The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

ceipt of letter from Chief Justice Chase, in
which he says: "lf live and am able to
90 to Cincinnati in November, ! shall vote
for Horace Greeley"
Ex-senator Wilkinson Of Minnesota is
the President of Greeley club at Mankato.
Another German paper, the Daily Tribune
of Quincy, Illinois, hoists the banner Of re.
form and reconciliation.
The Providence Press, Republican, goes
for Greeley and Brown. The Press is the
largest and most influential paper in the
State.
Eighty-nine Republicans of Binghampton,
New York, have signed a card recommend
ing all organization for the support Of Gree
ley and Brown.
The Leading Republican newspaper Of
Southern Kansas, the Fort Scott Monitor,
has joined the reform ranks.
Six hundred prominent Republicans in 10
Davis county, Illinois, have left Grant and
declared for Greeley.
Ex-Congressman Charles Hughes Of New
York has published a letter in the Sandy
Hill Herald, declaring his intention to sup
port Greeley and Brown.
Col Sidney NJ. Barnes, once the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of Kentucky, is
now Greeley Elector in Arkansas.
Joseph L. Morphis, the Republican repre-
sentative of the Second Mississippi District
in Congress, has declared for Greeley.
An Illinois letter to the Hartford Times
says: 81 have yet to see the first German
in Illinois that is for Grant, and have seen
and conversed with thousands of them."
Der Republicaner, the German Republi-
can newspaper at Fountain City, Buffalo
county, Wisconsin, hoists the Greeley flag
and gives an enthusiastic support.
Ex-Congressman Burt Van Horn, a
prominent Republican of Niagara county. is
out for Horace with score Of leading Re
publicans of Lockport at his back.
Judge w. Gate, who has been upon the
Wisconsin bench since 1854, and who
has been prominent member of the Repub-
lcan party since its foundation, has declared
his intention to support Greeley.
The Saratoga Sentinel, a Republican
paper, now hoists the names of Greeley and
Brown. 1t states that it can no longer con-
sistently sustain the preseut administration.
1t is announced that there are 5000 Re-
pubicans in St. Lawrence county, New York 4,
who will support Greeley and Brown.
Dewitt G. Littlejohn, ten times elected
member of the Assembly from Oswego
county, five times elected Speaker of the
House by the Republicans. and a member OF
Congress for one term, who was also nomi-
mated by the Republicans for Lieutenant
Govenar in 1870. but declined, made two
hours speech for Greeley and Brown at Os-
wego, New York, on Thursday night.
The Joliet Qlls Signal says: "There
are at least two hundred Republicans in
Joliet who will vote for Greeley and Brown.
In the other towns in the county at least
one-thrd of the Republican voters will do
the same thing"
The Iowa Stats Zeaung, the Radical
Republican German paper in Dubuque, came
out Saturday with the Liberal ticket at the
masthead, advocating in a long and able
editorial its claims to the suffrages of its
readers.
The Patriot denies that Hon. Charles A.
Eldridse is going to support Grant and Will
son, and says that Mr.. Eldridge may be
found daily at the rooms of the Democratic
Congressional Committee aiding in the election
of Greeley and Brown.
Out of six hundred Republican voters in
Railway, New Jersey, over one hundred
have declared for Greeley and Brown
Among them are Judge DeGraw, Joseph
NJ. Porter, Howard r. Martin, Captain
James II. Putnum, Willett Denike, Joel
Wilson, Uel Freeman, ex-Mayor John G.
Coddington and others.
Another Republican journal joins the
Liberal ranks. The Ashtabula (Ohio) Sen
tinel, for many years the leading Republican
paper of Western Reserve. and the organ Of
Ben. Wade and Congressman Garfield, has
taken down the denomination ticket and
raised in its place the names of Greeley and
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