Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-23
NEVER 100 LATE 70 MEND.
Representative Democrats who are Re-
pairing Their Political ways.

Another lifelong Democrat, Capt.
James l.. Topping Of Genesee County,
n. Y, has come over to the right side.
Thomas p. Tute, City Treasurer of
Detroit and heretofore a leading Irish
Democrat, is vigorously supporting Har-
risOn.
Joseph Rutherford and Doc Eampllius,
old Northumberland Democrats of Ohio
County, Indiana, have come ont for Har.
lisOn.
Simon Howard and Charles Collins,
two lifelong Democrats of Wyoming,
n. Y, are among recent converts to Re-
publcanism.
The Dramatic Times, the leading the
atrical paper Of New York, has come
out for Harrison-its first break into the
political field.
Fourteen stanch Democrats in the
town Of Jerusalem. Yates County, n.
Z, have joined the Harrison and Nor.
ton club at that place.
The Middleport (O) Herald hereto
fore the only Democratic paper in Meigs
County has hosted the Republican
National and State tickets.
Robert Macbeth and Cephas Good
enough, both old time Democrats and
extensive wool-growers Of upper San
dusky, O., are earnest supporters Of
Harrison.
The Saguache, Cali Democrat, here
tofore a stanch Democratic organ, says
that hereafter the paper twill be Re-
publican to the fullest ability of the edi-
tor"
The Utica Herald has note from a
member of the largest manufacturing
firm in Brasher Falls, heretofore Demo-
crat, who declares his purpose TO vote
for Harrison.
Max Blach. formerly of Vevay, Ind.
now an extensive wool-grower in Texas
and always and everywhere a Democrat,
is opposed 10 the reelection Of Cleveland
on the wool issue.
The Hon. Joseph Murray, one Of the
leaders Of the Labor party in Colorado,
has come out in hearty support of the
Republican ticket and viii stump the
State for Harrison.
Ex-Congressman Scoville of Buffalo,
n. Y, a democrat who was popular
enough to run 4, 900 ahead Of his ticket
| and to succeed Cleveland as Mayor OF
Buffalo, is out for Harrison aud Morton.
There is a Republican Club in the
! Twenty-ninth Assembly District Of New
York composed Of l43 workingmen.
Ninet- per cent OF the members have
heretofore vOced the Democratic ticket.
Thomas Lee. well-known Irish ora
tor Of Decatur, H.. who has always been
a Democrat, has taken of his coat,
and viii sacrifice his law business TO
making Republican speeches during the
campaign.
Mr.. John Morris. a wel-known New
York florist, who has voted the Demo
cratic ticket steadily for nearly thirty
years, has come out for Harrison, and
SAYS there are thousands Of his sort IL
the big city
Z. Z. Yost, a prominent insurance
agent Of Wheeling, w. Va, Whose
/ democracy dates back to the time ID
was qualified to vote, has repented d
his political sins and enlisted under tbs
Republican banner.
". G. Randolph, a manufacturer at
PALMYRA. n. j. who is a strong prohi
bitionist. says Fisk and Brooks are
brevet Democrats, ard he viii vote fol
Harrison and protection. Thomas Wells
another prohibitionist, and number q
/ Democrats are with him.
At a Republican caucus held at Falcon
er. y. H.. Prof T. J. Pratt, formerly
/ principal Of the MayyIlle school, anc
I who has always been Democrat, de
clarel his adhesion 70 Harrison and
| Morton, and deposited his first vote foi
the Republican delegates.