The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-08-31

Greeley, N. Y; Gov. Brown, No; Senator
Trumbnil. ILL.,; Senator 'Schurz, No.; Gov.
Palmer. ILL.,; Gen. Banks, Mass; Horace
White. HI; Charles A. Dana, n y; Gen.
Schouler, Mass; Whitelaw Reid. N. Y;
Gov. Yarmouth, Ia; Gov Fenton, N. Y;
Hon. Frank. w Bird, Mass; Gov Curtin,
Pa; Gen. FitE Henry Warren, Iowa. Col
A.. X. Mcclure. Pa; Senator Charles Sum.
ner. Mass. General Longstreet, La, Gen.
Fitzpatrick; n. j.; Gen. John. Cochrane,
n. Y, Hon. Daniel Roberts, Vt. Theodore
Tilton, ~ Y, Hon. A. b. Gardner, VI,
Hon. Charles II. Sanhorn. n H.; Senator
Sprague, r. L., Hon. Frederick A. Pike,
Me-, Senator Upton, Neb.; Ex-senator
Stewart. Mich ); Col. Seoyile. N, j.; A. +.
Stewart. N. Y; Amasa Sprague, r. l.;
p. I. Barnum, Conn.,. Col. Ethan Allen,
N. y; Hon. George Thomas, N. Y; j.
z. Lindsay, n, Y; Hon. G. Z Hopkinton,
\ H.; Judge Davis. Ill.,; Hon. Moses II.
Grinnell, N. r.; Hon. Elizar Wright,
Mass; Hon. Jno Rice. Mass; Gen. John
+. Farnsworth, Ill.,; Jud l.. L. Lapham,
Mass Hon. David A. Wells, Coma, Judge
Jetierds, Miss; Hon. Mason w. Tappan,
N. H.; Hon. David CLARK, Conn. Hon. Il.
G. lngersoll, H.; Elk Gov. Jas. Y. Smith,
L. L.; Gen Dwight, Conn; Hon. George
Stevens, Mass; Gov. Harding, Ind; Hon.
William I. Scott, Ind; Rev. Thomas X
Beecher, N, T., Hon. Chas Hughes. n.
VI Col. Jesse +. Warner, Neb. Ex- Lieut.
Gov. Nyman Spooner, Wis; Col. VIM. II.
Noble, Conn; Hon. T.. B Smith, Miuneso-
Ia; Judge Z . Hand, Wis; Ex-Secretary
Cox, Ohioi Daniel Drew, N. Y; Elk Gov.
Blair, Mich.i Hon. Thomas Alyerd, N. Y;
Genl Milo 5. Haseall Ind, Dir. II. c.
L.. "A ~ 4
y, Hon, Samuel Hooper. Mass Elk Sena.
tor Wilkinson, Mimi; Col. Jno, S. Bowles,
Ga; Hon. Hardee Butter, Kansas; Hon.
| l.ittleiohn, N. T.; Cassius NJ. Clay, Ky;
FIX Gov Mason 4. Clark, n. Y; Hon. j.
| r. Swallow, Kansas; Ex Gov. VIM. NJ.
Stone, Iowa; Hon. VIM. n. Newcomb,
Wis; Fix Gov. Samuel Merrill, Iowa; Hon.
A b P Wood, Wis; Hon Wallace Tappan,
n Y; Hon J b Bonberger, Pa; Col
| Grosvenor, Missouri; Judge Brinkeyhoff,
Ohio; Hon Galusha Grow, Pa,
The Stanford lKentuekyl Interior Jour
nal says We heard an intelligent soldier Of
the Fourth United States Regiment now
stationed al Crab Orchard, say that, although
| President Grant once held the office OF
Lieutenant in his regiment, he and fifty.
eight Others out Of company Of sixty
would support Greeley in November
Says the Milwaukee Neirs; 'Mr An.
derson signed the call for Greeley and
Brown club, at La Crosse He is merch.
ant prince Of that city, and the wealthiest
and most distinguished Scandinavian ia
the Northwest He has heretofore been a
Republican
j Il Swallow, former State Auditor for
Kansas, has come out for Greeley, and
gives it as his op;nion--atter travels and
conversation with residents Of nearly every
State in the Union--that Greeley will be
made President by an almost unanimous
electoral vote
A colored man writes from Southern
Kansas; Ii is the exception, not the rule,
to find a Grant man with us The people
connect him with Caldwell and Pomero
III the land swindies, Kansas is for Horace
Alexander Beach, Esq, formerly captain
Of the Frelinghuysen Engineer Corps of
Newark. has come out for Greeley, aud is
using his influence with the old members
of his command with much success.
Elk. Congressman Sedgwick, of Syracuse i,
one Of the ablest lawyers of Central New
York, and u lifelong Republican, is max
ing Greeley and Brown speeches in 0non-
dago, Cortland, and Madison counties.
The Saratoga Democrat says cheerfully
that the present indications are that there
are at least thousand Republicans in
Saratoga county who favored the nomina.
lion Of Greeley and who will vote for him
Our tdings from Portland, Me, are as
follows. "Ihe movement for reform, uu-
der the leadership of Greeley and Brown,
is growing more and more hopeful in Maine
every day.
Col jesse Warner of Dakota county,
Nebraska, gallant soldier, who stumped
the State for Grant in 1868, and MS an
eleclor helped to cast its vote fu- him, is
uoT for Greeley
The Hon Lewis Tillman, ex member OF
Codgress from the Shelbyvilie, Conn, }
district, always a warm frined aud admirer
OF Gen Grant, announces his determination
TO support Greeley.
DR. Ii q Fesseuden, brother Of the late
Senator Fessenden, and a prominent re-
publican, pronounces for Greeley and
Brown
Three out of the four Republican mem.
bers Of the lower branch Of the Wisconsin
Legislature from Milwaukee, are working
for Greeley aud Brown.
The Seneca Falls Reviele gives q list Of
thirty Of the leading Republicans in that
iowa who have deserted Grant and an.
noance their support OF Greeley.
Among the Liberals in Connecticut are
twenty-one leading Republicans of the
highest standing. "Men whom we are
sorry to lose, says the Hartford Post.
Ninety-six Republican electors of In
dianapolis have signed call for a mass
meeting for the ratification Of the nomiua.
ton OF Greeley and Brown
OF the sixty-hve Republicans in Lake
Mills, Wis, sixty one are Greeley men OF
the eighty-oue Democrats, every one is
Greeley.
Another Grant committeeman, L Il
Smith Of lie Seur, member Of the Min.
nesota Republican State Committee, has
declared for Greeley
The venerable Wynian Spooner, Of Elk
horn, Tor some years Republican Lieutenant
Governor OF Wisconsin,, is now ON the
electoral ticket for Greeley
Charles Robinson, the first free State
Governor Of Kansas, is OFT for Greeley.
The republican break ia that State ha.
become stampede.
A Greeley club has been started in Radi
cal Enfield, Conn: Many active Republi.
cans have joined, among them the chairman
Of the Republican Town Committee.
+ NJ Carpenter, Republican Supervisor
of the town of Newcastle, Westchester
county, is actively supporting Greeley ant
Brown
Lewis Peck, of Ontario county, n Y,
hate United Slater Revenue Collector fol
that Congressional district, has declares
for Greeley and Brown
Stephen Brown, Us, Republican Super
visor Of the town Of S0mers, Nestehesrei
county, N Y supports Greeley aud Brown
William II De franc, Republican Su-
peryisor Of Ellenvllle, Ulster county, tele,
graphs ~ am for Greeley aad Brown
Cyrus Mney, Secretary Of the Colambia
| Gotntv Grant Rannhl.con Cnnnsp ns....-.:.