The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-13
Joining the Hancock Forces,

The impression gains ground among Re
pubiicauS that Garfield is not ''the coming
man Every day bears witness that dcser-
IONS are taking place from the ranks, and
tnat Hancock Is gaining Read this list
Dr. /. W Read. Surgeon General of pcnusyIva-
MIA say u avn Republican. 'ut Hancock viii
Why here sitting beside me. is C. L. y wee ~ Re
4 shall vote for Hancock suid Mr.. Nvcc---
George Bullock. a lcadfu. mauutacturcr of Con
shonocken lIuuIaunery county. is n I.rsnlfrient
success OF the party lie now goes for Gen. Han
Major General \. L. Pearson. oTPit;s shurph. dis
tinSulshed himself during the OF the rebellion
and has since borne prominent part as a Bcpub-
announced his purpose % vote for his Old com
mander he chairman ot the Republican Exec-
utiyc Committee OF Pittsburgh
General C. = Hamilton. late United states Mar
slal for Wisconsin. has written letter pred ctiu..
the election of Hancock and anu0u ncinr his ;.rr-
pose t. support him
Captain T.. Y. Fiskom, county commissioner Of
Clay county Minnesota. q scandinavian OF iufiu-
ence IN that county Has declared for General Han
CeCA- captain fi>kum was an old soldier of the
Eitth W Wisconsin volunteers.
: W. Moultou, former Republican member Of
congress from Illinois and Judge MuesScr, Rei.ub
ltcan County udgc, astonishcd the Republicans of
ShetDyNilIe, Illinois by openly declaring for Han
Lewis LoveIcss, q prominent Republican OF Pike
county Indiana. and formerly candidate of his
IHi.te InI SohSIgs has rcuouuced his connection
I'm Nm lie hclGhlle.u organization and is out for
Peter. Wilson, u prominent Republican LAWYER.
headS the call Tor Hancocl club at Streater. III
Inc SNitoI Vl tle EslnuTe lallch-) Gazette. which
1876. -- - -i-
Colonel John a. Whimpy. heretofore q prominent
Republican in Georgia. has announced his irfaD.
tiou 90 vote for Hancock
Captain T. Kelly Is out with n letter 4, 4 i -os-, tn
MI -iohu n brady President OF the Firm Assem-
biy District Republican Association. in which no
resigns from the organization and espouscs the
cause OF Hancock and English
Colonel Janus + Marsh. kansas CITY. No. for
mcrIy Republican, writes that he will take the
stump In Iowa for Hancock. He is an able LAWYER
ana hnc speaker.
A Hancock and E1gIfsh club with almost 400
members h1s been organized in Cedar Rauiis
Iowa Hon. John ". Henderson. heretofore an
independent Aepuolc1n- was elected prcSid cnr.
ulnlu much enthusiasm. This Is the first Demo
cratic club organized ia that city for many wears
and the large number that Joined caused n sur
prise TO all
Judge stevens, OF Humboldt, and the Hon. 7. u.
i5idNin- OF storey county Nevada have resigned
their positions the Republican State (-eTfraI
Committee of that State and have pronounced rrr
Hancock and English
Daniel 7. Beatty. the well known piano and or
gan man ltact turcr of shiugtuu. y J. writes 20
the New ork sun that there are tvvcflfyfve lfe-
puolcaus and seven Grecuhacker= i'm his arnrIa,-
VINO viii vote Tor Hancock and English
A senlIeman residing No Lon swamp. Bcrlls
county writes 70 his brother la NorristoWu a. i1l
lows The Hancock boom is gradualIv sra fuiu..
ground here. lifelong Republican. t'lr.tafn
James Nelda- late of the One hundred and uIty-
hrt iennsy lyauia volunteers. who was -everiy
wounded az the battle of Gettysburg. is going to
make q speech at Hancock Station. T. L. H. Il In
favor Of Hancock. Thus far we can count fifteen
hepNhllcans who VIII vote for Hancock-ten OF
whom nave come out openly. 7 do not know a
single Democrat who viii vote for Garfield
1he fCshiDgfoH County Democrat saws that TSaa,
GtimouT. OF touncllsYilIc. Fayettc county Isa
anu his even sons, an voters, heretofore stauuch
about him.