The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

He says that personally he likes
Cleveland, but he cannot stand free
trade, which will reduce the wages
Of every wOrkingman i'm America
In Lyons, \. Y, seventy men who
voted for Cleveland in 1884, have al
ready announced that they shall
vote for Harrison.
In one Township ia Perry county,
o., ten leading Democrats, who are
wOOi-groWers, have come out for
Harrison.
William l.. Hearne, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, President OF the
largest pottery works in the world,
and q member of large iron CONF
pany, a Lifelong Democrat, IL out
for Harrison aud against free trade,
and his four sons accompany him.
Thirty Democratic members 81
the &. A. X. Post OF Alexandria.
Madison county, Indiana, disguised
with CleYeland's pension vetOes,
have declared for Harrison.
Pierce Kane, a manufacturer 81
knit goods, az Sand Lake, New
York, has abandoned Cleveland and
free trade, and come out for Harri-
son. He says that three-fOuTths 81
his wOTkmen will do likewise.
Ex-senator Augustus Garfield, Of
Morris county, New Jersey, an in
fiuentiai Democrat, has for n long
time been disguised with Demo-
| cratic free trade, but could not make
up his mind to desert the party.
Now he declares he shall support
Harrison.
Cal. Wagner, the former show
man, OF syracuse, New York, an
nounces that he is no longer a
Democrat, but will vote for Harrison.
Even the Greenbackers have got
It," William Wilhelm, a Green
back leader Of Pottsyille, Pa, pub
fishes a letter 10 his party friends,
advising them to vote for Harrison
/ and Protection.
A large Harrison Club Of Hun
garians has been organized i'm New
York city, many Of whom have
heretofore been Democrats.
Joseph Bork. a POlaDder Of Bufia-
10, 9 real estate dealer, and very in
fiuential among his eOuntrymen,
who has heretofore been q strong
partisan aud worker for Cleveland,
is organizing Polish Harrison Clubs.
i He saws there are about 1000 Polish
voters in Buffalo, and he is confident
that most Of them will vote for Har-
risOn.
Forty Democratic members Of
i Douglas Fowler Post, q. A. r., Of
Norwich, Connecticut, will vote for
Harrison, this year, Ina place OF
man who despises q Union soldier,
whom they supported four years
ago.
Henry l.. Fish, Democratic ex-
/ Mayor of Rochester, y. Y, has
dropped Cleveland, and come out in
support of Harrison.
OTville B. Terwillinger, lifelong
Democrat Of great influence, OF
/ Amsterdam, n. Y, has declared for
Harrison, and says that the woods
in that part Of the country are full
of Democrats OF the same kind.
The Greenbackers in Iowa are
coming out for Harrison by regi-
ments. IL was the Greenback vote
united with the Democrats that cut
/ the Republican majority in Iowa
down 80 much in the past few years,
/ and sent four or five Democratic
/ Congressman from Iowa.
The Democrats and Greenbaekers
Of Michigan have made an agree
ment to fuse, but IS the Green
hackers in that state are doing pretty
much as those in Iowa, the fusion
won't fuse very alarmingly.
Morris and Barnard HerkheimeT,
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, the
/ largest wool dealers in the State,
| and David r. Brooks, a manufac-
turPr aud contractor of the same
city, who fired one hundred guns
/ when Cleveland was nominated,
have all run against the free trade
| suag. and have deserted the Cieve-
land ship, to sail with that OF Har-
/ risOn.
In Fayette county, Indiana, the
| old Democrats are coming out for
| Harrison so numerOusly that If each
one made a report as he came, II
/ would sound like the explosion of a
bunch Of fire-erackers.
Joseph Martin, a shoe manufae-
| turer Of NewbuTg, New York, has
/ stricken his name from that Not
| tingham list, and come out for
/ Harrison.
Jackson SchultZe, leading New
/ York button merchant, has aban-
doned Cleveland, and is working for
Harrison. He has 3 large lot OF
| Harrison buttons, and when he finds
a Young Democratic voter who has
| determined to vote for Harrison, he
gives him one Of these buttons to
wear. He has disposed Of a large
number OF them.
A leading Democrat OF New York
| City, who has Just Iaade q tour OF
the state, expresses great alarm
At the number OF Democrats
| he found everywhere who were
deserving Cleveland and declaring