Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22
WHERE THE INDEPENDENTS
ARE GOING.

The "W'orld" print the following list of
Tilden men, which comprises the names
not only of those who have lately been
classed us Literal Republicans,' and ''In-
dependents" but of. a number of gentle
men whe have, until the present canvass,
been actively identified with the Republi-
can party:
Charles Francis Adams, of Massachu-
sets,
Andrew G. Curtin, Pennsylvania "War
Governor.
Ex-senator Trumbull, of Illinois.
David n. Wells, of Connecticut.
William Cullen Bryant, of New York.
Parke Goodwin. of New York.
Gideon Welles, President Lincoln's Sec
rotary of the Navy.
Justice. David Davis, of the Supreme
Court, United States.
Elk Governor Austin Blair, the "War
Governor of Michigan.
Elk Governor B. Gratz Brown, of Mis-
souri,.
George W. Julian, candidate for Vice
President on the Free-Soil ticket, 1852.
Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky.
General John M. Palmer, ex Governor
of Illinois.
General William F. Bartlett, of Massa-
chusetts.
Prof. W. G.. Sumner, of Yale College,
who wrote the Republican State platform
CT 1874, and who has now written the
strongest letter of the kind yet published
in behalf of Tllden.
Prof. A. L. Perry, Williams College,
the distinguished political economist.
Colonel Augustus Fl. Fem, the Repub-
lican candidate for Lieutenant Governor
of Connecticut last year.
Frank W. Bird, Massachusetts,, the foun-
der of the Republican party.
Elk Congressman John f. FarnsWorth,
of Illinois.
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., of Massa-
chusetts.
Henry Brooks Adams, of Massachusetts.
Colonel Nicholas Smith, representing
the Greeley family.
George w. Fenton, of Chautauqua,
brother of senator Fenton.
Colonel Fred A. Conkling, of New York
brother of Senator Conkling.
'Fighting Joe" Hooker.
Charles A. Dana, editor of the Sun"
Col. Alex. K Mcclure, editor of the
Philadelphia "Times."
Judge Henry r. Selden, of New York.
Howard Potter. Of New York.
Charles G.. Davis, of Massachusetts.
Elk Senator Ross. of Kansas.
Elk VI NCUl
Elk Senator COWan, OfPennSylvanla.
e. S. Cleveland, late Republican Post
master Of Hartford, Conn.
D. D. S. Brown, of Monroe county.
General E. E. Jones, of Broome county.
|. Judge Edwin A. Reynolds, of Orleans
county.
Colonel Charles James, Of Orleans coun-
ty.
Porter Sheldon, of Chautauqua county.
Elk Governor David P. Lewis, the last
Republican Governor of Alabama.
Judge Daniel S. Gooding, Lincoln Elec-
tor at Large in Indiana, 1854.
Elk Congressman James NJ. Ashley, of
Ohio.
General Jacob Brinkerhoff, of Ohio.
Judge Hoadley, of the Supreme Court OF
Ohio, Supported Hayes for Governor last
year.
E. w. Kittridge, the eminent lawyer of
Cincinnati. who supported Hayes last year.
Charles Reemelin, of Cincinnati. who
supported Hayes last year.
Emil Hoffman, IF Cincinnati, who sup
ported Hayes last year.
Elk Lieutenant Governor Jacob Mueller,
of Ohio, elected on the Republican ticket
in 1871, who supported Hayes last year.
Judge J. C. Stallo, of Cincinnati, who
supported Hayes last year.
frederick Hassaurek, late editor of the
Cincinnati "Volksblatt," who supported
Hayes last year.
August Theme, editor of the Cleveland
"Wachter am Erie" who supported Hayes
last year. -
Colonel Edward Jussen, of Chicago,
brotherin-in-law of Carl Shurz.
FIX Governor Koerner, of Illinois.
General Franz Sigel, of New York.
The eminent Germans last named who
have abandoned the Republican party to
support Gov. Tilden, represent the great
voting rank and file of the Germans in
America. There is not a single German
of national reputation, with the solitary
exception of Carl Schurz, who now trains
under the banner Of zach Chandler"