North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-12

the Ohio Penitentiary, fappointed oy lood) J
is supporting Mcclellan.
Trad KELLY, Esq, prominent Repub-
ican Of Cleveland, Ohio, is out for Mcclellan
and Pendleton. sEo @tf s*1'so
R.CURTTS, of Mass, late Judge Of the
U. S. Supreme Court, was Vice President
at the McClellun meeting in Boston.
Gen. c. F. SWARENGEN, of Fayette
county, Pa, son-ln-law OF Hon. Andrew
Stewart. who has served two years in the
army as Major, and been an active Republic
can. 10 out for Mcclellan.
Hon. EMERSON ETHERIDGE, ex-mem-
ger Of Congress, Of Tennessee, who supported
Lincoln and his policy TILL short while ago,
Is an ardent supporter of Mcclellan.
R.F. Lord, Esq, Of Wayne county, Pa, q
Fremont elector in 1856, hoisted the first
Mcclellan flag in that county. on receipt OF
the news from Chicago.
Hon. WILLIAM GROEsBECK, of Ohio.
heretofore supporter Of the Lincoln admin
istration, has signifed his adherence to the
Hon MARTIN GROVER, Judge of the
Supreme Court of the Eight Judicial District,
New York, one of the founders OF the Repub
liCan party. occupied seat on the platform
at Mcclellan meeting in Buffalo, and is
warmly supporting Mcclellan.
THOMAS BURLOCK, Esq, sn in1uen-
ta Republic an, of Derby, Conn, who here,
tofore always supported Lincoln, made a
strong Mcclellan speech and gave in his ad :
herence to the Democratic faith.
Hon. VIM. MCCARTHY, of Minnesota, and
formerly of Indiana and elected e. S. Senator
by the Republicans, spoke at a Democratic
meeting in St. Joseph, Indiana, and proclaim.
ed that t he only hope of the country lies in
change in the National Admin stration, which
he was sure would be effected in November
by the election of Mcclellan and Pendleton
Elk GOV. BARSTOW, of Wisconsin, has
reRounced the Republican party and is out
for Little Mac,
JOHN j. CISCO, late Lincoln q. S. Trea.
urer at New York, was Vice President of the
Mcclellan meeting in that city Oh the seven
teenth.
VIM, B. ASTOR, the millionaire of New
York, is out for Little Mac.
Hon. GEORGE LAW, the Republican
candidate for the nomination to the Presiden-
cy in 1860, is now laboring for the Democrat
ic candidates.
WM. II. ASPINWALL, of New York,
heretofore opposed to Democracy, is DOW
supporting Mac and Pendleton.
JAMES GALLATIN, the great New York
financer, heretofore supporting Lincoln. is
out for Mac.
JUDGE DALEY, of New York, one of
Old Abe's firmest supporters, is now advo-
eating Macs election.
F. A. TALIMADGE, prominent Repub-
lican of New York, is out now for Mac and
Pen dleton.
II. II. DAY, the great India Rubber man,
heretofore strong for Old Abe, has stretched
bimsel over a very bread area for Little
Mac
DELOS CAREY. Esq. of Oswego CO.,
New York, formerly prominent Republican,
is stumpng for Little Mac.
A. G Comstocl, Esq, of New York, al
wavs heretofore supporting Old Abe, is now
making speeches for Little Mac
Hon. JOSEPH G. Lamb, of Norwich, Conn.
an old Republican, high in the confidence of
that party, publishes a vigorous latter endor-
sing Mac and Pendleton.
LUCIUS c, PECK, Esq, of New Hamp
shire, an influential lealer of the Republican
party has come out for Mac
CASPER BULZ, Esq, wealthy and pro-
minent leader among the Germans of the
Northwest, and one of Lincoln's advocates
in 1860, is now opposing HIM vigorously.
Col. JAMES M MOSS, of Missouri, the
leading spirit of the Cleveland Fremont Con-
vention, is out for Mac.
NATHAN ROWE Esq, of Oswego, New
York, one Of Old Abe's form,r supporters is
stumpng for Little Mac.
Gen. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois, is
supporter of Mac.
Gen Palmer, of Illinois, is also supporting
Mac.
Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT, is supporting
Mac.
Maj Gen. JOHN SCHOFIELD, of Illinois
has announced bis intention to support Mac
Col. J. B. SWEITZER, late of the Ga
Pa, regiment, and formerly the Republican n
district attorney of Allegheny county, is on
the stump for Little Mac.
Maj General HETNTZEEMAN,c command.
ing the Department Of Ohio, will snppor:
Mac.
Hon. Fl, B. PAYNE, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
who had left the Democratic party, has re-
turned,
Hon BARNABAS BURNS, Of Mansfield,
Ohio, formerly democrat, has returned to