The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-06-22
HAYS AND WHEELER.
Ratification Meeting Mt tho Court
House Last Monday Evening.

The Hays and Wheeler Ratification
Meeting met at the Court House and
organlzedby elcctlng Hon. n. B.Browu
Chairman, and B. NJ. Danford, Secrc-
tary.
The Chair stated the object of the
meeting to be general lore feast, where
Republicans, regardless OF former diff
forenccs, was expected to give their
opinion of the platform and nominees.
Expressed himself not only satisfied but
gratilied, and predictcd that the elector-
al vote of thirty States would be cast for.
Hays, and that Andrew county would
give 100 majority for the ticket.
On request, j. A. Sanders read the
plau 'rm adopted at Cincinnati, which
was loudly applaudcd.
In answer TO repeated calls. S. +.
Seely addressed the house at some
length, and the sentiment that with
Hays and Wheeler, there is no such
thing as Radical, Liberal. or Indcpcn-
dent, but that we are all Republicans,
was heartily approved.
j. A. Sanders endorsed the platform
and candidates, was for Hays and free
schools. Proved from the Record of the
party in Missouri, that we have nothing
to hope for from Democracy, and that
the nomination of Hays and Wheeler is
triumph of Liberalism.
w. S. Greenlec is buckeye. and for
Hays.
Z. Mcrccr-of Ohio, is IIazy and
SAYS Missouri must be redeemed, and
that that is the work which We must do.
\. Dobbs spoke for Hays and Wheel
cr.
j. II. Tyncr says he was for Blaine,
but was changed in the twinkling of an
eye to Hays.
August Schuster endorses Hays and
Wheeler.
j. b. Majors culogized Ohio and her
tayorite son, Hayes.
Judge j. Il. Caldwell is for the nom
inees.
5. Frodsham, F. NJ. says if he is a
member of the bread and butter brig
adc, he will talk for the nominees.
\. S. Chittcndcn is not Buckeye,
but his wife is, and they are both fol
Hays.
b. NJ. Daniord, says tally ono for him
sim III. Trump, of the Independent
Province, spoke long and hard for Hays
o. L. Paul is 4 buckeye, and al righ
Of course.
A. Baker, colorcd, of Kentucky, is ioi
Hays. because he is Il Republican.
+. NJ. Taylor spoke for Hays and tho
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lican Parry.
Prof. j. w. Wilkcrson is for Hays ant
free schools.
Capt. j. II. Clark is for Hays and frc'
schools.
Hon. L. T. Dickcy, Capt. Caldwell
c. \. Whitaker, +. NJ. Mitchell, An
drew Barr, |. n. Webster, 7. NJ. Bar
nett, L. W. JOY, ID. c. Stotts, James r
Watts, DR.. Wilkcrson. Allen Elliott
VIM. Allen, Il. Sanborn, l.. T. White
c. Luce, Capt. VIM. Clark. A. T.. Far
ley, - Parker, V. Faircs, each spok
for Hays.
| L. kirker said the meeting rcminde,
him OF the three bows cnquiring of eac
other of .hc occupation of their fathers
the first said his was blacksmith; til
second said his was II carpenter; and tn
third said his was 4 Methodist, but ha
not done much at the business lately
lie seen 4 good many Republicans pres
ent who had not been doing much ut tn
business, but that their presence CAV
additional assurance of success.
Oscar Smith said he had not been dc
ing much at the business lately, bu
would woik for the ticket.
VIM. Sargent compared Hays to Lir
coin, and said victory was certain, an
that he could feel ii in the air
A Hays Club was then formed, wit
forty-six members, and with S. +. Sec
", President; n. b. Brown, Nicc-Prcs
dent; j. b. Majors, Secretary, and j. i
Tyncr, treasurer. Meets Saturday ever
ing the 9th.
Adjourned with three hearty cheers.
n. B. BROWN, Chm.
B. NJ. DANFoRD, Scc'y.