Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
.,FIopped,, over to Tariff Reform,


An exchange says the following are
some of the many who have left the
party of rotten promises and free whisky
in few States only:
Ex-Mayor Low, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Pre- sident of the last Republican State
Convention.
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, of Brooklyn.
Rev. DIR. Storrs, of Brooklyn.
F. A. Crandall, editor, OF Providence
Rhode Island.
Col. H. F. Fellows, President of the
Springfield, Mo. Wagon Company.
Charles Lloyd Serrill, burgess oi
Darby, Delaware county, Pa.
James McGahey, textile worker and
leading Republican of Delaware county
N. o. Nelson, of st. Louis, manufact.
urer of iron goods.
General Rufus Barringer, of Charlotte
N. G.
Judge Frank T. Reid, Republican
candidate for Governor of Tennessee. who
received the largest vote ever given to a
Republican in that State.
VIM. Pointer, a prominent business
man of Baltimore.
J. P. Dawley, lawyer, Cleveland, 0.
w. S. Kerruish, lawyer, Cleveland, O.
G. S. Hazelton, business lnan, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
A. w. Weed, one of the hardest Re
publican party workers for years in
Cleveland, o.
William Widdicomb, business man,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
G. M. Lemon, business man, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Joseph Marlin, business man, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Judge Aaron Ueland, Minneapolis.
Thomas G. Sherman. lifelong Repub-
lican of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Congressman Fitch, OF New York.
General Francis G. Barlow, Of New
York.
Charles F. Knight, prominent member
of the Carpenters Union, Allegheny
City.
Benjamin G. Potts, of the firm of Potts
& Coats, woolen manufacturers, Media,
Pa
Rev. Stephen De Kline, Greenport, L. L.
d. S. Early, Decentralization candi-
date for Auditor General in 1886, Harris
burg, Pa.
Captain ]. R. Mumett, Greenbacker,
of Homestead, Pa.
R. A. Jones, colored editor of paper
at Cleveland. He says a large proper
ton of the colored voters of Ohio will
vote for Cleveland and Thurman. 1t is
proper to mention here that significant
feature of the great Democratic ratifca-
ton meeting in New York City was the
presence of an organized body OF 500
colored voters.
| Answers to inquiries show that thirty
out OF thirty-two labor leaders i'll New
Jersey are in favor of tariff reform.
| William Widdecomb, cashier of the
Grand Rapids National bank, and once
Republican candidate for Mayor.
DR.. G. S. Hazeltine, of the wholesale
drug firm OF Perkins, Hazeltine & Co.
Eli F. Harrington, for many years one
of the proprietors OF the Eagle, the Re-
publican organ of Western Michigan.
S. M. Lyman, wholesale grocer.
w. w. Hyde, Assistant District At
torney in President Arthur's day.
Charles w. Black, general manager of
the Oriental Cabinet Company, employ
ing 800 hands and a power among the
Young men of the city.
l.. S. Provin, one Of the leading real
estate men in Grand Rapids.
E. II. Maher, of the law firm of Maher
& Felber.
Charles w. Sigh, of the Sigh Furni-
ture Company.
Fred Brastread and Christian Melvey,
Swedes, and influential with their coun-
trymen, large mine owners and labor
|employers.
Hannibal Hart, an influential attorney
and always a good Republican.
And again few Indiana foppers:
Rev. DR.. Schaaf (pastor of the German
Reformed church,, Rep.
Fort Wayne-W. D. Page (editor and
proprietor Daily NeaUs), Rep.
Auburn-De Kalb county-James A.
Barnes editor OF the COURIER.
Tipton-W. Springer (farmer Rep. 1
can never stand the whisky clause in the
Republican platform.
Henry Goar farmer Rep).-I have
voted the Republican ticket for twenty
eight years. do not desert my party or
my principles, but they have deserted me.
| Rev. Neal (Methodist minister, Rep. }
i condemn the free whisky platform.
Clark county-W. T. Jacobs (coal
dealer, Rep.) says that Cleveland has
made first.class President and that the
Administration has been clean and USE
full.
Davis county-Alfred Jones (retired
merchant, Rep.)-I will not vote for
General Harrison.
Morgan county-Captain Sylvester
Barnard, Rep.-I will not vote for Har-
rison. He is of a cold-blooded nature
and will never be popular with the
masses of the people.
Pulaski county-John Reese GARNER,
Rep. )-I shall vote for Cleveland and
Thurman this fall. Cleveland has given
us pure administration and advocates
that which the workingman needs.
Pulaski county George Hassmer
(farmer)-I have voted the Republican
ticket many years but cannot conscien-
tiously do go again.
U. s. Hazen-I have been Republi-
can until this year, but cannot conscien-
tiously support Harrison.
Marion connty-Eugene Hunt GARNER,
| Rep.)-I can't vote for the Republican
ticket when the platform declares for the
taxation of the necessaries OF life.
| Marion county-Fredrick Vogel (here-
tofore strong Republican and veteran
OF the late war)-I will vote for Cleve-
land. His administration suits me, and
the Pension Department under General
Black is the best we have ever had.
I Moses A. Dilts (real estate, Rep. I'VE
will lose votes on account of the free
whisky nlaDk