The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-03
SOME OF THE EREcLAIMED.
T11aial List OF Prominent Men who
nave Abandoned the So-Called Dem.
Cratic Party.

From the MIs0aukee Sentinel.
We subjoin few of the many names
Of Copperheads and johnson Democrats
who have become converted and are
now supporting Grant and Colfax:
=" J7dge Buckles, of Indiana.
+ Judge Burdy, Of Indiana.
Gen. Colgrave, of Indiana.
s. D. Clay, Of Gardiner, Maine.
Maj Cheney, late johnson Demo-
crat, Of Wisconsin.
Maj. Gen. J. W. Gordon, of Indian
apolis, Ind, the equal of any man in
that State on the stump, now speaking
for Grspt and Colfax.
Hon. T. ". Green, another promi-
nent Indiana Democrat.
Gen. Grose, also of Indiana.
Col. Gurpy,a a prominent Democrat
Of Wisconsin. .:.-
Hon. John n. Harlan, late Attor-
ney General Of Kentucky.
Maj. Robson, Of Kentucky.
f. Col. Hudson, of Indiana, who will
take the stump.
+ Hon. David Kilgore, of Indiana,
Johnson's United States District Attor-
ney, heretofore noisy friend Of "my
policy" now on the stump for Grant
and Colfax.
Judge Lindsey, whe was chosen as
Democratic elector in the Eighth Indi-
ana district. who accepted, aud when
the Tammany nominations were an
nounced, took the stump for Grant and
Colfax.
Hon. Isaac N. Morris, of Indiana.
J.. j. Neall, Of Cincinnati, who sup
ported greenback Cary for Congress.
Chief Justice Pearson, of North
Carolina, Conservative, whose ad-
dress to the Conservatives of that State
We published day or two since.
Judge Alexander Rives, of Rich
mond, Virginia. who has published a
letter declaring that it was his purpose
to support Grant and Co'tax.
P. 81. Sibiey, late of the Democratic
State Committee Of California.
General J. L Swift, Of Indiana.
Hon. Thomas L. StillwelI, of the
same State, United States Minister Of
Venezuela. Both Swift and Stillweu
we're johnson Democrats.
Maj. Il. A. Tenuy, late amy poll
cy' Democrat, Of Wisconsin.
Hon. Henry Tullman, a prominent
Democrat of Maine.
Hon. ". 81. Nadsworth, an ex-Dem-
ocratic member Of Congress, from the
Maysvillo District, Kentucky.
hon. George N. Weston, who, until
after the Tammany nominations was
the great Democrat of Maine.
Thnrlow Weed, of New York., sufi-
ciently converted from Johnsonism to
give Grant a,cordial support.
Gen. David S. Wilson, of Iowa.
For further particulars, the Democ-
racy arc referred to Maryland, where
the Conservatives have gone over in a
body to Grant aud Colfax, and are
about issuing an address to the Con-
servatives of the country, aud where
even Gov. Swami is opposed by Demo-
crats As candidate for Congress upon
the ground that if elected he would
give his whole influence for Grant.
There Is run .or, furthermore, that
Collector Smythe, of New York, repu-
dates Democracy and will soon declare
for Grant and Coliax. The CONNER
c;al Advertiser, Thurlow Weeds paper,
says: 'It is whispered in private cir
cles that one Of the great leaders of the
Democrats in this city, the idol for
many years Of the young Democracy Of
New York-a gentleman eminent in
his profession and brilliant in social
circles-xill shortly declare against
Seymour and Blair, and in favor Of
Grant aud Colfax.'' How do the De-
mocracy like the list?
Spelling was favonte: diversion
with the party of Journalists whom the
Uaion Pacific Railroad, Company re-
Gently: entertained in . journey to the
Rocky Mountains aad back. In that
collection Of wits aud scholars, some Of
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