
WI STRIKE FOR OURS IN 44.
Abraham Hamer, Thomas Johnson,
Abraham TroXell, William NeWberry
Nicholas Paul, Daniel Snyder,
Joseph Pursel, Thomas Purscl,
Charles Paul, John Armstrong,
Jacob Philips, Saml. J. Johnson,
Cornelius Z. Smith, John Rake,
Geo. w. Hoffman, ?. Meyer,
James Park, J. P. ManIey,
Joeeph Martin, Isaac II. Jauetr,
William Leighou.
Ncythu lberland, Pa. July D, 1874