Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02
THE CAUSE IS ONWARD

few Of The most important that we have seen
published-and, 10 commence with The /" Key.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The following are given in q lale Pittsbure
Posi-, as the names OF distinguished citizens. who
were all active ard leading Harrison men in
1910, but are now every one the uncompromisng
opponents Of Mr. Clay. They comprise the very
ciitc oil the old Wing and anti-Masonic parties in
I Allegheny county:
Neville Z. Craig, Esq. long known as an able
anti Masonic editor elected year before last 10 the
State Legislature. and recently the anii-masonc
candidate Tor Congress;
DIR. William Elder, late Recorder Of Allcshc-
ny county, and an active Wing stump speaker in
! 1910:
Alfred Sutton, Esq., late Prothono,ary of AL
lcghcny county, and man OF extensive political
influence;
Mayor Hay, Mayor Of the city Of Piusbur-;
WIN. L. Austin Esq, an especial favorle with
his party, and good speaker;
WIN. Larimer, jr., another active Hanisonitc
in the grc ii campaign OF $50;
r. c. Fleeson, Esq., Editor of the Spirit of
Liberty, and late Postmaster Of Allegheny city;
David Gilleland, Esq, formerly Register;
Russell Everett, Esq, formerly the standing
secretary Of Federal cocniy conventions;
John Hammer, Esq. formerly leading HaIi-
son man, who spent as much time and labor in tue
cause as any other Wing in The county:
DR.. VIM. A Penniman, former Wing mcm-
Der of the Stale Legislature;
Hon WIN. w. Irwin, elected by the Wings To
Congress in 1910, by one oi the largest najoriiics
ever given in that county:
IL. L. Bolman, Esq, leading Ilalrisonite
Andrew Watson, Esq, ditto;
Samuel W. Black Esquire, dirto-one of the
most ready and reliable Wing stump speakers
in l3l0
James Murphy, Esq, of East Finley, who has
acted vita the Wings for the last twenty years
Hon. VIM ii. Craig, the Wing candidate for
member of Congress in 1912, from the Pitlsburs
District;
Dr.. !. Carothcrs, well known as a talented and
consistent ant-Mason
Nathan Means, an unyielding anti-AIason:
James McAuley, Esq, hitherto devoted Wing
pariZan:
DIR. Alexander W. Black, also devoted and
prominent Wing; =.
John Wilcox. Esq, is no less distinguished for
his devotion 10 anli-Nlasony lln iur his heroic
behaviour in the late war. Mr.. w. went with
all his might for his old commander, Harrison.
but will no! support Henry Clay, a man whom
Harrison said had treated him with the 'blackes,
insralilude."
son in 1910 with right good will.
Geo. Stewart, Esq, was elected an Alderman
of Piilshurs by the Wings in thc opening cam
pain OF 1910 1t is small praise 10 Mr. S 10 say.
that they have mol now in their parts as effective
and strong 4 stump speaker Is he is.
Charles Johnson, Esq, Of Cedar ward, Phila-
deIrha Mr.. Johnson is 4 citizen Of the highest
responsibility end popularity, and was recently
elected rs the Wing candidate ,or Alderman. by
the largest majority eyer given in Cedar ward
Isaac W Fanlecr, Esq, appointed by the Penn
Elecior for Chester county.
Thomas NJ Marshall, Esq. although Il Young
| cr soldier than many in the anti, Alansonc ranks,
had few supcriors for zeal, talent and industry.
The Lano,is,cr Journal in reply 10 the Gcnials
! by the Wing press OF The truth III the statement
! that Ex-Governor Rineg. and his Secretary OF
| State Thomas Ii. Burrowes, Esq, had renowned
/ CLAY saws:
! "Thc statement is; true; and as TO Mr.. BurroweS
| he is no; only against Clay, hut he is for Polk
! Dallas. and Muhenberg 80 with hi, two bro
hers-onc the eminent physician OF this ci,y. the
Other an influential farmer in Paradise township
/ Nor is This all Samuel Parkc, Esq, the emf
nent lawyer ol this city, long 4 prominent and
active member Of Tire An!imasonc party and
high in lis confidence, has also left the ranks of
Clay. Mr. Parkc, as is we'll known, was elect
I'd by the ant;-Alasons OF this county 10 the Legis
/ lure"
| Henry Geirosr, of Yorl, township York county
! Judge Todd Attorney General under Governor
/ RitncI
( Mr. Sharswood. for MANY years 4 prominent
/ Wing member Of the Legislature from Philadel
/ phia.
Henry Lover, of Dauphin county, President Of
/ the Tippccanoc Club of 1910 The WeStchcs;er
JcfeTson;an, says:
"Our Democratic friends OF Dauphin county
| had = glorious celebration at Harrisburg on the
lth .Iuly. One thousand sal down TO dinner. a
hs"~tiul hn,, carrict, d. inc hcdu va "a. lip-
ceSSion hy Henry Loyer, PRESIDENT "i INC lPPe-
canoe Cluhof so, but now Il whole hog Polk man.
! There were perhaps fliy men in the ranks "ho 70
Ted for Harrison in 10. The Wings had ccehrI
lion there on the same day; ard Notwithstanding
Harrison had a majority OF 1000 in that county 81
meaqre were their numbers on this occasion, that
they did not venture out in procession"
I The War Cluh,"a Clay coon paper al Pitts
burg, has given up the ghost. 1t is said it was
| ~(Dh-cd TO death.
Gen WIN. s Murphy. he great stump orator
Of Ohio for Harrison in $40
Lewis l.. Rice, an able writer and editor OF
I Wing paper in 1919.
Jonn w. Tar, editor and publisher Of the Con-
q
man in 10.
Edward Wade Esq. of Cleveland, powerful
dcbatcr and an able and eloquent public speaker
and who, in 1910 gave the full force OF his pow
ers 10 Harrison and the Wings.
The name of James Sherwood Esq, appears in
the proceedings of the GAINESVILLE Democratic As
ISOLATION as its Chairman
His SOP. James Sherwood lr.. yourg me
chanic of GAINESVILLE, and one Of the most clo-
al. al \
supporter Of Gen Harrison.
Thomas Richmond, T. C.. Severance, r. II.
Blacfmcr H. P Hopkins. J. F. Tain'er, and NJ.
II. Hickox, the Cleveland Piaindcaicr names a.
six citizens of its acquaintance, who were very
active in 1910 for Gen. Harrison.
Joseph w. White of Charlon, Geanga county,
| Ohio, las issued the first Enmber OF the Young
Hickory" powerful auxiliary in The CAUSE oil
Polk and Dallas
Capt. WIN. r. Richardson Of Cleveland, a tho
rough-going and influential Tirpccanoe man III
1910, now goes for Polk and Dallas
Joseph Grimshaw OF Bloomfield Ohio.
Joseph Estill ofFrankn Square, worthy, man
and a mechanic, says-"Aer voting with the
Wings for several years. andsupponinS General
Harrison al two elections ] have become SATISFIED
that their professions OF political honesty and pa
triotsm are hypocritical and that tie leaders oi
that party are more conceled iuf themselves IMAM
their country The conclusion 10 which have
come is this that the measures OF The Democratic
party arc for the good Of the people, whilst those
OF The Wings are directly the reverse"
David w E>ill respectable voter OF Salem.
! Coiumbiana county.
Benjamin Brush aid George Parks.
Henry Woodcrman.
John Suiks. in a published note in The Dayton
Empire, saws: II was a Wing in 1910, and car
ried the Wing banner of Randolph township TO
the great Wing log cabin gathering, held in ne
city OF Dayton, on the 10Th Of September loio'
Upon this banner was inscribed the words, Meme
meme ,ekel mharsin:' You have been weighed
in the balance and found wanting Out OF their
own mouths have they been condemned"
John Gotfrid Cote.
Robert Glenvillc Jacob Hoover, J. +. Cream,
and A. Renchcr, Of Rchland county.
John +. Thomas of Allen county.
Thomas &. Gill, Adamson Peck, James Nc
Daid, Andrew ~ Miller and Edward Peck,
FIVE citizens Of Vernon township.
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