The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-10-15
HARRISON TO CLEVELAND.
The Drift is All That Way---Some
OF the Changes.

Indiana Republicans are deserving Harri
son, not in blocks of five. but in brigades and
regiments In some small towns in the south
ern part of the state it is feared there won't
be enough left to pedde the Harrison cleo
ton dodgers.
Judge Columbus B. Harrod. well. known
Southern Indiana lawyer and heretofore a
strong Republican, has publicly announced
that he will vote the Democratic ticket next
month. He could not swallow McKinleyism.
Judge Harrod was Republican candidate
for Congress a few years ago.
Four ex Republican Cabinet Ministers are
supporting Mr.. Cleveland in this campaign
Hugh McCulloch, Walter q. Gresham, Carl
Schurtz and Wayne MacVeagh. Two of
them-Messrs McCulloch and Gresham-are
distinguished ex-citizens Of Indiana. II Is
McKinleyism, Force billism, Billion Dollar
ism and Harrisonism that is driving such
men out of the g. o. p.
The New York Herald of October 8 says
Fred. B. House, who was Republican AS
semblyman, and John II. Seaman, who was
Republican Alderman, were admitted to
membership i'll the Tammany organization OF
the 18th district at No. 315 West l25th street
last night Each of the gentlemen made a
speech explaining the reasons for his CONVEX
sion.
RoME, n. Y, Oct. s-Robert McAdam,
lifelong Republican and father of ex-Assem-
blyman McAdam, has joined the Democratic
ranks, and today declared himself in an ad-
dress before the Trenton grange meeting.
McAdam is the best informed farmer IN this
vicinity He says the farmer has been ruined
by protection and relief must come right
away.
The Baltimore Sun says-Since the over
whelming Democratic victory in Georgia sew
eral of the third party leaders in that state
have abandoned that organization and an
nounced their return to the Democratic told.
The indications are that by the November
election there will hardly be "a corporal guard
of third party men in Georgia The effect OF
of the Georgia election is also being felt III
Alabama, where the Democrats are daily re-
ceiying accessions from the third party ranks
despite the combined efforts of Capt. koIb,
lately defeated for Governor, and Chris. Ma
gee, an adroit Republican politician from
Pennsylvania, to form combination to de-
feat the Democrats. Alabama is Il Demo
cratic state and will prove it in November
James Mcdonald, of Fredericksburg, Va,
heretofore staunch and prominent Republl.
can, announced last Saturday that he would
no longer support that party, but would vote
the Democratic ticket. The tariff, Force bill
and other planks in the Republican platform
are the main causes of his detection, though
the attempt to lead the Republicans into the
third party camp has its influence.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. Col. Joseph NJ
nez. long IA prominent Republican, has come
out for Cleveland, and will take the stgTnp
for him in Chatauqua county, beEGnez was
morrow night at PalRHrSsfi Republican conven-
the chairman .Gee Pacific slope, and has been
ton heldi and tireless worker in the ranks of
ar N for many wears He saws the
principles under which Harrison and held
are running are mono" mocheries' ne says
the Democracy IS the parry tIlat WIN % 'n ne
people lne most Soo"' anu ut u so'''s W
WORK lor It,
Albert X. Leeds, Professor oil Chemistry IN
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken
n. j.. has renowned the Republican party
and will hencetorth support the cause OF De
mocracy. Prof. Leeds declares that his athl
iations with Republicanism has been constant
throughout his llle. ne has stood by the g;
p ana iouSrt Iof 1t Us lons as us alli: a,l'
ponGies seeiieu .il'uouS anu ~ 'lJ .t'
sood. but III ms ili'hu lhe nay ,T Mle' c mus
faitS uouul'ateu h'iS P"s1eui ine .u'T ho
saie'y ana ueyeiopihe!t Vi Tue .iato.l: ne
says, rests IN the carrying out ol the PFilcl-
L. ELL.
est ana CONSCIENTIOUS man ne 'o''o"S HIS 'o'''
VicllohS'
"uuse Liale, .. OhS", "" "' H. s,ntn as ono
,f' ~, pnns;J,;oI aInc,ors of i.rgo hnt has
In y, ooaat tLa ro,nra,;on Tor raasnns
,,L;nh Sa statoS aS foIIows lyon ftbe Re.
1T, ~ - -, ,,a,sad L;oL ,,r;lf lows
pup,,o'rl pay NJ ~ trotoc,inn Of 1abor vet
as you eIai"i' lol w, IlVte'T'G" " 49, a.,
%i'uin tae i'st pa uioli."s -
tnan 3oo lia''uf"I i,;,',a
% W 'i'o pr =. Sion ono 600 af -,
l, gu sN a. a. .l
now there are $40, 900, 900 or more Of Il def
cheney staring us in the face, which the peo-
ple must pay. The whole care of the Repub-
| iican party seems to be to egislate in favor
of rich corporations at the expense of the
laboring poor of the country. Permit me to
decline the nomination and to extend chal-
lenge to any and all Republicans IN the state
to refute these statements. In the future
shall act in opposition to the principles
have supported for the last few years.
str,xy N Y Dot IO-Rernard Glosck
nor an exiensive mann(acturer Of furniture.
ono c,bn lost known and most resnected Of
| Gil, L;,,,,s ,,,,,, :. ,,a,or,,, 81 tbo va,
NJ h?!,i9,'a ~, a,a,,t;aI Pa,nbI;oa,, sa;J
,,'S 81 haya aIv,aTs voted the Rennh.
Isl :, I,,t :, N"ra,;ho,. SbaII VOTE e.,
rTau S,ohS', n1'V S - ~ pn,,LGoa,,
-, H. IS ,ono,oI,, :.
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THANKSGIVING, w. VA, Oct, lit was
announced IN the local Republican press that
NJ. {. Z. Church, one OF the most prominent
Republicans in West Virginia, would be one
Of the vice-presidents assisting at the Repub;
lican meeting last night winch was addressed
by Gen. Stewart Il; "oolf9rd' MI Church
was not present and To-Day ne came out IN a
necton WIN LHe a'ep "nF S;II pa, nc ne