Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-27
PUBLIC OPINION CONSPICUOUS RE
PUBLICAN3 FOR GREELEY,

is for Greeley.
Associate Justice Swaync, of Ohio, Of
the same Court, is for Greeley.
Associate Justice Clifford. of Maine, of
the same Court, IL for Greeley.
1! Associate Justice Field. of California,
of the same Court is for Greeley.
United States Senator Tip,ou, of Ne
braska, supports Greeley and Brown.
A. II. Randall, of Wisconsin, cx-Post.
master General, is for Horace Greeley.
Leonard Sweet, of Illinois, the friend
and supporter of Mr. Lincoln, is for Hor.
ace Greeley.
Governor Palmer, of Illinois, elected by
Republicans, is in favor of Horace Gree.
ley's election.
Associate Justice Nelson, of New York,
of the United States Supreme Court, is
for Greeley.
General Fitz Henry Warren, of Iowa,
ex-Assistant Paymastcr General is for
Horace Gree!cy's election.
Hon. Moses Kimball, one of the found.
ers of Republicanism and one of its most
liberal supporters, is for Greeley.
General William S. Schuyler, of Mass
achusctts, Adjutant General of that State
under Governor Andrew, supports Horace
Greeley.
General John Charles Fremont, of Miss.
ouri, another (Rcpublcan) candidate for
the Presidency, pron0unccs for Horace
Greeley for President
Lyman Trumbull, L. S. Senator of Hi.
nois, another (Rcpublican) candidate for
the Presidency, is canvassing the country
for Horace Greeley.
General Cox, Of Ohio, late member of
Grants Cabinet, another (Republcan)
candidate for President, is supporting the
Liberal movement and Horace Greeley.
x-Acting Vice President Lafayette S.
Foster, of Connecticut (Rcpublican) and
present Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of that State, is for Horace Greeley 5
election.
Hon. +. a. Conkling, of New York
brother to Senator Roscoe Ccnking, dc.
nounccs Grants administration, and pro.
claims that he will support Horace Greeley
for President
Charles Francis Adams. American Ar
biirator at Geneva, Liberal candidate for
the Presidency at Cincinnati of those
who made the platform, is in honor bound
like David Davis, to favor Horace Greeley
Chief Justice Chase, of the United
States Supreme Court, another candidate
for the Presidency, bows to the will of the
people, and declares for Horace Greeley
for President. Mr.. Chase was President
Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury.
Charles Sumner, Senator of Massachu.
sets, who was the chief founder of the
Republican party. another CRepublicanl
candidate for the Presidency, contributes
the whole Of his 81 gantc powers to the
support of the Liberal cause aud the cleo.
ton of Horace Greeley.
Associate Justice David Davis, Of the
Supreme Court of the United States, de.
clines to continue as candidate for the
Presidency on the Wcrkingmcn's ticket
and. as in honor bound, yields the field to
"to the distinguished citizen of New
York." Horace Greeley. David Davis was
the esteemed and confidential friend and
legal adviser of Abraham Lincoln
Hon. Galusha a. Grow, of pennsylva.
MIA, cx-Speakcr of the United States
House of Representatives, the Chairman
of the State Republican Committee OF
Pennsylvania in 1868, has announced fol
the Liberal movement, and supports Gree.
ley and Brown. TO the skilliul manage.
ment by Mr. Grow of the State campaign
in Pennsylvania that year, as Chairman OF
the State Committee, he contributed largely
toward securing the election of Grant in
November. Mr.. Grow was one of the
founders of the Republican party. aud
during the darkest hours of its heated
contests with the South he proved one of
its boldest and bravest cxponents and de.
tenders.
Ex-Governor Andrew G.. Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania, Minister of the United
States to Russia, forwarded his resignation
to the State Department. at Washington,
about five months ago. For reasons best
known to the Grant administration the fact
has been kept a secret. Governor Curtin,
not wishing longer to represent such an
administration, has turned over the Lcsa-
ton to the Secretary, Mr.. Eugene Schuy.
Ter, who will act as Charge dc-Affaires ad
interim. The Governor, accompanied by
the late Secretary of Legation at Russia,
MIR. Coffee, formerly Assistant United
States Attorney General, is in Berlin, on
his way home. He expects to arrive in
this country about the LIST Of August. A
grand reception awaits him in Philadelphia,
to be given under the auspices of the Lib
eral Republicans of Pennsylvania. Gov.
ernor Curtin pronounced for the Liberal
movement as long ago as when he forward.
ed his resignation, which places him in
the front rank of the leaders in the Liberal
army. He will stump Pennsylvania for
Buckalew for Governor and Greeley for
President.
A PARADoX.-Although the editor of
of the Register may not be noted for
brains, all will admit that he has immense
understandings. When you come to fun.