The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-27
How the Wave Sweeps On.

Grundy.
How the Wave Sweeps On.
D. s. Freeman, Of Smithport, Pennsylvania, a
Grant elector for the fifteenth district, sent in
his resignatisn as elector, on Tuesday, aud will
support Greeley.
The Lsporte Gnd.) Argus says:
One of the Grant electors in the south part of
this state has resigned his position, and is active
ly engaged in advocating the election of Horace
Greeley
The Davenport nowa) Democrat had chsl.
lenge fer week in its columns to the Grant organ
OF the same place to produce the name Of six
Germans Of Davenport that would vote for
Grant, and the "organ" was unable to produce
them. Davenport poled last year 1890 German
votes, of which less than 100 were democratic
Elk Senator Wilkinson of Minnesota is the
president Of Greeley club at Manka:o.
The leading republican paper IN Ashtabula
county. Ohio, the home of Giddings, supports
Greeley, as do twenty per cent. of Giddings' old
followers.
d. S. BursoH, of Richmond, Indiana, says:
At our little Spring Grove settlement, contain.
ing 33 Republican votes, "a are for Greeley, 5
| scattering or doubtful and for Grant Thi.
state Of things gives courage The Quakers
and Temperance men are all for Greeley.
Wallace Tsppan of Syracuse, of the Republi.
can state committee, is the third member Of that
committee to formally resign and 60 over TO
Greeley, the others being Msssrs. Rock we'll aud
Tabor Three other members of the committee,
Gen. E. A. Merit, of st. Lawrence, D. d. S.
Brown, OF Monroe and Henry Clark, of Chatua.
gus. have been displaced from the committee
without any resignation, because they an.
nounced their intention of supporting Greeley.
At Wabash, Indiana, one hundred and thirty.
five men who voted for Grant and Colfsx an.
nounce through the papers that they will vote
for Greeley and Brown.
The Hartford Times says: Zone thing may
be regarded as certain: Connecticut's majority
for Greeley and Brown will be larger than she
has given to any candidate for m any years.
Fifty republicans of Beaver Dam, Wis, signed
| Q call for meeting to form Greeley club, and
| the meeting was addressed BY two prominent
republicans, Hon. A. Scott Sloan and Hon.
Charles Burchard.
The Hudson, Wisconsin, Democrat is assured
that all the Germans in the city hut one support
Greeley. Twenty-Five scsndinsvians in the
same place have signed call for Greeley club,
The Hon. Randolph Strickland. Republican
member Of Congress from Michigan, is out for
Greeley and Brown.
1t is reported that not Republican vote will
be cast for Grant in Bethany, Pa, which has al.
| ways given decided Republican majorities.
The Providence Press Republican, goes for
Greeley and Brewn. The Press ia the largest
and most influential paper in Rhode Island.
The Waupsca (Wis.) Republican admits that
ten per cent. Of the Republican vote thersabout,
and all Of the Democratic, will be given to Gree.
Icy and Brown.
| One hundred and twelve republicans Of Frank.
lin county, VT, who favor the election of Greeley
and Brown, have signed call for mass meet.
ing, to be held at Sheldon on The 7th Of August,
for the purpose of nominating county ticket.
Hon. Burt Van Horn, tho acknowledged lead.
or Of the Republican party in Nisv.rs county,
N. Y, ia out in an earnest letter for Greeley.
A careful reconnaissance di-clo--- III. fac, that
fully one.third Of the Republican vote in Tioea
and Bradford counties, Pa, will be given to
Greeley ard Brown.