The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01
The Radical stampede.

men are fully aroused and
determined to carry the great move
ment forward to victory. From our
exchanges we copy few paragraphs
as an illustration ofthe stampede from
the ranks-of the Hatites:
The Pittsburgh Post publishes the
names of ,forty-four prominent Re-
publicans in that city who will vote
tor Greeley, and says it does not con-
stitute the twentieth part of RepubI
cans in that vicinity who will do the
same thing. h5E9i
The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette having written to that paper
that there were but three Republicans
in Salem, Warren county, who would
support Greeley, forty-four promi-
nent Republicans of that place pub
lish card in the Enquirer declaring
that they will vote lor Greeley and
Brown and that there are seven other
outspoken Republicans in the town
who will do the same, who were abb
sent when the list was made up
!. The Hastings (Minnesota) Union
publishes cali for a meeting to form
7 a Greeley and Brown Club in that
city signed by one hundred and twelve
former Republicans. pao
bi4qA call for Greeley and Brown
meeting at La Crosse, Wis, is signed
by one hundred and forty-fiye Repnb-
icans who voted for Grant.
Colonel S. d. Freeman, of Mexican,
county, Pa, the Grant Elector of the
Fifteenth. Congressional District, has
sent in his resignation, and has de-
clared for Greeley and Buckalew and
the whole Democratic ticket.
Mr.. E. P. Wheeler, Grant elector
for the Orange and Sullivan district,
My. :, in 1868, is now out for Greeley
and Brown. s4! e .
There are now eight Republican
papers in Minnesota supporting Gree
ley, and twenty-four with post-offices
supporting Grant.
q The Drych newspaper, of Utica, ths
organ of the Welsh in this country
prints portraits of Greeley and Brown
at the head fits columns. .
/ o. &c. L. Hughes, one of the mos
influential and intelligent colored cit
izens of st. Louis, and the editor ant
i publisher of newspaper, has takel
the stump for Greeley and Brown.
| The Grand Haven (Mich.,) Union
a Republican paper these ten years
has substituted the Greeley for tn
Grant ticket, and urges the people o
Michigan to give Greeley their elec
toral vote. a
I A despatch from Cuba, N. Y, say
{. A. j. Swift, a prominent lawyer, ant
: and chairman of the Republican coun
| ty Committee, and Charles Guilford
.. Republican Supervisor of the town
' have declared for Greeley and Brown
$ and are organizing club.
! =, Ex-senator Warner, and S, r. Rice
late Chief-Justice of the Suprem
Court of Alabama, have declared fo
? Greeley and Brown. s'tE fit
The Brooklyn Daily Times, next t
the Eagle, the most Influential pape
in Brooklyn, hoists the names of Gree
ley and Brown. The Times is edite
by the Hon. Geoage Bennett, a Re
publican member of the Assembl
! from Kings county. He will do bal
tie vigorously and ably against Gran
and in favor of the Liberal Republica
and Democratic candidates.
eels9 The Kenton Democrat publishes
@ call for a Greeley and Brown meetin
signed by iforty-two Liberal Repuf
II licans. a5 -
Il Twelve of the Radical members {
the Ohio House of Representative
have turned their backs on Grant.
J. The Brockport Republic, for year
I q reliable Republican organ in We
. tern New Y ork, talks about "the mo-
Z al of politics." and denounces the al
pointment to office of men like M
L Thomas Murphy; but not word ft
> Grant and Wilson, and not sign
: the, Philadelphia ticket at its ma
C head lii tiia.si
RI Wallace Tappan, of Syracuse, al
other member of the Republican Sta
2 Committee, has resigned and declare
e for Greeley. - He
vi The Weyauwega Times, Wiscol
i sin paper, takes down the Grant ticl
It ct and hoists that of the people,
81 OsM. Tyler, of Waukesha, Wiscol
= sin, Chairman of the Republican coul
fifty Committee has declared for Gre
d ley s
r. William Stewart, of Mercer, Penn
II one ofa the original Republicans
q that county, has come out again
e Grant.
a ktwenty-one survive and may now /
1t classified: for Grant IL; for Greele
[e 10. 34al5.s1 ii lsii - io
d The Saratoga On. Y.,) Sentinel,
lod Republican paper, raises the Greel
st and Brown flag, saying: "We ha
t taken our position after full and cal
r ful consideration Of the great questio
ID which have SO long agitated our gre
: country, and we fully believe that t
le election of Mr.. Greeley will condu
ar to the complete restoration of pea
OF and harmony to all the States, Sou
st and North, which the conduct of g
a. treme partisans has heretofore pl
N vented. 5-,.
he Ninety-six Republican electors
be indianapolis have signed call fol
n mass meeting for the ratification
VS. the nomination ofGreeley and Brow
I'd Reports from Sandusky City rep
a sent that the Greeley movement i
is big thing. The German Republics
- are for Horace almost to a man.