The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-31
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Medina, n T.. ha> club OF sescntF-
five Democrats who-e motto = nrr
rison. Merton, Hi. ard frosesuen-
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n,.,no<-r.fi.- yc-ss,rgar. ~ rsrsIis~ n
Nil rgte Tor Gsrrssoa ard No-ton On
the tariff fssue-
T,~ma~rsf. arr cor,iry cxer into N.
gepns i-sn ans il drsxeS - Ress~
inr, Pa Twenty<ixht xere reporfesi
n one slay hst week,
Ohio Doxaer. Of Albany lad a /
hard worker In Democrats rxuks
since 1s8. has experseace4 I change
OF heart. and Is making speeches Tor
Harrison.
Iafn ID Ivtea az rY.san c5.r Ind
a. ~ .',l.i;.r ~, xr,e.s fs.- e5svel~se5
iu rs, avs he xiu vote for Harri~or,
this year. and he has thrae sons who
wilt est th,ir fsr.t trklIs,ts the same
waw
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aL f-ast sssinas, i ~ -. ;
Ibe - re- ~ ny ~, -~d
Tor eieseiana iols ga. -, w. hsr-
.sson, ~ - ~; - sH ect
l-is-a
WhiiaSn sLhaas % " Il Centre, Pa,
unta now a peii 49, announces that
IN his opinlVn .foser Cleveland i a
iaEefe, anu mat de shall support Har-
risoa- Washington county. he says.
has many democrats who viii KEEP
biM company
II d L. morse, the well known dry
goods merchant OF Omaha, who has
always been Democrat, and has de
cisied that Grover Cleveland and his
! advisers have gone too far. Mr. Morse
| will vote for Harrison
Il The Albany Journal prints the
narsses OF these Democrats ut Mohaw
. who cannot swallow cleveland again
Edward seuily, large weol-grower and
farmer; Patrick Scniiy, his son; Pat.
mex Holland, Patrick Ldneahan and
I John cahiI-
: The Hon. J. DE Barth Shorb, fol
. many years chairman OF the Demo
J cratic central committee OF Los Ange
les county. California. has foilowec
} the example OF ex-Goy. Downey ane
: bolted the Democratic party. Free
! trade II the rock upon which his Dem
ocratic allegiance split
81 William Heffernan, OF Washington
| Ind. law partner of Congressman Johr
III. o'Seaii. has Withdrawn from thu
Democratic party and is speaking 70
Harri on. 1t l. said that Cable 4
kaufman, wealthy mine-owners a
Washington employing 800 men. hay'
renouneed their Democratic faith.
A serious los to the Democrats
/. fold at Bridgeport, Conn, is ex-AItl
, Thomas Roman. who for years ha
! been a leader of the old Democrats
I and has been elected several times /.
I the Office OF councilman and alderman
Mr.. Roman il fearless in his Ugh
, against Cleyeiand's free trade policy.
The tide Is setting strong agains
Cleveland in New Jersey. In Elem
| ington Harrison ana Morton club q
seyeuty-fivc members fifteen are oil,
Democrats; in Jersey CITY club o
2D0. fifty are Democrats; and in Rear
nv forty Democrats have Joined tn
Republicans. 80 the story run
throuehontth state.
II Another aesefter. or dose of putrifi
I cation OF the Democratic party, a tn,
I Times calls it. is William Fordham
! OF City Island, who has long repre-
! | sented the Democracy OF tue towi
OF Pelham on the county committee
but has become Disguised with tn,
vaeillating course OF Cleveland in re
! gard 10 the fishery question. -Ne,r YoT,
) T8i5aAe.
I
/, Syracuse ny Which has boon an
, vassed, shows eighty-two men vii,
voted for Cleveland in 1884 now 10
A | Harrison, fifty-six Cleveland men II
= 1874 now undecided. and not one maj
{ who voted for Blaine four Years az,
!. who will not vote for Harrison Il
November. These are the "straws
/, that tell.
Several prom;nent Democrats n
!, Evans vile Ind have cun1e into ~,
: | Republican fold Among them an
, Marx f;olisn,ith "1;ah.., si,nans
i Mark Adler. l. Wagner aud can,
: | Schwarsz. The hStsnaneI wa
captain in the Confederate army an,
n HIS been a liie-long Democrat. Tn
Others. who are clothiers. have alway
| voted the Democratic ticket.
The Hon. u. G. Ridges of Car,le,
: CITY. Kansas. formerly an active werk
er Among Indiana Democrats has sur
pri Ell his Democratic brethren hv lie
/, riaring that he en1Id nos sn3nar
Cleveland this wear an ae.o,pt ~ h;
radiraI tendsn,.iss tovsard srea -.
. Mr.. Rridres,s pen,orratie ne;,bboy
! have been on the poinf Of rnnuiSg hin
4 lnr the lari lature b,,. tbev Mil na 1
: have to sesk Some one else for a car,
: didste
: CT Ts,,. z, ~,, 81 H..
fer 800 !, 1851 iaia so' ~ ~
nswc~rat. bs~ sb,n - ssi'' ~; ~ ~
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. either = slaVc or a fool NJ putn a,