The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-11-03
4 REMAEKiBLB EXODUS
The Names Of the Thousands Who Are
Leaving the Republican Egypt,
DOWN WITH THE MOEOPOLISTS.

DOWN WITH The M0E0P0LlSTS.
They are the Taskmasters Who Are
Depressing the People-The List of
the Wise Men Who See That il Our
Land is to Flow With Milk and
Honey it Must be Under Demo-
cratic Rule.
Below is a partial list of former
Republicans who will vote for Cleve-
land. The present exodus from the
Republican party is almost unexam-
pied in the history of American pol
tics and the high standing of nearly
all the men whose names appear be-
low makes the matter very signifi-
can't A party cannot lose many
men of this sort and live The names
of hundreds more could be added to
this list.
WAYNE MACVEAGH, Attorney Gen
eral under Garfield.
WALTER Q. GRESHAM, Secretary of
the Treasury under Arthur.
CARL SCHURZ, Secretary of the In
terror under Hayes.
JACOB DoLsoN Cox, Secretary of
the Interior under Grant.
y BENJAMIN II. BRIsToW, Attorney
General under Arthur.
HUGH MCCULLoCH, Secretary of the
Treasury under Lincoln.
DANIEL MCkENDREE KEY, Post
master General under Hayes.
HENRY c. c. ATWOOD, New York
for eight years Consul General at
San Domingo.
ADELBERT ANDRUs, Sinclairville,
Chautauqua county, a farmer, al
ways Republican until this year.
Col. WILLIAMSON, eX Attorney
General of Indiana, and heretofore
active as a Republican speaker is
now stamping Indiana for Cleveland.
JUDGE DAY, formany years Repub-
lican member of the Supreme Court
of Iowa, has written a strong letter
favoring the election of Cleveland
and made one speech.
THOMAS J. CRAWFORD and W. 7.
Roberts, acting Chairman of the Adj
visory Committee and former Vice
President respectively of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers.
DIR. W. C. DEANE, of Union, n. Y,
lifelong Republican. Has probably
made more Reput lican speeches than
any other man in the State.
SPENCER TRAsK, head of the large
clearinghouse of Spencer Trask &
Co., New York City.
JUDGE WATSON, Brooklyn, n. Y,
Justice of the Police Court, never yet
voted other than Republican ticket.
SAMUEL P. Fox, well-known lawyer
of Dunkirk, n Y.
PROF. HoYT NICHoL, editor of the
Journal of Social Economic, New
York.
J III. HERRICK, of New York, ex-
President of the Produce Exchange.
DANIEL W. FRENCH, of Amesbury,
Mass, State President of the Patri-
otto Order Sons of America.
GEORGE S. Coz, President of the
American Exchange Bank, New York.
G. q. WILLIAMS, President of the
Chemical Bank of New York.
DIR. JOHN D. BRIGGS, Williamson,
Wayne county, n. 7.
BISHOP JOHN M. BROWN, of the AT
rican NJ. E. Church.
D. P. BALDWIN, Attorney General
of Indiana in 1880
JAMES II. BAKER, Secretary OF
Stat, Ohio, and later Secretary OF
State and Railroad Commissioner
Minnesota; Brigadier- General during
the war ard Commissioner of Pen
sions under Grant.
IRA D. BROWN, Republican member
of Assembly in 1872.
Ell. W. BARToL, President of the
Philadelphia Bourse.
HARRISON CLARK, ex-CommandeT
of the G. A. r.
ROBERT II. DEMARs, manufacturer,
Brooklyn.
W. DUDLEY Foulke, Chairman OF
the Committee of Investigation Of
the National Civil Service Reform
League.
ELISHA GREENWOOD, lawyer, Ded
ham, Mass.
B. GLoECKUER, a well known turni
ture dealer, Albany, N. Y.
JAMES GRESHAM, Republican nomi
nee for Congress, Brooklyn, 1890.
JOHN A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, 6
campaign orator for Harrison, 1888
WILLIAM GREENE, of Gloversville
District Attorney of Fulton county
A. FOSTER HIGGINS, New York, at
torney for the United States Lloyds
EDWARD HoLBRooK, manager o
the Gorbam Silver Manufacturing
Company.
COLUMBUS B. HARRoD, lawyer, once
Republican candidate for Congre ST
Indiana.
DIR. E. W. HoEBER, of New York, 6
Republican campaigner since 1872.
FREDERICK B. HOUSE, member O
Assembly, New York, in 1888.
CHARLES HARRAH, President of thu
Midvale Steel Works, Pennsylvania
D. MORGAN HILDRETH, Republican
nominee for Congress, Twelfth Dis
trict, New York, 1888, and Republi
can Assemblyman from the Twenty
first District, 1890.
III. LIE BARRE JAYNE, of Phlladel
phia, former member of the Republi
can City Committee.
THEODORE LYMAN, elected to Con
gress by Republicans in Massachu
eetts.
ALBERT r. LEEDS, Professor il
Stevens Institute OF Technology
HobokeD, N. J.
DIR. VIcToR MRAyLAG, physician
Elizabeth, N. J.