The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-08-08

Andrew ID. White, president OF Cor
hell university, announces that BIO shall
'ote for Cleysland.
OF the 81 members of the Cleveland
Hub in the village Of Candor, N. Y,
seven are prominent Republicans.
The wholesalers in the Clinton mark. |
et, Boston, have voted as follows
Cleveland, 81 ; Blaine, II. Last year
u similar canvass showed 80 for Robin
son and 81 for Butler.
The three members of tho firm Of |
Lambert Bros, Boston, oil Republicans,
are enthusiastic Cleveland men, and 80
are some of their Republican employees.
Mr.. Walter G. Brooks and MIR. 9. |
II. Partridge, tailors and olothiers, No.
6 Union street, Boston, Republicans,
will this year vote for Cleveland.
Mr.. Samuel Freeman, chairman, and
Mr.. Bassett, secretary of the Republi.
can town committee of Everett, Mass,
have resigned aud will vote for Cleve.
land.
The Cleveland club of Batavia, Ill.
starts with 65 members,o of whom Jacob
Ceiss, Prof. o. 7. Snow and NJ. M.
kinne have always been Republicans.
The clubs membership will be swelled
to 200.
The Currier do BJston, edited by
Schille La Rue, is French weekly
paper which has just appeared. and is
to be devoted to tho election of Cieye-
land. Mr.. La Rue says that the 5000
French citizens Who last year voted for
Robinson will this year vote for Cleve.
land.
Mr. George s. Payne, manager OF
thu Saunders Lumber company at Liv-
srmore, \. H., called on the Post yes
terday. lie viii cast his frst Demo
cratic vote this year for Cleveland, and
says Cleveland will get every vote in
Live,morc, Democratic and Republi-
can.
Nc. J. =. Tucker Of No. % State
street, Boston, says he knows of firm
of three members employing 20 voters.
At the last election &C OF the latter and
all the members OF the frm voted the
Republican ticket. This year al the
latter aud 6 Of The vorkmrn will vote
for ClevelauI
4 club of German X publican, who
will vote for Cleveland aud Hendricks
was formed at BsIlville, H., July L.
Sixty-two voters sigued the roll, and
leading members say that the club viii
number not less than 200 in about ter
days.
John ". Far~eIl vf No. sc Summer
street, Boston, owner Of q Lleachery al
Lawrence. connected with the manu-
featuring companie, Of Lewiston, Me-,
and ditec.or of the Boston ani Main,
railroad, has always been RepublI.
can. This year be will vote sor Cieve
land.
HHn. George G. Yeaton Of South
Berwick, Me-, a leadiag member of the
York county bar, aud for many yearr
an active Republican, says be will nol
support Blaine and shall cas-. bis ballo.
for Grover Cleveland.
The following Republicans, all busi.
ness men Of Marshalltown, Ia, have
openly declared they will not support
Blaine II. w. Clifford, David Parrett
Warren PArret,, Chas. Holmdale, o
L. Ingledue, Fred Grumm,P. Burkhart
II. B. Belding, A. r. Fargo, DR.. Getz
an Independent, bur voted for Hayes
and Garfeld-R. II. B4rnhatt and
many scores more, while the list smoL 9
the farmers is too numerous TO mention
The Cleveland Ptaiadeaier takes
pains 60 sift the so-called Irish bolt''
in Cleveland. After giving in detail
the account of It's careful researches tLe
PLaindeaLer says: "So we get at the
truth. The great sIrish bolt" will
take into the Blaine camp two men, no
more. One of these publicly renounced
bis democracy two wears ago, and the
other was a Garfield stumper aud has
been Republican ever since"
The advisory committee of the Brook
lyn Young Mems Republican club is
endsavoriny to ascertain the sentiments
o. the individual members of the club,
and as som as = majority Of the organ
izatiop expresses its views concerning
the aivisability Of supporting either
Blaine or Cleveland, meeting of the
club will be called. The indications
are that at least two-thirds of the 2600
mem5ars of the club will support the
candidacy of Gov. Cleveland.