The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-11-03
CHANGES TO CLEVELAND
LIST OF POLITICAL CHANGES DUR
ING THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN.

Principle and Join 1t. i
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The World re. ,
Gently published the following list of
prominent Republicans who had come ]
out for Cleveland:
Wayne MacVeagh, Attorney General
under Garfield.
Waiter Q. Gresham, Postmaster Gen
eral and Secretary of the Treasury up-
der Arthur.
Carl Schurz, Secretary of the Inte-
rior under Hayes.
Jacob DoisOn Cox, Secretary of the
Interior under Grant.
Benjamin II. Bristow, Attorney Cen
eral under Arthur.
Hugh McCulloch. Secretary of the |
Treasury unuer Lincoln and Arthur.
Daniel McKendree Key, Postmaster
General under Hayes.
Henry c.. G. Atwood, New York, for
eight years Consul General at San Do
mingO.
Adelbert Andras, Sinclairville, Chau-
tauqua County, Il farmer, always Re-
publican until this year.
Colonel Williamson, ex-Attorney
General of Indiana, and heretofore ac-
tive as a Republican speaker, is now
stumping Indiana for Cleveland.
Judge Day, for many years Republi-
can member OF the Supreme Court of
Iowa, has written astrOng letter favor
ing the election Of Cleveland and made
one speech.
Thomas j. Crawford and w. II. Rob.
erts, acting chairman of the advisory
committee and former vice president
soclation OF Iron and Steel Workers.
DR.. w. q. Deane, of Union, N. Y,
lifelong Republican. Has probably
made more Republican speeches than
any other man in the State.
Ex-G. A. r. Department Commander
Loud Of Brooklyn, N. y.
Spencer Trask, head of the large
banking house OF Spencer TraSk & Co.,
New Y ork city.
Justice Of the Police Court, never yet
voted other than Republican ticket.
Samuel u. Fox, we'll known lawyer
of Dunkirk. n. \.
Prof. Hoyt Nichol, editor of the
Journal Of Social Economic, Of Now
York.
DR.. York, Republican candidate for
Governor of North Carolina, withdrew
from the ticket and declares for Cleve.
J. G. IIerrick Of New York, ex- presi-
dent Of the produce exchange ana vice
president of the Edison General Elec-
trio Company.
Daniel w. French, of Amesbury,
Mass, State President of the Patriotic
Order Sons Of America.
George S. Coe, president of the
American Exchange Bank, N. Y.
q. G.. Williams, president of the
Chemical Bank of n t. -, and chairman
of the Clearing House. The philadel-
phia Record states that both Mr.. Will
liams and Mr.. Coe have decided to vote
for Cleveland.
DR.. John d. Briggs, of Williamson,
Wayne County, n. y.
Bishop John NJ. Brown, Of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church.
ID. T. BALDWIN, Attorney General of
Indiana in 1880.
James ii. Baker, Secretary of State
Ohio, and later Secretary of State and
Railroad Commissioner, Minnesota
Brigadier General during the war and
Commissioners Of Pensions under Grant
Ira ID. Brown, Republican member Of
Assembly in 1872.
III. w. Bartol, president Of the Phila-
delphia Bourse.
Harrison Clark, ex-Commander Of
the q. a. II.
Robert ii. Demars, manufacturer,
Brooklyn.
w. dudley Foulke, Chairman of the
Committee Of Investigation of the
National Civil Service Reform League.
Elisha Greenwood, lawyer, Dedh""%5
Mass. known furni-
b. Gloecknerdany, N. y.
!tpra.1nes gresham, Republican nomi-
Fnee for Congress, Second District,
Brooklyn, 1890.
John A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, a
campaign orator for Harrison, 1888.
William Green, of GlOYersyiile, Dis
trict Attorney, of Fulton County.
A.Foster Higgins, n. V, of Higgins,
Cox Il Barrett, attorneys for the Uni
ted States Lloyds.
Edward Ilolbrook, manager of the
Gorham Silver Manufacturing Com
pany.
Columbus B. Barrod, lawyer, once
Republican candidate for Congress,
Indiana.
DIR. T.. w. Beeber, of N y :, Repub.
lican campaigner since 1872.
Frederick Is. House, Republican
member of Assembly from Ninth Dis
trict. N. y :, in 1883 and 1884.
Charles Harrah, President of the
Midvale Steel works, Pennsylvania, a
large contributor to the Quay Wanna.
maker fund in 1888.
DR.. Morgan IIildrech, Republican
nominee for Congress, Twelfth Dis.
trict, New York, 1888, and Republican
CllC -ulSG
District, 1890.
III. LIE Barrie Jayne. of Philadeldhia,
lawyer, member of the Union League
and former member of the Republican
city committee.
Theodore Lyman, elected to Congress
by Republicans in Massachusetts,
Albert r. Leeds Professor Of Chem.
istry IN Stevens Institute Of TechnOlO-
gy, Hoboken, N. j.
DIR. Victor Mravlag, well known ply.
sician of Elizabeth, y. j.
II. II. Mcdonald, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, a shouter for Blaine at Minneapo.
lis.
Henry A. Meyer, Republican no
nee for Mayor, Brooklyn, 1890.
Joseph A. NuneZ, member of r"
q. A. H., New York, and speaker for
Harrison four years ago.
Stephen p. Nash, lawyer and well
known as an authority on constitutional
law, N. Y.
James X. O'Connor, of Utica, Repub.
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