Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03
And still They Come.
MNaison ncm ocr.


many and some So PROMINENT that We
must be pardoncd Tor insertinga sl,ort
list Wemight I'LL our paper with names
of republicans who are now out dor
Hancock and English,
Ex-senator Thompson, Indianapolis.
personal and political friend of the late
Oliver L. Morton,
Hon, Henry W, Harrington, green.
hack candidate for goeenorof Indiana,
i'll 1876, when he was endorsed hy
many republicans
Lewis iovclCss, Il prominent repuhli.
can Of Pike county, Ind. and formerly
Il candidate of his party for congress.
Hon, +, u, Sclomhridgc, Of rewc
lhutC, Ind MIR. Sclomhridgr is attor-
nev for the indianapolis and 81. Louis
railroad, has hccu III the legislature
several times as u republican
g. H. Felscuthal, of rerrc llaute, Ind,
Who was secretary 81 the rrpuh6-
can county committee in lSeG
Peter Wilson, leading lawyer of
Suecter, IN, am active republican until
Gariicld'S nomination,
;, ", Moulton, "A former republican,
mrmSrr If congress from Illinois, and
Judge MocSer y republican county
Judge
Captain Romeo II start OF 'M,ling-
ton, W., heretofore one 1T the StMnch-
est republicans IN the Green Mountain
state, addressed Hancock aud I'm,
yhsh ratification meeting the other
evening, Atthpcuncmslon of his pow
Crlul address, many who began listen
ing to HIM rs republicans seized him
by the hand and declared themselves
with him heart and soul
Hilton Rowan Helper author II
The Impending Crisis
John Grover, Cranberry \ ~. tntlu-
cntial citizen,
N H. pnsmore, president Of ADAMS
express company.
Col George Williamson, Atc United
States minister a. Central America
Judge stevens, Of Humboldt, and the
Hon J. ~ Baldwin, Of storey county,
Nevada have resigned thcir positions
on the republican state central com
mitrC Of that state and have pre-.
nounccd in lavorof Hancock and Eng
lish
Daniel Il Goodloe. Of Washington,
q republican Of the old school, south
ern aholitiuniSt for thirty years, and 1T
enc time IN emancipation commits
sioncr under Lincoln
Edward Butler, editor ~ the New
Haven Pdihnijum. Il recent staunch re-
publican organ
The editor of the Elmorc Mich A
Ga;o9c, which NOW supports Hancock
was Il supporter Of Hayes in 1876
Eugene y, l'rayis, Of Westchcster, s.
T. Mr.. Travis was in lS16 the repuh-
lean candidate for surrogate Of his
county
Mr. 4 Read chairman Of the ~
county, n. Y,
DR. l.. ". Read, general vi
Pennsylvania
Col. John \, Whimpy, heretofore \
prominent republican lntieorgn,
John 7. Long, Of = Louis, one Of
the most prominent Grant men Of thc
west
Hon. George Il. Vending 81 st
Louis, 4 leading republican and az.
mcmber of congress.
w. 4. Guthrie, Fayetteville y q.
prominent m state politics
Colonel James l.. Marsh Kansas,
City, Mo. formerly republican, writ,
that ne Will take the stump ~ Iowa for
Hancock lie j. nj able lawyer and
fine speaker
Tie Washington county Bomoerd
says that Isaac Gilmore of Councils.
Vile, Faycttc county, Penn, has seven
sons, all voters, heretofore staurh re-
pubicans, have all come ont for
Hancock, and know all about him.
The New Haven tDioa says The
Hancock Veteran Legion If this city.
keeps on taking members by thcs score.
Among the republican recruits i Cap.
tain james T. Townsend of the old
Fourtccnti. who il enthusiastic for the
hero Of Gctty-buig' Charles n Poe,
OK register Of votes Of New llavcn u
prominent citizen, and hitherto Il lead
lng republican, has come out for Han
cock aud English