Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-25
III It Of Republican OBJECTIONS.
From the New York Express,

The sneering illustrations of the
ultra Republican press to the slime
servers and place-seokers," and it
calls those gentlemen in the party
ranks who have had the hardihood
to desert a candidate because his
record disqualifies him for the high
est Office in the peoples gift, are
best answered-if indeed, they are
worthy of reply-by the names of
the gentlemen themselves. With
great care and painstaking the EX-
press has prepared list of some
of those more prominent members
of the Republican party who have
thus far placed themselves on rec
ord for Winfield S. Hancock and
his worthy associate on the Presi-
dental ticket, William II. English.
The names are given below:
Leonard w. Jerome, of New
Y ork city.
Horatio King, of New York city.
Gen. Patrick H. Jones, of New
York city.
General Butterfeld, of New
York city.
Hon. Eli Thayer, of Massachu-
sets.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, of
Massachusetts.
Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin,
of Pennsylvania.
w. B. Dinsmore, President Ad-
ans Express Company.
John Hoey, Superintendent Ad-
ans Express Company.
Hon. John w. Forney, the edi-
tor of the Progress.
Edward Butler, editor of the
New Haven Palladium, q recent
staunch Republican organ.
Hinton Rowan Helper, author Of
"The Impending Crisis"
Hon. S. w. Moulton, recently q
Republican member of Congress
from Illinois.
Judge Moeser, County Judge,
Shelbyville, Ill.
| Mr.. A. Read, Chairman of the
Republican Central Committee of
Sullivan county, N. Y.
Hon. George r. Vending, of
st. Louis, leading Republican
and ex-member of Congress, will
take the stump for Hancock and
English. He will be remembered
as the gentleman who replied eff
fectively to Colonel Ingersol's lee
ture on "Hell."
| Colonel John A. Wimpy, hereto
fore prominent Republican OF
Georgia. He will vote and work
for Hancock.
Hon. Lewis Loveless, of Pike
county, Indiana, an able lawyer
and fine speaker.
Peter Wilson, leading lawyer
of s;treeter, ILL.,, an active Republi-
can until Garfeld's nomination
Mr.. Wilson has never held office,
aud has no predictions in that d.
! rection.
Gen. f.. w. Barber, of Michigan
Gen. Barber succeeded Gen. Ter
rell as Third Assistant Postmaster.
General at the instance of bis
, staunch friend, the late Zachariah
, Chandler.
Col. George Williamson. late
United States Minister to Central
America. Mr.. Williamson is a rep
resentative Southern man of wealth
, and influence, residing in New
, Orleans.
, Daniel X. Goodloe, of Washing.
) ton, Republican of the old school,
, a Southern abolitionist for thirty
: years, and at one time an Enamel
( patton Commissioner under Lincoln,
/ Gen. Pearson, of Pittsburg, Pa,
5 whose recent declaration for Han.
\ cock caused so much dismay 70
: Republicans 10 Western Pennsyl-
! vania.
HeDry Is. Hayes, the wealthy
. Republican coal operator, of ALE
, gan county, Pa. Mr.. Hayes did
: brilliant work as Colonel of a Reei.
: ment during the war; was Secre.
5 tary OF Legation to Denmark is
: now leader and guide in matters
political, and exercises an influence
y over thousands Of voters in tho BIZ
: luminous coal regions.
Messrs. Bullock, the millionaire
manufacturers Of Pennsylvania.
, During the war the firm bearing