The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-11-08
ALL FOR REFORM.
The Men Who Were with the Re-
publican Party When II Had
a Mission
NOW FOR TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
For Refo RIM. Recommendation, Peace and
Prosperity. and n u nted Country gen
orally.

orally.
Edmund G.. Ross, Republican United
States senator from Kansas. i also active in
the same cause.
James L. Harvey, Mr.. Lincolns minister
resident to Portugal is an earnest supporter
of tho reform candidates.
Gideon Welles. Lincoln's secretary OF the
navy. is Jealous for reform. and therefore i'm
favor of Tilden and Hendricks
II. Gratz Brown, the first Republican chosen
to the United States Senate from Missouri.
is also for Tilden, Hendricks and reform.
Montgomery Blair, Iincoln's postmaster
general, is for Tilden and Hendricks, and is
making effective speeches in their support
Thomas w. Upton, the first Republican
United States senator from Nebraska. is also
untiring in his efforts for Tilden, Hendrick,
and reform.
William Sprague, the war governor of
Rhode Island, who went to the front for the
Union, is also now in favor of Tilden and
Hendricks.
Jacob Mueller, elected by the Republicans
lieutenant-governor of Ohio. is leading the
Germans of that state in almost solid column
for the reform cause.
John Bigelow. Mr. Lincoln's minister to
France, and Republican from the days of
for Tilden and Hendricks.
Gen. FiH Henry Warren, another Union
soldier, formerly postmaster general, is no
longer Republican, but is making speeches
for Tilden Hendricks and reform.
Gen. John +. Farnsworth. brave Union
soldier, afterwards Republican member Of
Congress from Illinois, Is now running upon
and supporting the reform ticket.
John NJ Palmer. distinguished Union
general; afterwards elected the Republican
governor of Illinois, made an active canvass
for Tilden, Hendricks and reform.
Andrew c. Curtin, the war governor of
Pennsylvania is devoting himself 10 the
overthrow of Grantism and the breaking
down OF the Cameron ring in that state.
David Davis, the intimate friend OF Mr..
Lincoln. and executor of his will. appointed
by him as justice of the United States
Supreme Court, is for Tilden and Hendricks
James r. Doolttle. fer twelve wears Re-
publican United States senator from Wis
consin. is indefatigable in his Iabors to over
throw Grantism and elect the reform candi-
dates.
James NJ. Ashley, the Republican mem
b,r of Congress vino moved the impeachment
81 Andrew Johnson, is opposed to the ini-
quities Of Grantism and supports the reform
candidates.
Henry X. Revels of Mississippi, the first
colored United States senator. is now earn
est in his efforts to secure peace to the South
and equality to all by the election of Tilden
and Hendricks
Gen. Henry w Slocum, who led ore wing
of Sherman's army in the "March to the
sea Republican before the war. is also in
favor OF reform and peace, instead of strife
and corruption.
Gen. Franz Sigel, with whom so many
Germans fought during the war, who was
elected register by the Republicans in 1871.
is now making gallant fight for Tilden and
Hendricks and reform.
Gustavus Koerner, Mr. LincOln's minister
To Spain, since elected by the Republicans
lieutenant governor of Illinois, helped TO
nominate Tilden and Hendricks at st.
Louis. and is now giving them an effective
support.
Lyman Trumbull, the first Republican
United States senator from Illinois, elected
by the Legislature chosen when Lincoln was
elected president, is now taking an active
part in the canvass for Tilden and Hen
bricks.
Gen. Joseph Hooker Fighting Joe, is
following up his gallant career through the
war by supporting the candidates vino are
i'm favor of peace when war is ended, and
against experimenting rebellion by corrup-
ton. He has had enough OF Grantism.
Peter H. Watson, who was assistant secre-
tary of war under l.. NJ. Stanton, i not only
supporting the reform candidates, but has
made an excellent speech setting forth,
from his own knowledge. Governor Tildens
services in behalf of the Union during the
war.
Frederick Hassaurek, Mr. Lincoln's min
lister to Ecuador. is one of the noble Ger
mans who aid the good fight for Tilden and
Hendricks. Many other of our representa-
tives abroad, appointed by Mr.. Lincoln. are
also now ranked among the friends of Til
den and Hendricks. !.
Cassius NJ. Clay. the champion of enamel
patton in Kentucky, at time when it in
yolved some danger to be such in slave
state, and Mr.. Lincoln's minister TO Russia,
is upon the stump, calling upon his old-time
associates to overthrow Grantism by the cleo
ton of Tilden and Hendricks.
Charles A. Dana, also assistant secretary of
war under Mr. Stanton, is earnestly in favor
of Tilden and Hendricks. and is making a
noble fight in the New York Sun for the
overthrow of Grantism. Thomas A. Scott,
the railroad monopolist. is the only one of
Mr. Stanton's assistant secretaries who sup
ports HAYES and Wheeler. He knows who
are in favor of railroad subsidies.
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