The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08


to the public is that Colonel Grays attitude
before the public in this respect NAV not be
misrepresented or misunderstood
Thomas Mcmahon, A. O'Hara,
p J. Neise, John Casey,
John KOontZ. &. G. Kennedy,
James Daugherty, William Arehard,
James O'COnnOr, Jr., Pat Donnelly,
Martin Tracy, Pat Cain,
John Mcmahon, Andrew Owens,
Matt DauEherty. J. o.. Frey.
FREQ schaEuat James Kingsley
George Huber Charles s. sulypacker,
Charles +. Raiser Deder Wigger,
John Short, T. A. C2ron,
Joe GrubeF, }. ". SiYnOns,
A. r. Smith. Patrick Niece.
Thomas Dee, D. 6ruber,
Johannes Hook, Philip StFske,
Friedrich Loehr, A. kud,
Henry Etmire, 4. McFaddeE,
John Stack, Edmond Stack,
p J. Dawson, Joseph Reiling,
"a. E Leahy, Peter Leahy,
Peter McFadden, Charles Kopp
Joseph GIener, Frank Grabs,
William ThOke, Gilman HaSeimairs
James Wallace, Michael Wallace
JOhB Martin Heusler, Arend Abelson,
John Stack, Maurice Haragen,
Henry Fey, q. StUmpp,
,. Knoll. Jacob SehOll,
Joseph Bushaw, John Csron,
Thomas Sneahen, J. Hennessy,
John HirEen, +. Reilly,
Al Murphy. VIM: - Keller,
Val. Romeser, Fred w. TOepfer,
Joseph Stemmer, !. \. kreider,
Louis Shiekendanzl John OCOnnOr,
John Carroll, J. +. Spannagel,
Franz Winner, Patrick McKenna,
John Dillon, Patrick BOwlen.
George LenkersdOTfer, Charles L. kirsch,
Arthur Kennedy, Brim Cotler,
TbOmss Lyons, Patrick Golfer,
Richard Cain, Jerry Conner,
Thomas 0COnnO7, John Mcdonald,
j. howard Hermann Meters,
Jacob Barker, John smith,
Dennis Eeahy. Daniel Kelly,
John Kennedy, ). Healey,
Patrick Burk, Thomas Finn,
Larry DOhertys Michael Kennedy,
Victor Ohler. Jacob Schmitt.
DABID NOGGLE's AFFIDAVIT,
State OF Ohio, Dsrke County, S.
Before the undersigned authority personally
came David Eoggle VINO, being sworn, deposetn
and saith that he is sixty years Of age; that ne re-
sided nesr the town Of New Madison, about one
mile and quarter, forty-three years, and now re-
sides in the said county OF Darke that he has been
intimately acquainted with Isaac p. Gray, now
Democratic candidate for Governor Of the STATE OF
of New Madison during the year 1856, but was dur
ing said entire year, AID has ever since, resided in
the town Of Union City Indiana; that during the
years 1854, 1855 and 1856 he was strong anti
slavery man-belonged TO the Republican or Free
Soil paTty-and advocated in public and private
the election OF Salmon p. Chase for Governor OF
Ohio, and if 1856 made speeches for John c. Ere
mont for President, the candidate OF the Re2q5it-
can party; that athant never heard IL intmatei by
any person that said Isaac p. Gray belonged to the
Know-nOthing Order until his candidacy for Gov
sworn to ana subscribed before me this Esd day
Of September, 1854
]. NJ. BIcKEI, Notary Public,
c. 5. ALLEN.
The State OF Ohio, Darke County, SIS:
Charles Allen, being sworn, dep0seth and sal tn
that ne has been we'll acquainted with Isaac p.
Gray Tor about tortyiou years last past; that he
resided within three miles OF New Madison. Darke
County, Ohio, from 1887 to 1S47. and in the town
of New Madison from 1847 10 1857; that Isaac p.
Gray removed from said town of New Madison 10
Union City IN 1885, that in the years 1854 1855 and
1856 be was strong anti-slavery man, and be-
ionged 70 the Eepublicen party. and ably edyoca-
ted the election OF Salmon p. Chase for Gov
ernor OF Ohio, and John G. Fremont for
heard the least intimation that he ever
joined the kn0W'nOthing Order, voted for
Allen Trimble Tor Governor Of Ohio. or Willard
Of ire Of Indiana hln and G noE
opinion the fabricated story has been set soat by
one A. l. Northr0p. who Is ready to admit bis
own infamy if perehenee he injure others by
sworn to and subscribed before me this sd DAY
Of April, 1881. NJ. z. MYERS
Notary Public Darke County, Ohio.
SIMEON HRAEHAs-
The State OF Indiana, County OF Randolph:
Before me |. G. Slall Mayof the city of Union
sppesred Simeon Brsnharn, to me wei known
who being by me duly sworn, upon his oath, say
that ne is now and has been continuously since
1853, resident Of Union City, in said county
that he is now and has been. since 1855 personally
acquainted with Isaac ?. Gray. the present Demo
the said Isaac p. Gray is now and has been con
bnnOusly. since 1885, a resident of said Union
tly, ana LDat, during lS0o and lSJb, the said lsad
=. Gray as a Republican in politics. supported
and msds speeches for the election of John q
fremont, the Republican candidate for President
IN 1850
Deponeat further says that he is now seventy
eight years OLD. that he late proprietor of
Branham House for twenty nine years; that he II
now Republican In politics. and has been sine,
the organization OF the Republican party.
Subscribed and duly sworn to before ms tni
24th day OF september, 1884. ]. g. STALL,
Mayor OF the city OF Union City, Ind.
GEORGE W. BRAEHAM.
State Of Indiana, County of Randolph:
Before me, / G. Stall, Mayor of the city of Unior
City, Ind. in and for said county personally ap
peared George w. Branham. to me well known
who being by me duly sworn, upon his OATH say
that he Is now and has been continuously since 1875
resident Of Union City. in said county; that he
now and has been since 1855 personally acquain te,
with Isaac p. Gray. the present Democratic csndi
date Tor Governor of said State; that the said saa
y. Gray Is now and has been continuously sine
1885 q resident OF said Union City and that durfni
1855 and 1S56 the said Isaac p Gray was a Republi
can in politics, supported and made speeches 70
The election OF John G. Fremont, the Republican
candidate for President in 1856. Deponent turtle
says that he is now forty-hye years old: that he
aRepuolican in politics and mas been since th
organization Of the Republican party.
GEORGE w. BRAEHAM.
Subscribed and duly sworn to before me thi,
24th day Of September, 1884. l. @. STALL.
ssEALl Mayor OF the city OF Union City, Ind.
ROBERT B. NIKE.
The State Of Indiana. County OF Randolph:
before me, j. g. Stall, Mayor of the City o
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