The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-25
Republicans Who Support Hancock.
ROLL or HONOR.

Gen Hancoeks old army eomudcs arr railylng Il
bis support BY thousands. Ia Philadelphia alone
thcrc arr no less than twenty hancock clubs mum.
bering in the aggregate 5u00 men All q whom have
party.
York under President Lincoln, has deelap f6r Han
cock, Us has also Mayor oyerssoltz Of q, Louis,
Among recent converts 10 Hancock Is fynus Coop
CT. prominent business man Of jamaica L. l. lie
was soldier Ia the Second Cops and his vote this
fail viii be the first he ever east for a Democrat
he says No soldier that ever saw Gen. Hancock.
on the field Of battle could have the heart 10 vote
against him.
Ben G Truman. war correspondents Of the Phila
delphia Pres, during the late war. has announced
Col Noah /. Cochep. brooklyn. New York. vet.
cram, member Of The Thirteenth ward Brooklyn
Association, says the Republican leaders no longer
represent Republican principles that Gen. Hancock
proved his devotion 60 the Constitution and the
Union during the Rebellion: and William snedeker.
once member Of the Republican General Commit
tee, md member OF tho Union League OF King
county View York. resigns from the Thirteenth Ward
Republican eonimiilse, saying that he Is for Han
cock, who promises that the National Constitution
and the amendments shall hc preserved inyiolate
The following gentlemen have also resolved 10
WilllaIn A. Reed, Chairman Of the Republican
Central Committee, Sullivan county New York
Judge Moeser Shelbyyilie, illinois, Republican
County Judge
s W Moai,on Republican Representative in
NongreS nom Illinois IN 1851. President OF the
board q kdncaton Of lilinois bead Of the Blu
reau OF Education Ia the District ofs'niumbia
Col. y. W Aagraw Of the one Hundred aud Six.
tenth kegimeni q PenasylYa Volunteers
Hon T. y. scldomridge, Terrc Haute Indiana
ls5a y
Ephfaim Radasere a prominent German Of Ken
kuk, Iowa, recently Chairman Of the RrnubIicart
County Committee Of Lee county
{. 6 Gilman Of fldora a leading citizen OF North
en- Iowa, and lifelong Republican
Judge Alexander White OF Texas whom uuyes
wanted 10 appoint Federal Judge year % tygo aeo
The Il Mars LfhtfHl, a leading Republican t,afer
Of Northwestern Iowa. has pulled down the Carield
ticket and run up that Of Hnncock .Jd English
special correspondent Of The Kew York norid
writing nom CataFaugus county ~ y says Re.
publican recruits b the Demacratie ranks ar. nu-
mefous and influential II is usually not polite b
print the NAMES OF Republican converts but when
such converts openly proclaim their conversion
AMI rike active art in the campaign rs presidents
Of Hancock clubs and the like there Il no impr6pri-
sly y making their names public. Among The in.
nacntial Republicans 81 Cnttaraugus county who
have rgnonnccd Garfield and all his works and nave
come OUT boldly for the Democratic candidates are
Joseph Vessel, OF Ailcgany, an influential fieruan
and great worker az the polls Ralph How II
seymour, J. y 1nshcr also u Allegany. Captain q
VI Willard and Captain @, W. Watkins. uf Randolnh
iheodore Lowe, Of kllicotigille. Michael ahean III
6rgat Valley, and Morgan Thorp
Ezra Hunter Horton. Of Sing sing New York
wrltes p the New York sna that he casts his iirst
vote this year aud started IN the Campaign a. 4 n,
publican, but y now convinced that Hancock And
English Is the best Ticket
beii1afnin q. Iolhurt, coiorcd lawyer Of Goshen
Indiana, aud heretofore a prominent repubilcnf,
poiinciAn. has declared ior Hancock and Enrlish
DR.. Van & Iettzer. aleading Republican OF i;aiuin
bus, q, has declared for Hancock and English