The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-07-19
For Harrison and Morton.

Democratic party IN Meigs county. Ohio,
and proprietor of the Ppmeroy Herald, has
renounced Democracy btcanse of its free
trada, and come out for Harrison, Nor
ton and Protection. His paper says the
enactment Of The Nj ills bill would ruin every
Virginia. and ihat here are no party
1rammels strong enough to hold him to
such II policy.
Hon. J IL. Wade. of Cleveland, Ohio.
Democrats of Ohio. has come out for Har-
yie0n Merton and Protect ion He is
President OF the Citizens Savings Bank
and Loan Association, ard a dire ctor of
half dozen Other banking houses in Cleve
| land President of The Valley Railroad
company. /. dilectnr of the Cleveland Roll
| ing Mills company and other manufacture
! ing companies. He is the richest man in
Cleveland, and has always been working
Democrat, but is compelled to draw the
i line at free trade.
Elk Mayor Chas. A. Otis, of the Ohio
Iron ana Steel Works. Cleveland, and a life
| long Democrat. has declared for Harrison
Morton and Protection,
Mr.. Bilstein, an extensive wool buyer of
Plymouth, Ohio. and a pronounced Demo
eFat. has announced that he will support
Harrison. Morton and Protection
AT Columbus. Ind. twenty workingmen
| ,,, IN : b,,r ~.
ic voters. have announced their purpose
to support Harrison Morton and Protec
ton.
Seven prominent Democratic manufac
tuners of Amsterdam. N. Y, have de.
clared against Cleveland and Free Trade.
and for Harrison, Morton and Protec-
tion.
Judge Handley, of Lackawanna county
Pa, a life long Democrat, has deserted
Cleveland and free trade. SO has Hon.
Orange Noble, of Erie, who, in 1882, led
the Democratic party in Pennsylvania, as
it's candidate for State Treasurer.
The Irish American Anti Free trade
League. in its New York Central organi-
zation alone, has a membership Of over
twelve hundred, many of whom voted for
Cleveland in 1854. but who will vote for
Harrison and Protection this year.
Henry w. Barrett, a large wooden mill
proprietor in Louisville, KY. declares his
purpose to support Harrison and Morton.
He has been a leading Democrat.
Messrs. Meade Robinson and Bennett
Robinson, of the Blue Grass Wooden Mills
louisville, haye cor e out for Harrison
and Morton. They were heretofore Dem
ocrats.
Lawrence Richardson, of the Old Ken
lucky Wooden Mills, has expressed his in
tention of voting the Republican ticket.
Dennis Long and his son. George Long
the richest iron and pipe manufacturers in
in Louisville have declared for the Repub
lican ticket.
Col. Jos. Barbiere, who served in the
Confederate army and has been one of the
active Democrats of Doylestown. Pa, has
declared for Harrison and Morton.
Ex-State Senator A. Garfield, of Morris
county, n. j., a leading Democrat, has
come out for Harrison and Morton.
j. W. Cooper, OF FIeidensburg. Pa, has
completed list of twenty four Democrats
who VIII vote for Harrison. His list
makes with others a total OF forty in the
town who have repudiated Cleveland ant
free trade.
The manufacturers and wage earners OF
the Mohawk Valley, New York, will al
most unanimously support Harrison, Nor
ton and Protection, as will also the farm
ers Of that State.
w. y. Fouke. the most prominent
member of the civil service organization
in Indiana, who supported Cleveland il
1884 declares for HARRISON, and says three
fourths of those who worked with him fol
Cleveland will do the same.
Congressman Geo. West, of New Y ork
says: The favorable sentiment for tn
Republican party is coming like an ava
lanehe. Asa single example, know tina
in the town OF amsterdam. which is
vigorous manufacturing center, where thu
Democrats have had from 700 to 500 ma
jnrity, we shall not only cut of their ma
jority entirely. Tut make it 700 to 800 OF
the other side. The town of Amsterdam
is fair indication of what is going on al
through the State.