The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18
Republicans Who supper. Hancock
roll. OF HONOR.

Extracts Of letters received at the National Demo
cratic headquarters New York;
Carroll Foley, Secretary Of Hancock Club ut oil
City Pa, under date Of September :, writes " the
committee 81 never remember our party when u
was 50 enthusiastic and united. This district will
compare fayorably with any other in It's number u
converis--that Is men who will vote for Hancock
and English and sill consider themselves RePubl-
John w Lyle, OF coalmont Pa. writes 1--WE
have every prospect OF success IN this county which
mas, mas hsT ~ given hspnelean majority Old
are Democrats again"
$. II, Jenner OF san Francisco, Cal, writes 10 The
committee under date Of August - THE printers
OF this city have organized 'The Printers Hancock
and English Club" with membership OF 20l OF
whom forty seven have heretofore voted the Repub
our club al every meeting. The Republicans have
mied e torn an opposition club Of the sane kind,
The frsi campaign club ever formed in AeQuaka.
monk township was organized al the C1ift0n Grove
Hotel, Clifton \. J. last Saturday evening. ltk for
Hancock and English. A membership o. ffty was
enrolled in half an hour ChaS A. Abbott, q Re.
publican was elected President
Jas A. Huntley Of Union Grove, n. ", writes that
ne POSTMASTER Of that place, who was appointed by
W. 8 stevens. OF East Prospect York county Ia.
writes we Will poll the largest Democratic vote
IN this district Tilden had llS votes In 1876. We
now have Hancock club OF l5l mepber. -Four
teen Of The members have heretofore voted the Re-
publican ticket"
Judge Ransom H. Tyler, Of Fulton. osweso coun-
", n. u, a wel-known legal writer, twice elected
County Judge and once District Attorney, and hith-
erlo an influential Republican has announced his
intention Of supporting Hancock aud Engiish, as
has also VIM. Pcnfellow, a former active Republican
ureeenbaeker and good Union soldier, Of the same
The Association OF Conservative Republicans aud
independent Notcrs Of The United States, which has
~ headqnarten A q Wot Twenty fourth streei,
New YORK holds that the nominations at the Chica.
go Convention were detrimental 70 the best Interests
Of the country and OF the Republican party aud de-
re 70 secure The defeat OF The candidate nominated
a. the Convention for President OF the United States
Every member has pledged hls sacred honor not u
vote a the coming election for James A. Garfield for
President
s. eibson Barr. Secretary OF the Hancock Club AT
llollidaysbufg. Pa. writes I'VE have some Of Inc
most influential and prominent Republicans OF our
II. II. Hamilton, ofsayre bradford county. Pa I'm
2 letter Of the IN says We hnd many Republicans
Joining our ranks
A letter has been received by the National e,om
mlilee nom Cincinnati announcing thai the 4bsHd
dpN, daily German paper at Cincinnati heretofore
hspuollca mas since Saturday last repudiaied Gar.
neld ana declared for Hancock and English upon
the ground that II cannot cOiiscientiousy SUPPORT
men OF such character as the Republican nomlnees
~ Shafies narber President Of Democratic Club al
oshkosh Wis, writes under date Of september H.
"A Hancock club has been formed IN the town Of
i'OygAni IN this county. In 1876 Hayes received
Sssehssy soiss ~ that toSn THIS year Garfield viii
Republican votes there. The Republicans e0ncc,lc
Us IN this city soshkoshl go majority which will BE-
4 Democratic gain OF 100 The Democrats here are
counting ON over 100 majority"
Ex-Treasnrer spinner who is a good deal Of a
Is a Hancock man.
The organization throughout New York sity of
Hancock clubs composed exclusively OF men Who
have always vosed the Republican ticket Is runr ON
Ispldiy and presents one Of the most encouraging
ealnres OF The campaign. These clubs art entirely
isunet from The many clubs composed Of former
oldiers united without regRrd TO the political opn
ny tney hasr herc.oiore entertained aud called
ilaieotA anu hngilah veteran Associations" The
members u the Republican Hancock clubs are
nainly eElishs They Tsgari ihsassisss % ss
ago NOMINEES. The principal headquarters off
hubs i at the Westminster Hotel Among the proul-
,eht kepabilcahs who are taking al active pa1 Ia
iutierheld, Chauncey shafier, General Patrick n
ones and Col. A. J. A. Dngannc
Col forney ~ the Progress, announces the follow.
ng;-John Luther kingwalt, ESD. OF PHILADELPHIA l
100 has voted Tor every Republican President sinc,
30, Will vote for Gen. Hancock. Mr.. RlngwAll i |
y excellent Journalist and thorough debaief and /
I'LL do good service for the Democracy In the pres
ut ca mpaign. Mcssrs. AN. BemAn, Cleveland Ohio
no fnineas Tanning, Wilmington. Cal, have writ. |
~ ~ tSi forhey thelr Intention 10 vote for General
a correspondent OF the New York Saa1s zsisaag,
7 Kalamazoo, Mich, hot bed Of Repuhlieanlsm. |
rus mat among the members OF n Hancock club L
7 mat place twenty-five are former Republicans |
"a TWO of them are coiored men similar intelll- |
e Nc someS from every part Of Michigan.
MI John X, buchtel, a prominent iron and coal /
ran and Grant elector In 1872, recently presided
Z Hancock and English meeting at NeisonyiIe. |
The indianapolis SsGiad says that upwards or |
1rty Germans OF Tell City Ind have pronounced |
q hancoek. They voted for Hayes. but cant 60 |
Gen. R. N. Clarke. Of Carson, Nevada. one Of the |
a0st PfDminent Republicans IN that state has de-
JARED Tor Hancock, which has produced much ex- |
lleinent In the Republican ranks The chairman |
! The executive committee Of the Hancock club In
trRinla CITY writes that Democratic prospects for
arrying Nevada never were good as 10 this cou.
Captain ". cApron, prominent Republican Of |
onlieant Ohio--0arfields own dlstrict--has come |
nt ior Hancock. The Credit MOblller aud Deliolyer
ecorda were too strong for him
= X Beal, president OF the Hancock aud English |
iub % san AndrcRs. Calayefas county California |
Ays that Calayeras county will largely Increase IL
majority. -Four menben of the San |
.nirens Hancock club voted for Hayes Mr. |
'eal says - Many OF our Republicans are thor. |
ughly dissatisfied with Garfield and declare their
nrpese % give their influence 10 Hancock and
Mr. J. Norman Babcock, leading Republican
Anner OF Lagrange county, indiana, aud i prumi- |
snt srshger has announced his purpose 10 support
J. y; Waterman, Of Rockford. ILL.,, writes :--~our
andidAie for stnie Treasurer the President Of the
hancock Club OF this place has visited every Con-
fzslona district OF the state and he expresses him
Ell As greatly encouraged with the outlook and
avs our state ticke. beaded BY Trninbull aud the
'enoeratic electoral ticket viii have majority in