The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-11-03
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IT FURNISHES MUCH FOOD FOR
REFLECTION.
Republicans by the Score Desert Ben
And Will Cast Their Vote This
Fall for Grover Cleveland
and Lower Taxes.
FORMER REPUBLICANS WHO WILL VOTE
FOR CLEVELAND.


FOR CLEVELAND.
General John p. Rea. ex-com-
1 mander-in-chief of the GAR.
Wayne McVeigh, attorney gen.
eral under Garfield.
Walter Q. Gresham, postmaster
E general aud secretary of the treas
Dry under Arthur.
Carl Schurz, secretary of the in
: terror under Hayes.
8 Jacob DolsoR Cox, secretary of
r the interior under Grant.
Benjamin H.. Bristow, attorney
general under Arthur.
Hugh Mccullough, secretary of
the treasury under Lincoln and
Arthur.
Daniel McKendree Key, post
master-general under Hayes.
Henry c. @. Atwood, New York,
for eight years consul-general at
San Domingo.
| Adelbert Andrus, Sinclairville,
Chatauqua county, a farmer, al
ways Republican until this Y ear.
Col Williamson, ex-attorney-
general of Indiana, and heretofore
active as a republican speaker, is
nov stumping Indiana for Cleve
land.
Judge Day, for many years Re-
publican member of The supreme
court of Iowa, has written strong
letter favoring the election OF
Cleveland and made one speech.
Thomas j. Crawford aud w. L.
Roberts. acting chairman of The
advisory committee and former
vice president respectively of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers.
DR.. W. Q. Doane, of Union, N.
Y lifelong Republican. He has
probably made more Republican
speeches than any other man in
he state.
Ex-G. A. R. Department Com
mander Loud, of Brooklyn, NY.
Spencer Trask, head of the large
banking house of Spencer Trask l.
Co, New York city.
Judge Watson. Brooklyn, N. Y,
justice OF the police court. never
yet voted other than Republican
ticket.
Samuel P. Fox. welI-known law
yer of Dunkirk. N. Y.
Prof. Hoyt Nichol. editor of the
Journal of Social Economics, Of
New York Il
Dr. York, Republican candidate
for governor of North Carolina.
Withdrew from the ticket and de-
clares for Cleveland. Il
j. H. Herrick, of New York, ex-
president OF the Produce Exchange
and vice-presidsn, of the Edison
General Electric company.
PANEL w. French, of Amesbury,
Mass, 8, ate president Of The Patri- .
"tic Order Sons OF America. |,
George s. Coe. president of the :
American Exchange bank, New ,
York.
6. u. Williams, president ofihe q
Chemical bank of New York. The :
Philadelphia Record states that
both Mr.. Williams and Mr. Coe ,
have decided to vote for Cleveland. :
Dr. John d. BRIGGS, William :
son, Wa. ne county, N. Y.
Bishop John NJ. Brown, of the
African NJ. E. church.
d. P. Baldwin. attorney general )
OF Indiana IN 1880.
James II. Baker, secretary of !
staie, OHIO, and later secretary OF l
stale and railroad commissioner, :
Minnesota; brigadier-general dur =
ing the war and commissioner OF =
pensions under Grant. n
Ira d. Brown, Republican men,
Der of assembly in 1872. +
II. w. Bartol, president of the
Bourse.
Harrison Clark, ex-commander
IF the G. A. r.
Robert H. Demars, manufactur. G
II, Brooklyn. :
w. Dudley Foulke, chairman of =
he committee of investigation Of
he National Civil Service Reform
eague.
Elijha Greenwood, lawyer, Ded-
lam, Mass. r
b. GIoeckner, a welI-known fur
iitdre dealer, Albany, N. Y. :.
James Gresham, the Republican !.
nominee for congress, Second dis j."
,r,ct, Brooklyn. 1890. q
John A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, u
campaign orator for Harrison in b
1888. u
William Greene. of Gloversv,lle, =
listrict-altorney of Fulton county. -
A. Foster Higgins. New York, v
If Higgins, Cox & Barrett, attor- ;,
ieys for the United States Lloyds. y y
Edward 8olbrook. manager of y
he Gorham Silver Manufacturing u
Columbus B. Harrod, lawyer.
nee Republican candidate for .
congress, Indiana. u
DR.. +. W. Hoeber, of New York. = =
Republican campaisner since -
s72. n
Frederick B. House, Republican G. G.
member OF assembly from Ninth !. :,
district. New York, in 1883 and 1884. -
Charles Harrah, president OF the
lid-ale 81 eel works. Pennsylva- 81
'ia: large contributor to The
luay-Wannamaker fund IN 1888. "
D. Morgan Hildredth, Republi
an nominee for congress, Twelfth p
,sirict. New York. 1888. and Re. .
ubllcan Assemblyman from the II
wenty-first district, 1899.
II. LeBsrrie Jayne. Of Philadel- O.
hia, lawyer. member of the Union tt
ague and former member OF the n
city committee. II
Theodore Layman. elected to ir
ongress by the Republicans of W
Massachusetts,. al
Albert r. Leeds, professor of p
dentistry in Stevens institute of ol
bechnology. Hoboken, b. j. re
DR.. Victor Marvlag. well known F
hysician of Elizabeth. N. j. ir
n \ a. IN