The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
LINCOLN REPUBLIcANs WHO SUP
rr1 PORT TILDEN. daa adHtl
From the New York WOrld.l
Charles Francis Adams, Msssachu-

Charles Francis Adams, Msssachu.
setts.
Andrew G.s Curtin, Pennsylyania
War Governor. ea.s..,gi .oJs.ni.--es
Ex-senator Trumbull, Illinois.
David A. Wells, Connecticut. a4
William Cullen Bryant, New York.
Parke Goodwin, New York. itst.
Gideon Welles, Lincoln Secretary
Of the Navy. ,s..f,rs...q aqi = 5.-ea .,i
! Justice David Davis, United States
Supreme Court. So ..e,.,...s~z
Austin Blair. Michigan War Gov
ernor. .......5,.-s.4 s.s-i. y5;rsias.
Ex-Governor B. Gratz Brewn. Mis-
s0nri. 80 .,.,5fl., E... ,ss,~
George w, Julian. candidate for
Vice President on the Free-Ssil tick
ct, 1852. :, ~ f..u.a.s. s..t,s.t.. -,
Cassius y. Clay, Kentucky. lbno.ss.
General J. N. Palmer. Ex-Governor
of Illinois. ,.l,...,,..,o s.rif,,,T .n.,1
General William F. Bartlett, Aassa-
chuetts. ~ ,.,5.s..s, .-fs f...g
Professor W. 6. Summer, Yale Col
lege, who wrote the Republican State
platform in 1874, aud whe has now
written the strongest letter Of the kind
yet published in behalf Of Tildsn.
Professor A. L. Persy, Williams
College, the distinguished political
'oaoe'' tinT- bi. .i5asi- "a
Colonel Augustus II. Fenn, Repub-
lican candidate for Lieutenant Govern
or of Connecticut, ,;s.,, -s.o ~ tai,l
Frank W.Bird, Massachusetts, found
er Of the Republican party. .sa. }
Ex-Congressman, J. E. Farnsworth,
Illinois. g.,r- fsesst,4 sf.,t - si-s.
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., Massa-
chusetts. 's.a..s - =, 5.,s...s,,s -.
Henry Brooks Adams, Massachu-
setts. 4
Colonel Nicholas Smith, of the Gree
ley family. stsr ss -aall,.4 sis i.
Geo. w. Fenton, Chautauqua, broth
er of the, Senator. ai4.s i is.s...-7.
Colonel Fred. A. Conkling, New
York, brother of the Senator. 4.f,3 +.
Fighting Joe" Hooker. ri i.ss ace
Charles A. Dana, New York Sun.
Colonel Alex. X. Mcclure. Phila-
delphis Times. .,f.,.5.ss.f l.tsa s. -8s
Judge Henry Il. Selden, New York.
Howard Potter, New York. vi Gs1.
Charles 6. Davis Massachusetts. 8
Ex-senator Rsss, Kansas. 4ae.a
Ex-senator Upton, Nebraska, a,7lxs 8
Ex-senator Cowan, Pennsylvania.
E. S. Cleveland, late Republican
Postmaster, Hartford.
d. D. S. Brown, Monroe County.
General E. +. Jones. Broome Coun-
ty. h.Isa,esa bt4 sIol.i4et iazal IS
Judge Edwin A. Reynolds, Orleans
County. .r.sss ua.1-3sss .at0tsih
Colonel Charles James, Orleans
County. aaat zis-ssls-
Porter Sheldon, Chautauqua Coun-
ty. -lsss uss5.Iag 3 ia 3ss3lsaI, s15s
Ex-Governor David p. Lewis, the
last Republican Governor of Alabama.
Judge Daniel S. Goodin, Lincoln
Elector-at-large in Indiana in 1854 u
,Ex-Congressman jones NJ. Ashley,
Ohio. ~%
T. General Jacob Brinkerhoff, Ohio.
Judge Hoadiey, OF the Superior
Conrt, Ohio, supported Hayes last
year. aaD' a@ ps2= els - -
E.W. Kittredge, eminent lawyer Of
Cincinnati, supported Hayes last year.
Charles Reemelin, Cincinnati, sup-
ported Hayes last year. otqlei et'l
Emil Hoffman, Cincinnati. support
cd Hayes last year. od saAsfSi n7it!77
Ex.LieutenaBt-Gov jacob Mueller,
Ohio. elected on the Republican tick.
ct in 1871. supported Hayes last year,
/ Judge J. B. Stallo, Cincinnati, sup.
ported Hayes last year, '.'-., :.
Frederick Hassaurek, late editor
Cincinnati v volksblat, supported Hay ei
last year.
August Theme, editor Cleveland