The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-05
Economy ani Better Times. From the New York World.l

tCDu bilCauS Uifti lbAtI lttFIIti ents,' but of a number Of gentle men who have until the presen canvass been actively identified with the Republican party:
 Charled Francis Adams of Mas sachusetts.
 Andrew G. Curtin, Pennsylva nia's War Governor.
 Ex Senator Trumbull, of Hi nois.
 David A. Wells. of Connecticut
 William Cullen Bryant, of New York.
 Parke Goodwin, of New York.
 Gideon Welles, President Lin coln's Secretary of the Navy.
 Justice David Davis, of the Su. preme Court, United States.
 Ex-Governor Austin Blair, the "War Governor" of Michigan.
 Ex Governor B. Gratz Brown of Missouri.
 George w. Julian, candidate for Vice President on the Free Soil ticket, 1852.
 Cassius N. Clay, of Kentucky.
 General John M. Palmer, ex Governor of Illinois.
 General William F. Bartlett, ot Massachusetts
 Professor w. c. Sumner. oi Yale College, who wrote the Re. publican State platform of 1874 and who has now written the strongest letter of the kind vel published in behalf of Tilden.
 Prof. A. L. Perry, of Williams College, the distinguished politic- al economist.
 Colonel Augustus H. Fem, the Republican candidate for Lieu. tenant Governor of Connecticut last year.
 Frank w. Bird, of Massachu setts, the founder of the Republi can party.
 Ex Congressman John F. Earns worth, of Illinois.
 Charles Francis Adams, Jr., of Massachusetts.
 Henry Brooks Adams, of Mas sachusetts.
 Colonel Nicholas Smith, repre- the Greeley family.
 George w. Fenton, of Chautau- qua, brother of Senator Fenton.
 Colonel Fred. A. Conkling, of New York, brother of Senator Conkling.
 "Fightine Joe" Hooker.
 Charles A. Dana, editor of the Sun.
 Colonel Alex. K. Mcclure, edit or of the Philadelphia Times.
 Judge Henry R. Selden, of New York.
 Howard Potter, of New York.
 Charles G. Davis, of Massachu- setts.
 Ex- Senator Ross, of Kansas.
 Ex Senator Tipton of Neb. aska.
 Ex-Senator Cowan, of Pennsyl- vania.
 E. S. Cleveland, late Republican of Hartford, Conn.
 D. D. $. Brown, of Monroe County.
 General F. F. Jones, of Broome County.
 Judge Edwin A. Reynolds, of Orleans County.
 Colonel Charles James, of Or leans County.
 Porter Sheldon, of Chautauqua County.
 Ex Governor David P. Lewis, the last Republican Governor of Alabama.
 Judge Daniel s. Gooding, Lin coln Elector large in Indiana, 1864.
 Ex Congressman Ashley, of Ohio.
 General Jacob Brinkcnhon, of Ohio.
 Judge Hoadley, of the Supreme Court of Ohio; supported Hayes Tor Governor last year.
 E. w. Kittridge, the eminent .awyer of Cincinnati; supported Hayes fast year.
 Charles Reemelin, of Cincinna, 1i, who supported Hayes last year,
 Emil Hoffman, of Cincinnati, who supported Hayes last year.
 Ex Lieutenant Governor Jacob of Ohio, elected on the Republican ticket in 1871, who Hayes last year.
 Judge J. B. Stallo, of Cincin- lati. who supported Hayes last year.
 Frederick Hassaurek, late edit 'r of the Cincinnati Volksblatt, who supported Hayes last year.
 August Thieme, editor of the Cleveland Wachter am Erie, who supported Hayes last year.
 Colonel Edward Jussen, of Chi. ,ago, brother-in law of Carl Shurz. Ex Governor Koerner, of Ills.
 General Franz Sigel, of New York.
 The eminent Germans last nam d, who have abandoned the Re publican party to support Gov 'fnor Hidden, represent the great foting rank and file of the Ger. mans in Amenca. There is not single German of national repu ation, with the solitary exception If Carl Schurz, who now trains