The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-13

One hundred and fifty Republicans oI

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I'club at Springfield, Illinois.
A Greeley Club, composed of 800
Liberals and 500 Democrats, has been
formed at San Francisco.
| The sporting men in New York are
betting that Greeley and Brown will
have forty electoral votes to spare.
Twelve of the Republican members
of the Ohio House Of Representatives
have turned their backs OIL Grant.
The German Greeley clubs at Spring
field, Ill, count membership of seven
hundred and tlfty-one voters.
Of forty four lawyers in the Bryan
Block, Chicago, who voted for Grant in
1868, twehty-six are now out for Gree
| ley.
| The Israelite, the leading Hebrew Or
gan OF this country, has taken strong
ground against Grant, and in favor of
Greeley and Brown.
There ale now about 100 Liberal Re-
pubicans in GAINESVILLE for Greeley, and
there will be many additions before the
election.-Signol.
! Col Jessie L. Warner, of Dakota
county, Neb, Grant elector in 1868,
has espoused the cause of reeley and
/. Brown, A q
The Democrats and Liberals of In
dianapolis have nominated county
ticket equally divided between liberals
and Democrats. a
Hon. 8. A. Tilton, of San Francisco,
late Chairman of the State Republican
Central committee, has been elected
President of the Liberal State Commit
tee.
Hon. Demas Barnes, of Brooklyn,
New York, addressed an immense Gree
ley mass meeting at Minneapolis, on
Saturday night,
Wilson tries to shirk his record, but
he cannot do it, The Legislature which
elected him to the Senate was a Know
Nothing body, every one elected on
issues raised by that party.
The workinemen in the Kansas Pa
ciic Railroad shops in Armstrong, Kan
sas, voted recently l24 Greeley and G
for Grant.
At the United States Hotel, Far Rock
away, vote was taken among the
guests on the Presidential candidates,
which resulted as follows: Greeley $50,
Grant 9.
In South Bend, Ind, the home OF
Vice President Colfax, three hundred
Republicans have signed call for d
Greeley ratification meeting.
Not single Democratic paper in Del,
aware, Rhode Island, New jersey, New
Hampshire, Maryland, or Vermont, re
fuses to support Greeley.
Lewis Peck, of Ontario county, New
York, late United States revenue col
Hector for that Congressional district
has declared for Greeley and Brown.
The roll of Liberal Republicans al
Chilicothe, Mo, is headed by Joel +
Asper, member of the last Congress
and signed by thirty-four citizens O
prominence. 40 -..L
The Keokuk (Iowa) Gate City wants
a change in the despatches. 1t hopes
that some one will say something ia
vorable to Grant, even il he has TO ii,
about it.
i ThcNew Brunswick IN J.) Times
annoifN6es that Governor 0lden has de.
cided to declare for Greeley and Brown
/ At Gardiner, Maine, sixty, six Repub
lcans signed the call for q Greeley
meeting. Every Democrat in the coun
ty is Greeley man.
I Geo Stevens, who was president O
the Grant Tanners" at Lowell, Mass
four years age, is now president of tht
Greeley club in that city.
A gentleman in canyassing Upton
Mo-, where the German element largely
predominates, was unable to find sin
gle German who would vote for Grant
The Albany Evening Times hope.
that after Grant gets through puroha.
sing Confederate records lie will bring
out those which he helped take from
the War Department.
i VOORHEES,, Curtin, Sumner, Groesbeck
Johnston, and Longstreet, who repre-
sent different sections and shades o
; opinion, but all of whom are able ant
pure men, are for Greeley
The Newark IN. j.. Register says
!, "Over one hundred names of voters
, formerly identified with the Republican
party, are now enrolled in favor of thu
Reform candidates in Orange alone"
General Joseph T. Johnston, who hal
been claimed as for Grant, replied to
telegraphic despatch addressed to hin
from Eufula, Alabama, by General AL
pheus Baker: 81 am for the Democrat,
candidate against Grant
Iris proposed to fill up that 'chasm
which Secretary Boutwell, objects tc
clasping hands across, by dumping into
it the present Administration. The
people have taken the contract, and il
will be performed in November
/ Judge Thomas C. Whiteside, of Lo
gan's Point, Ind, has been nominated
for Congress by the Liberals and Dem
ocrats of the Eighth Indiana Congress.
sional District
MI Stanton, the husband of Eliza.
beth Cady Stanton, is Greeley man L.
Mr.. Gage, the husband of Mrs. Joslyn
Gage, is also a Greeley man, Mrs
Stanton and Mrs. Gage are both Grant
women. a
i The Liberals and Democrats of Yer
mont have placed the following State
ticket in field: For Governor, A. B.
Gardner; for Lieutenant Governor, W
II, Bingham; for Treasurer, Henry
Chase. Electors were also chosen.
The position of the Chicago Times
has long been matter of Doubt, and il
was recently claimed by the Administra
ton papers as one opposed to Greeley
No paper in the country, however, is
more sternly opposed to the election
of Grant, and few deal heavier blows ii
that direction to prevent that copsum
nation.
Of Massachusetts, Congressman, only
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