Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-09-02
Out for Hancock.
GENTLEMEN NOW ON THE ANXIOUS
SEAT WILL PLEASE MOVE ALONG
AND MAKE ROOM FOR THE

AND MAKE ROOM FOR TUE
NEW COMERs.
Where are Hapcock's vote.
coming from ?-Xartford Courant.
The impression gains ground
among Republicans that Garfield
is not to be "the coming man. -
Every day bears witness that de-
sertions are taking place from the
ranks, and that Hancock is gain
ing. Read this list:
GENERALS, COLONIES, CAPTAINS. FDI-
ToR-, LAWYERS AND JUDGES
DR.. l.. W. Read, Surgeon Gen.
eral OF Pennsylvania, says: 81
am a Republican, but Harcock
will get my vote, and there are
thousands more like me. Why,
here, sittin beside me, is c. Nyce,
a Republican. Now, what are
you going to do, Nyce 3? 81 shall
vote for Hancock" said Mr.. Nvce.
Gen. G. S. Hamilton, late Uni
ted States Marshal for Wisconsin,,
has written n letter predicting the
election of Hancock, and announc.
ing his purpose to support him.
Capt. p. V. Fiskom, County
Commissioner of Clay county,
Minn., Scandinavian of Influence
in that county, has declared for
Gen. Hancock Captain Flskom
was an old soldier OF the FIFTH
Wisconsin volunteers.
S. w. Moultop, a former Repub-
lican member of Congress from
Illinois. and Judge Moeser, Re
publican county Judge, astonished
the Republicans of ShelbyviIle,
illinois, by openly declaring for
Hancock and English.
The Plttsburg Post announces
that Col. IL. H. Hayes, a we'll
known business man of that citv,
bas declared for Hancock. The
Colonel was an officer in the cav
airy during tue war, has long been
Republican, and frequently rep
resented his district both on Re-
publican County Committees and
IN Republican Conventions.
Lewis Loveless, prominent
Republican, of Pike county, To-
diana, and formerly a candidate
OF his party for Congress, has re-
n"uuced his connection with the
Republican organization, and is
out for Hancock and English.
Peter Wilson, a prominent Re-
publican lawyer, heads the call for
a Hancock club at Streater, Ill.
The editor of the Eimore Mich. }
Gazette, which now supports Han
cock, Was supporter of Hayes in
in 1876.
Col. John A. Whimpy, hereto
fore a prominent Republ can in
Georgia, has announced his in
tention to vote fer Hancock.
Capt. Kelly is ont with u letter
addressed to Mr.. John Fl. B,ady,
President Of the Fifth Assembly
District Republican Association
lu which he resigns fiom the or
ganiza:ipn and espouses the cause
of Hancock and English.
Col. James E. Marsh, Kansas
City, Mo-, formerly a Republican,
writes that he will take the stump
in Iowa for Hancock. He ia an
able lawyer aud 4 fine speaker.
CEDAR RAPIDS SURPRISED.
A Hancock and English club,
with almost four hundred mems
bers, has been organized in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. The Hon. John w.
Henderson,, heretofore an Inde-
pendent Republican, was elected
President amid enthusiasm.
TWO REPUBLICAN COMM TTEFMEN.
Judge s evens. of Humboldt,
and the Hon. j. d. Baldwin, OF
Storey county, Nevada, have re-
signed their positions ON the R,~
publican Central Committee of that
State, aud have pronounced for
Harcock aud English.
TWO NEW HAVEN REPUBLICANS.
The New Haven Union Gays !:
'The Hancock Veteran Legion OF
THE city keeps on taking in mem
bers hy the score. A mong the
Republican recruits is Capt. james
L. Townsend, of the old -Four
leenth, who is enthusiastic for the
hero OF Gettysburg" =
Cha,les N. Poe, ex register OF votes
"f New Haven. a prominent citi-
zen, aud hitherto Il leading Re-
publican, has come out for Hau.
cock and English. Mr.. Poe was a
Union soldier, who believes that
1t is pretty safe to entrnst the gov
ernment tor four years to the man
who saved it. aud will consequent
ly wo, and vote that way.
A REPUBLICAN FAMILY OF EIGHT.
The Washington County d mo
crat SAYS that Isaac Gilmore, Of
Connellsville, Fayette county,
Pennsylvania, aud his seven sone,
all voters, heretofore staunch Re
pnblicaDs, have all come out for
Hancock The hOvs were in the