The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-15

sio"'fu lCitCi, OIL ScY York.
Charles G. Davis. of Massachusetts.
Ex-senator Ross of Kansas.
Ex-senator Upton. OF Nebraskn.
Ex-senator Cowan, of Pennsylvania.
L. 5. Cleveland. late Republican
postmaster OF Hartford Connecticut.
y. ID. S. Brown, Of Monroe County.
General L. L. Jones, Of Broomc
County.
Judge Edwin A:Rcynold8, of Orleans
County.
Colonel Charles james, Of Orleans
County.
Porter Sheldon, of Chast2uaun
County.
Ex-Governor David z. Lewis, the
last Republican Governor OF Alabama.
Judge Daniel S. Gooding, Lincoln
Eleetor-at-lnrgo in Indiana, 1861.
Ex-Congrcssnnn James II. Ashley,
Of Ohio.
General Jacob Briukcrhon, Of Ohio.
Judge lTOadlcy, OF the Supreme
Court of Ohio; supported Hayes for
Governor last year.
L. W. Kit.ridgc, Tho eminent lawyer
OF Cincinnati; supported Hayes last
year.
Charles ReeInGlin. OF Cinc;nr.ii,
who supported Hayes last year.
Emil HOLMAN, of Cincinnati, who
supported Hayes last year. ..
Ex-Lieutenant- C oyernoc Jacol, SIUol-
Ter, OF Ohio, elected on the Republican
ticket in 1871, who supported Hayes
last year.
Judge J. d. stal!o, of Cincinnati,
WHO supported Hayes last year.
Frederick Hassaurck, late editor Of
tho Cincinnati Toik,Iigu, who sup
ported Hayes last year.
August Thieme, editor of the Cleve.
land Haeiter an Erie, who supported
Hayes last year.
Colonel Edward Jussen, OF Chicago,
brother-in-law Of Carl Shurz.
Ex.Governor Koerncr, Of Illinois.
General Franz Sige!, of New York.
The eminent Germans last named.
who have abandoned the Republican
party to support Governor TilJen, ie-
present the great voting rank and file of
the Germans III America. There is not
single German OF national reputation,
with the solitary exception OF Carl
Shurz, WHO now trains under the ban
ner of Zach Cl,undIcr."
= Let our Democratic exchanges mass
around the list and let Democrats snow
1t to their dcccat Republican ncishbors.
Where nn Adams leads i. 20 safe for
them to follow.
Hinton Rowan Helper, author of
Impending Crisis in the South" orig
inal Republican. .......
Senator Doolittle, OF Illinois, Re
publican United States Senator for
many years.
Judge Cation, e5-Ci.icf Justice OF IL
linois, lifelong friend of Lincoln.
soIE or THE WAR GESEI:Ay5 WHO sUP-
PORT TGLDES IND HENDRICKS.
Major-Gcmeral Nc Clellen.
Major-Gcrerul Hancock.
Major General Hooker.
Mnjor-Goneral Badly Smith.
Major-GencraI !3JdcuIu.
Mnjo:-G.nrral Franklin.
MajUr-Gcncral Bartlett.
Mnjor-Goneral Sigcl.
Major-GencrN Mc CandIcq4.
Maj General Me CIernand.
Mijo;-Gcneral Morgan, OF Ohio.
1t occurs To orr mind thal neither
tho pairiOtism;- intelligence or loyalty
OF these gentleman can be consistently
jmpugIcl, and when such :"ca Goa no
longer inlor8o the actions OF the Re-
publican patty, it il high time thnt ia
rulc should cen5o; and no honest man
need fear Ike commission OF an error in
following their lead. In fact, there Is
but one source Of hope for correction
OF tho InultitudiuuuS evils that bcsct
our country, aud that Is IN the over
throw Of the party which has r;ogti.
tuted every department OF the Govern
mons, and through lis corIupliug in
f!ucncCs disgraccd tho nation in the
eyes Of the civilized world.