The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
The stampede for Greeley.

prominent Republicans who have re-
pudiated Grant and declared 4hem-
selves in favor Of Uncle Horace
CHARLES sumner.
Carl SehurZ ~ ---- --.'--
n. z. Banks.
Judge David Davis. -
Lyman Trumbull.
S-Reuben p fent99n- =
Charles A. Dana,
Thos. Upton. -.
Austin Blair,ex-,soysrad adof Mich-
igan. AFays
James Watson Webb, Q: S, Minis
ter to Brazil under Lincoln. .5szeK
The Postmaster at Suspension
Bridge. iFH9.-Fs: .gilgoisis p a3ifi8-tso
James Alley, Ex-Assembly man Of
Steuben Co, N. Y. ii s,I5a5., ID - =
EionsC O. Ingersoll, ex-GongressmaD,
Illinois. eis'fs .-bsiI ,sE JaYf 5Io7l fa I;
Joseph II. Fowler, ex-senator, Ten
nesse. - acfss4l4rssf zsfrirarl sfTstsI !
Ex-Lieut. Coy. May, of Michigan.
Chas. F.. Wadswerth, son of the late
Gen. Wadsworth. stsii 's{ &siieflo
d. B. S. Brown, one of the proprie-
tors of a Grant paper at Rochester, n.
Y. signs call for a Greeley meeting.
aEx-Mayor Wood, of Brooklyn-.t.e.,
E. d. Mills. member Grant Steuben
Co. Rep. Com. signs call for Gree
ley meeting. .f5a =, f..s ..sgszgS,, -, -
John Brown, Jr., SON Of Old John
Bros0a. LfHsaggt .suizsisg Il 9l4afsG
Postmaster of Woodland, Wiscon-
sin. s..te..-. = -ls''.
Congressman Farnesworth, of III.
Ex-Congressman briggs, of Mich.
Col Jesse b. Warner, of Nebraska,
a Grant Elector in 1868. re 40 &9s
Judge Tillman, ex-Congressman
from Tennessee r<ztf4su.4,se
Geo. W. Sterling, prominent Repnb-
lican of Poughkeepsie, n. Y.5-I Led,
Edwin NJ. Harris, ex-Judge of OF
sego, Co.. A.; Y.n.haels yguoas sIT
Horace Bernice, ex.Assembl yman.
Steuben Co., N.Y.1 10 sTotseEloo- u
Randolph Strickland; exC Congress:
man from Mich sS''',is,s2p - Ss.1 ID -
Judge VIM. H. West Of Ohio d
Hiram sTorrey, iof Phiiadeiphia,Ii Ia
former wellknown resident tof9 Ra.
venue tttiIIsAAi ssaa9 III lE53E1 ziRaoaE4
80 =. .iteissz. 40 f5slstslEi. ri 4ga:
| -aW- e. House, Deputy Secretary ,ol
State, of M ichigan. 81 vlhE VI Bsxius
,fGsP. Harvard, State Senator from
Steuben' county, N. Y. 2
M. Brown. Mayor of Portland, Tho
wealthiest man in, Maiue. Z HlsIloia
Ulysseso Warners eexiAssembl ynnan
from Ontario comfy N. Y, SlSl'
Nathan Dorshe elmer, A A1dsrrnah O
Hudson, N. Y.
| Augustus r. Allen, Member Consti.
tational C G0nVenti69 at New Z ork, in
r9e7s I.ss.0i.s orig yiHB0nis sds guiit8Wi
Charles Hughes, Chas2.4R. Baker i
and S. e. Poor, members of Gram
Washington county Conn., NJ Y. sasal
/ Oscar F. Thofnpson,sn ex-J udge
Washington CO., N. Y > - y ~ 49, :
| Post Master at Hillsdale, N. Y.
| John Wilkinson and Geo. N: Hicks
member of the Grant Y ates. Co. Com
james Frestons member OF last Leg
islature from Ghatauqna county, MY
Jacob r. Cock, o. b. Gfumail, JAS
w, Merritt, 81, Grumanl and Davi6
Rogers, prominent Republicans 20
Queens county, IN. " 81 .1gssl3 l,9saa
Col. Wilson Miller, formerly seditol
oof Canandaigua Times. va. ..sil.i's. III. !.
Sheriff Henry, of Queens Co, N. z
Crery Seymour, Edwin b.. Casor
and Vim. II. Smith, ex9Shefiff of Steu
ben Co. N, Y...nt s-oisa sfsaY hni
E. A. Rollins, Chairman of N. Fl
Grant State Central Committee.
VIM. F. Evans, Int. Rev. Official 3
Oneida county, N. Y: i, ba9f siE 8 y
Henry r. Sedden, Ex. Lieut.; Gov,
member Court of Appeals, and can
didate of the Republicans for Chic
Justice in 1870 Fsan ngf5ano.. 5asaiffi.
Thomas Rains, present Repnblicai
State Treasurer, N. Ysi nre3s8VF *
- Chandler Starr, and Is other, prom
iuent Republicans offStanford, Conn
/ Joseph Sheppard. band "a .othe
prominent Republicans, Of NorwaIk
Conn. ~ fElsQqs3df Is9a4 .gses o. ~!
syJudge Robt. y. .oA Alcorn, fnephew5o o
the Senator from Mississippi la}
= Out of ,769 Repub blicans in Spring
field Ill., ISL are for Greeley. sdtnor
q Hon. j JosephEq PROMINENT Gei
| man Of New York city. ,s2nsift9yao;
Rev. }, c. Gibenierr, col plored- IL g'1i,s ia
f Judge William Hancock, ghairmal
of Grant Rep. Ex. Conn of 9TH Miss
\ Cong. DistgG gsnIjsoq 9ht b9idW 0ini
sE Ez7Eiept, let pO0asf of y Yiscoh
4 SIN. ,aatii 20 gss8no,s esGemaifug al
If Wilmington, Ill., a;smaH place. ha
la Greeley Club of 55Ssv oting mem
i bers.o Ass.s4s ssis' t51s s25uo 1so4 9a7
4 The German Greeley Clpb, Spring
I field, H., numbers 5S6 members,a
1.-THE Republicans IN p central New
York are deserting Grant and cohninl
ont for Greeley in shoals; 81 ~ ~ .. ~,
/ bd SeYenty-fye Republicans Joined th
Greeley Clnbain FuItohp p0swegp Co
N. Y, at It's first meeting. soalq aesai
800 Republicans of Monroe county
N.Y., have signed a call for a Greele
and Brown Mass Meeting at Roches
EferaoI 70 trRad 9fl nj iodw lad3 o.
Greeley an and Brtoe,wlthfinn Bte,l H. Liberal Re
publicani7 club. of $50 members wa
formed at Wopcestero Mass, = ON Fri
dav. H8ohdiHo6 3di 10 got sd1 ~ sisil
f. sis ihlpihiidFed |'fePu Blieaps SSf stefl
ben CO. N r have signed q call 70
Greeley and Brown County Count.
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