Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-31
REPuRLICAN DRIFT


REPUBLICAN DRIFT.
General Dwight Morris, Of Bridgeport
ate Consul at Havre, has declared To-
Gree'ey.
Ek Sheriff Andrew A. Mathsr, Republl
can, of ostego County, New York, is out
for Greeley.
John F Dee, prominent Republican o
Syracuse, New York, is making Greeley
and Brown speeches.
= G. H Scho6eld, one of the Grant elect.
9ors in 1893, repudiates Grant and declares
for Greeley. =
c. W. Scott, Postmaster a. Cherry VAL
ley, Ossego, Coluty, New York, is an
nouuced for Greeley and Brown.
Thomas A Doyle, Republican Mayor Of
Providence, R. l., repudiates Grant, and
has declared for Greeley.
Ex-State Senator Thomas Davis, OF
Rhode Island, leading Republican Of that
State is out for Greeley.
Ex-Judge D. B. Lockwood, one OF thu
leading Republicans in Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is out for Greeley.
Ex-Mayor Amos G. Barstow, Of Provi.
denes, R. "a Rep Iblican, has declared his
Intention to support Greeley and Brown.
John Kellogg, prominent Republican
Of Amslerda II, n. Z, rites that there AZ >
100 Greeley Republicans in that town.
Two hundred ndthirty-two Republicans
in the town of Waikiki, Orange county
New York, have declared for Greeley and
Brown.
D. C. Greenfield, Republican Surrogate
of Ooondsga county, New York, from 1856
to 1870, repudia;es Grant and supports
Greeley.
Isaac o Hunt, Appointment Republican
ofihe Twenty second Ward Of New York
city, repudiates Grant and supports Gree
ley. ..-.--.--. .-- ...--
Gen. William NJ. Gregg. formerly Rapub-
lican Sheriff Of Chemung county, New Y ork,
repudiates Grant and has declared for Gree
ley. . ... ss.-l A.EE-
Two members Of the legislature re-
Gently chosen ia North Carolina, on the
CdiwelI ticket, have aIrea ly csm3 out for
Greeley.
WJ Richardson. of Syraclss, Rspubll-
can Clerk # the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the last NeB York Assem- by, is
out for Greeley.
A canvass Of the Republican vote OF
Leroy, MIMI, stands thus far: Greeley las,
Grant 20.
Abel Stilson, Republican member from
Orleans county, New York, 10 1860, is now
amember of the Greeley Republican County
Committee there.
The Emra Gazette publishes a call for 9
Greeley Republican County Convention for
Chemung county, Nav York, signed by
over three hundred Republicans.
s. B Fife, Assistant Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue in Grand Traverse county
Michig,n, has forwarded his resignation
and come out for Greeley.
A call for Greeley aud Brown Republic
can Convention for Albany county, New
York, has been signed by three hundred
Republicans who voted for Grant in 1868
Ananiss B Hulse, Republican member
of the New York Assembly from Orange
county in ls65, is m Der Of the Greeley
Republican County Committee.
Winser B French, R9publican Distric
Attorney Of Saratoga county, New York
is a member of the Greeley Republican
County Committee Of that county.
Col. g. V. Swesringer, postmaster a
Sidney, Iowa, for twelve years, and Chair
man of the Republican County Committee
has declared for Greeley.
Gideon Hollister, United States Minister
do Hayti under Lincoln, and author of b,
standard history OF Connecticut, repudiAtel
Grant and has declared for Greeley.
CO. n. wton, formerly member Of the
Grant Republican Committee OF Cortland
county, New York. is now member Of
the Greeley Republican County Committee
Milo B Eldridge, Republican member Of
Assembly from Broome county, New York,
in 1866, is member of the Greeley Repub
Ilcau County Committee of that county.
c. Tyler Lon ystreet, a former Republic
can candidate for Mayor Of Syracuse, New
York, repudiates Grant, and is one Of th'
officers Of a Greeley and Brown club in hi
ward.
Joseph Baricas, Republican Sheriff Of
Saratoga county, New York, from 1854 Il
1853, repudiates Graut and is a member o.
the Sara oga county Greeley Republican
committee.
Col Ordway, OF New Hampshire, who Il
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House Of Repre-
sent4tives, and politician OF acknowledged
sagaciry. has declared for Greeley.
E XIX Hart, K publican member Of the
A srmbly asst winter from Orleans county
NJ, York, is the Chairman OF the Greeley
Republican county committee Of Oilean'
c0uuty.
Ling Fowler, Republican County Clerl
of Madison equity, New York, from 1856
to 1865, Itppd ats Grant, and is mem
Der Of tie Greeley Republican Count!
&, mint er.
r L. D4rragb, formerly Republican Gro
ton Weight Con missioner, of New Yorl
Civ is member Of the Greeley R. pu Ii.
ca Committee 81 the SeseuVeentn Assem-
bly, isjficj ofibat city.
Iz.ac C4-den, all ole and prominent cit
lieu Il N,nard County, III, an 1855 Re
publican, has forsaken President Grant aud
his um=rous family, and enlisted in the
army OF Reform.
VII ian T. Post, Republican member o.
the New York Assembly from Chemung
County ia 1864 and 1865 repudiates Grant
and is cne ofthe signers for a Greeley Re
publican County Convention.
Ralph Richards, Republican momber of
the New YORK Assembly from Washington
County in 1858, repudiates Grant and is
nov a mem0 Der of the Washington County
Greeley Republican Committee.