The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-14
Republicans Who Support Hancock.

I The col. Werner Bnrus Association Of New York
has ftsolycd iiseli into political club and Il vii
AHancock club Al Magnesium Grene county
/ Pa, has twenty-five straight Republicans on the rOi
/ Nj aeorgc bullock. n leading Republican manu-
heluret q Montgomery tlis Ftat,a IN au Interview
/ Us the Pros, that he viii support 1en. Hanceck.
Gnlotirl James Marsh Kansas cits No former
ly Repnhiican write that ne Mil iake the stumr
ia Iowa Tor Hancock ic is an able lawyer and hns
{ speaker.
SONS an y0icr. heretofore stauneh Republicans
haF5 all culne ont for Hancock. 1hu boys wcrv III
/ che war with Hancock and know al about him.
Tho veterans Ia Milwaukee tMisl have formed q
. Hancock legion. commanded by tapt A. ,. Lang
worthy, who has hcen NJ to The prcsent time .
( prominent member 0f the Republican party
I Baldwin. OF siprey cnitnty Negada have resigned
I their positions on The Republican STATE CcniIa
I Hancock and Enelish.
] capt 4. n. Fisknm, County Commissioner Of Clay
county. Minnesota a scanGineyian 81 innnense ~
fiskom was an old soldier VI the Firth Wisconsin
zen Ian nntteraeld Cen M,hdes chief siai
who gretc the order assigning Hancock 90 The com.
unnd Of all the iorres la tho held Al ectiysbun. and
who has been Republican for mauy Year,, has
Z tieorgc W NorthFidge. writes TO the National
I pcmOcrAtic Commiiieo.-"i am q wounded soldier
Of The late war having lost my right eye. wheel
into line as a voting democrat ! am heFchiteth
I Democrat l always voted the Republican ticket
Z That parry has disgraced Itself II i lost
capt T. Kelly = out with letter addressed 10 MI.
Tohn il Rraily tf,sifl,t N the Finh asssnhly dis
trict Republican association Pa in which he resigns
irpm The organization and cspousgs The cause 81
I John l. Ecdirk acknowledgement politician,
I who has bsvn ono of the heading Republicans ~
NEBRASKA for twenty year publishes LETTER sever
. lug bis connection with the Republican party and
I giving numerous reasous therefor Ills dcseulon
will CREATE considerable comment
On The rrgilar Democratic camIalgn eluh OF
. d NJ
cans A Mr.. ". X Atkinson. a prminent business
man % that sectiou bot rvcgniiy delegaie from
thai town 10 the Republican county convention, j.
I ouepokcn for Hancock and English.
lam II. foWcn prominent hcpnhliean of eastern
Maine, a ~vli-kuoaa lnemlSr Of nc feaoteeoi taI.
and hpthcr of cxgougIcssinan lew iMwtn has
i0inei Plaisfcfi club az Newport aud VIII DO all m
his power 10 elect tea raislcd and the Union ticket
live ether Republicans have Joined the salny club
OF the surviving friends and counsellor, Of Abrg-
ham Lincoln, npnv were closer ~ um OF better Ne
loved BY hun Than lyman Iumbgl. john ". IA
Ber and David Davis. Lyman Irnmbnll y me
Democratic candidate for Governor u Illinois John
a. Palmer Is warmly supporting him and j. an
hunorcd mcuihcf OF this ncmucfulie organization,
and David DAVIS has pronounced toy Hancock.
Lows J. Martin, OF bCckcrtoWE y. J., Whiting -
the National Democratic commaec. al New YORK,
under date oi Angus; says We have Just organ
iEcd a Hancock club with lOi mcmhUrs. Three lite.
long Republicans who have always No'cl the Re
publican ucke, came oai publicly al the Gloss Of tue
meeting and signed their names 10 our roll OF mem
bership. There are Others Who viii i0il0w suit our
public meeting was a grand success. We look iof
larger majority than y &c have ever given,
Judge smith, OF HeTkimer. and Jacob smell, OF
Fort Plain. Montgomery county, two well known
sthlwAu and influential Republicans, addressed The
Democracy % tnnaluharic, On FRIDAY Of last week,
ON The occasion of the Hancock aud English banner
raising al that place. Exshcrn Wagner has also
come out fNr Hancock. These are changes OF no
little importance, as every one Of them has large
following The great Hancock boom Is booming al
along the line but earnestly if1u Af NoAadduC N.
~ BcpsibAfln
gentleman residing at Long swamp, Berks coun.
~ fCmnsyl gauiA writes To bis hruther In NuFTsfuWM
a. follows The Hancock boom is gradually gain.
thg ground here. A lifelong Republican, Captain
James Ncida late uf the one huudrd and my -hf,t
fennsgl yania yoluuieers WIN was severely wound
ed az The battle of GettyEautE, Is going 20 make
speech az Hancock station. r. +. K R, IN favor Of
Hancock. Thus for We can count fifteen n.liablc
Republicans who Will support Naucock-ten Of
whom have ounie ont openly. / DO not know a
single Democrat who will Noie iot Garfield