Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-10
UORE DElnOCRITS
who win vote for Harrison "nd Nor

Barclay Henley Of California, who re
tired from Congress last year and who is
one Of the leading Democrats on the Pacific
slope, says he shall support Harrison and
Morton Mr.. Henley was former resi-
dent Of Indiana, and has known Glen. Har
rison personally for many years.
J. H. Wade, the richest man in the city
Of Cleveland, friend of Senator Payne,
and, after Mr.. Payne, the most prominent
Democrat in northern Ohio, has come out
for Harrison, Morton and protection. Free
trade" he says, "means national ruin.
Mr.. Wade is a director in the Cleveland
rolling mills, and connected with railroad,
banking and other large interests. He
knows many other Democrats who will
vote as he intends to.
Twenty two ont Of 25 salt manufacturers
at Warsaw, n. Y, who have heretofore
been Democrats, have informed Gen. iiar-
rison Of their intention to vote for him.
The workingmen's protective League of
Cambridge, composed of over 100 men,
who have hitherto acted with the Demo
cratic party has decided almost unanimous
ly to vote the Republican national ticket
A W. A. llenuiOn, who was the Demo
cratic candidate for alderman in Paterson,
n. j. in 1887 aud now n resident OF Passaic
City, has come out for Harrison and pro
lection s. b. Irish, New York printer
who lives at Hackensack, stronghold OF
Democracy, told a reporter in Paterson
the other day thnt he knew eight young
men in that little village who had always
been Democrats who say that they intend
| this year to vote for Harrison on account
Of the tariff issue.
v b. Kinney writes 10 the n. V Tribune
! from Baltic, Ct, as follows - can assure
| you that the free trade sentiments of Cleve
| hand will receive black eye from former
| friends and life long Democrats here a
notable conversion is that Of Christopher
| Flynn lie has lived in this place for the
last thirty years. is "A large property holder,
an rx soldier aud the father uf u large
| family. He has two SONS that are voters
The whole family ARE protectioni,ts, and
will vote for Harrison and Morton.
One hundred Democrats in the strongest
| Democratic ward in Elizabeth, y. j., every
one of whom voted for Cleveland n 1881.
will meet to morrow afternoon to form a
Harrison and Morton campaign club.
Al. Irish American Protective league Is
being organized in New Jersey and men
are ilucking to it in large numbers from the
| Democratic party.
Gen. James A. Walker Of Wytheville,
| Va. who WAS the Democratic Lieutenant
| governor Of the state under Gov Holiday,
will vote for Harrison and Morton, and says
that the whole Of southwestern Virginia
will 90 the same way.
The Bellows Falls Times Of this week
says Four farmers Of the town Of Rock
! ingham who have always voted the Demo
cratic ticket, and voted for Cleveland four
| years ago. have now announced that they
shall not vote for Cleveland and Thurman
They an what they say.
Four years ago the Frcie Press, a noted
Oiermnn paper Of Milwaukee, supported
| Cleveland 1t has now declared itself for
Harrison on protection and civil service
grounds
F. i RILEY, "A prominent member of the
! Democratic city committee of Maiden, Mass
has announced that he will not support the
Democratic ticket. He objects tn fre,
trade
Robert Adams of New York city, who has
large silk and cotton mills at Patterson, y,
j., and at two places in Connecticut, Is an
other leading Democrat who openly ex
presses his disgust with the free-trade poll
ry of his party, and has intlmated his IN
tentun Of supporting the Republican ticket
A Massachusetts workingman said re
Gently to IA Boston reporter. Its foo
thhI Sll'hN u' u lnlAbhh' "i'l Nv ""''N ~ '''
I've voted with the Democrats twenty iiv,
years, but hereafter | vote where my best
interests lie -
prominent prohibitionist Of Jersey City
who is disgusted with the folly and insincer
ty of the third party men, has returned t.
the Republican ranks, believing that there
is where the temperance cause will find NJ
best and most consistent friends He pro
nounces the third party movement merel!
"A tail tu the Democratic kite