Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-09-13
THE WIND SHIFTING IN NEW YORK.

visor OF the town of Lysander, Onondaga
county, in 1868, has declared for Greeley.
Chas. Fl. Weed, Republican member of
Assembly from Cayuga county in 1865 and
| 1869, has declared for Greeley and Brown.
| Robert Loughran, Republican member
OF the Assembly from Ulster county, N.
Y, in 1861, and again last winter, has de
| clared for Greeley and Brown.
| George Williams, Republican member of
the Assembly from Oneida county iR 1860,
is one of the delegates to the Liberal Re
publican State Convention.
Julien T. Williams, Republican member
OF Assembly from Chautauqua county in
1864, is oDe CT Greeley and Brown club
at Dunkilk.
Henry w. Taylor, Republican county
Judge of Ontario county in 1857, repudi-
ates Grant, and is taking an active part in
the campaign for Greeley.
John Hallock Drake, Republican District
Attorney of Orange county from 1865 to
1869, repudiates Grant, and is actively sup
porting Greeley and Brown.
VIM. G. Hanna, for several years the
nominee of the Republicans for member
of Assembly in the Eighth Ward of this
city, repudiates Grant and supports Greeley.
One hundred and ninety-two Republi-
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joined the Greeley and Brown club in that
town.
Hiram Smith, I'd, Republican member
of Assembly from Chautauqua county in
1861, is making Greeley and Brown speech
es In that county.
George P. Bradford, twice the candidate
of the Republicans for Assembly in the 22d
ward of this city, supports Greeley ard
Brown.
DR.. E. E. d. Skinner, of Greenport,
member Of the Grant Suffolk county com
mittee, has resigned that position and an
nounced his intention to support Greeley
and Brown.
Daniel d. Conover, Republican Reform
Alderman, elected last fall, and for years a
prominent member Of the Republican Cen
tral committee of New York city, has dc
clared for Greeley and Brown.
VIM. II. Stewart, for several years Re
publican Supervisor in New Y ork city,
three years member of the Republican
State Central committee, repudiates Grant
and has declared for Greeley and Bro Hn.
Christopher Pullman, who has been sew
eral times elected to positions by the Re
publicans of New York city, and held up
by the organs of that party as the model of
honesty, is disguised with the Grant party,
Ii. S. Swift, Republican Supervisor of
the town of Cameron, S.euben county, n.
Y, in 1868, repudiates Grant, and is
working for the election Of Greeley and
Brown.
Robert NJ. Hasbrouck, Republican mem
Der of the Assembly from Rensselaer, county
i'll 1865, was member OF the recent Gree
ley Republican County Convention Of that
county.
George M. Taylor, Republican Super
visor of the Third Ward OF Troy i'll 1868,
repudiates Grant, and is a member Of the
| Greeley Republican Committee in his As
sembly district.
Lyman Truman, three times elected to
the n. Y. State Senate from the Broome
and Tiega district, repudiates Grant, and
is a delegate to tie Liberal Republican
State Convention.
Elias G. Holt, Republican member Of
the Assembly from Wyoming county in
1859, repudiates Grant, and is one Of the
delegates from that county to the Liberal
State Convention at Syracuse.
w. G. Thompson, Republican County
Judge of jefferson county from 1851 to
| 1860, repudiates Grant and presided at
The Greeley Republican Convention held III
his Assembly district few days since.
The Young Democracy Of the town and
city of IonIers have organized a 81 0ubg
| Mems Democratic Greeley and Brown
| Club,' with Henry T. Smith, editor Of the
| Herald, as the President.
The four representatives Of the Twenty
! second Senatorial District i'll the COnstltu-
tiOnal Convention Of 1867 were Repubii-
cans, and all now support Greeley and
Brown and oppose Grants election.
Three of the officials elected in West
chester county last fall by the Republicans
are delegates to the Liberal Republican
State Convention. They are W. W. Mics,
Silas D. Clifford, and ID. &. Briggs.
S. c. Cleveland, Republican candidate
for State Senator in the Yates district last
| fall is delegate to the Greeley Republi-
can State Convention. Last year he was
a delegate to the Grant State Convention.
William II. Chapman, Republican mem
Der cf the Assembly from Oneida county
in 1868, repudiates Grant and is chairman
of the Greeley Republican Assembly Dis
| trict Committee Of the First District Of
Oneida.
William II. Richardson, Republican
member of the Assembly from Essex coun-
ty in 1864, 'G5 and 'GG, has declared for
Greeley and Brown, and is a delegate to
the Syracuse Liberal Republican State
Convention.
James Johnson, Republican county
clerk from 1866 to 1870, and Republican
member of Assembly from jefferson coun-
| ty in 1871, has declared for Greeley, and
is a delegate to the Liberal Republican
State Convention.