The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-13
AWAY WITH THE EVIL.
FyrRGINIA DENIM
~u<r ruEy M DELITEHEh
a. with No Uncertain Tone fh"'
the sherman silver Law '' "esP""-
.,nIs for Their Condition.

WYTHEV1LLE. VA, August
o,.i-The repeal OF the Sherman ac' y
aenandcd b. every ciass and conaiuoh
a. this section. with incidental differences
,,,vecn the residents Of town and
county. Following are opini'"s Oh some
Of the most prominent manufacturers ana
vv "a splller wholesale and retail mer-
shao6,se. I favor the repeal OF the Sner-
man act. and a substitute TO make sh-
Ger dollar worth a dollar. Tbs. OF
course. Is III line with the PRESIDENTS
views.
w poaee. attorney at law, ana gen
.,sl manager OF the WytheFliie Lana
company: Repeal the silver purchase
clause OF the sherman act aho btNo
substitute 10 meet the neeaS OF 1e Sou,-
80 I partially sustain the PRESIDENT
views and am doupiiui Oh '"' PN'''
eustaining his policy.
Dr. +. T. Graham, president NytheVllIe
vooIen Mills Company: / do not regard
che repeal OF the Sherman act necessary
ana do not favor s. unless It's SUBSTITUTE
iii nroduce a better effect. Parity OF
metals. as expressed I'm the Chicago pat
form. should De adhered 10.
A G.. Cecil. Of G.. y Bruce O. ",
Wholesale and retail merchandise i"so.
che repeal Of the silver purchase ACT, ou.
want more money. AdFOA
Cleveland's position.
Thonnas Massie. general manager
yyvtbcville Builders Supply Company
want 10 see the Sherman law repeated
md n substitute that viii not cause
cootraetlon OF the volume Of money but
DO not want 10 see the standard lowered.
! want a Cleveland 100 cents doiar' Inc
people OF town and county sustain Inc
president. e,.o-
y Jackson. merchant: Repeal the Sher-
man net Yes. / favor the Presidents
views: so do majority in town ana
county. 49,,
J. A. Sanders. attorney: The Demo
cratic platform properly inforced VIII
answer all demands. DO not as whoie
sustain the Presidents views. The masses
want more money.
Roenbeim a. Trinkle. shoes: Repeal the
Sherman act. but give US plenty OF SOUND
money.
for repeal Of the Sherman act. and L IA
yor the Presidents policy
ID. KYLE Gibboney, retail merchandise:
RepeaI the Sherman act. The Pres idents
views / regard sound, and think they
are favored by a ma jority here.
c. A. Ewald q Son. leather dealers: we
favor repeal Of the Sherman act, and our
views cOircide with those Of the Presi-
dent.
Many prominent men in the professions
end I'm manufacturing declined to state
their Views, but there is among them an
abiding faith in the wisdom of the Presi-
dent and the patriotism Of the majority
fn the legislative branch.
Proven Detrimental.
BARROW'S STORE. VA. August r.
SDecial-I interviewed and obtained the
following answer as 10 the mCieyed In
terest OF the country.
Mr.. NJ A. Jones says he is incllned TO
the opinion that the Sherman bill should
be repealed. and fayors sound cur
reBcy.
MIR. George Il. Kennedy says that the
agitation of the Sherman bin has proven
detrimental to the moneyed interest OF
the country, and desires TO see it re-
pesled, and confidence restored by having
good money.
DIR. II. c. Barrow says he wants a
SQUAD currency.
with Grover Heart and Soul.
FAMPLIN CITY, APPOMATTOX CO..
VA. August 12.-Special.-1 int aryiewed a
number OF the most Iromlnent Itzens in
AIToms ttox county last week viii the
View Oh OpidlhHk Alti hlihlNh VII NlAC
CEREAL financial situation at this time
Or. t. ii. Grigg, physician and drug
g'st, Psmplin City: A sound rational cur
rCy; Dir. Cleveand's IDEAS are good
err ugh for me.
Mr.. Charles r. Hamlet: I agree with
Mr.. Cleveland heartily.
Mr.. J. X. Franklin. president Farmers
and Merchants Savings Bank, at this
place: think free silver would ain the
country.
Mr. II. L. Franklin: am opposed 10
free silver.
Mr. II. d. Baldwin: I am opposed to the
gfeenback craze and State banks; also,
free silver.
Mr. w. Il. Couch: 1 am no free silver
Mr.. ]. w. franklin I am opposed to
free silver.
Mr.. l.. w. Thornton: I want dollar
that is worth one hundred cents.
Hon. w. c. Franklin: | am for sound
money and opposed TO free silver.
Mr.. J. w. Clark. postmaster: l am with
Cleveland.
Mr.. 7. p. Pankey: / do not believe in
free silver.
Mr.. II. w. Rice: 1 think free silver
would ruin the country.
MIR. 8. +. Womack: i agree with Cleve-
land.
MIR. N. C. Rice: do not want free
silver.
Mr.. J. p. Thornton: I am with Cleve-
land
Hon. ]. W. Harwood: agree with Mr..
Cleveland heart and soul.
Mr.. w. X. Lyon, Hixburg, Va: agree
with Cleveland and am opposed TO free
silver
Mr.. w. d. HIx. Hixburg. Va: am with
Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Joel Watkins: am opposed to free
silver
Mr.. p. NJ. Hannah: do not want free
silver
Mr.. ]. +. Connally: am for national
banks and a sound currency.
MIR. s. w. Harvey: am opposed to free
silver.
Mr.. C. +. Harvey: am with Mr.. Cleve-
land
Mr.. s. VI. Franklin: A sound currency.
Farmviile for Sound Money.
FARMV1LLE VA, August Especial
interviewed some OF the leading business
men here and below give some OF their
utterances on the financial question. The
consensus OF opinion as CLEANED shows
that the people here have very substan-
tial views and are in full harmony with
the President;
County Judge ]. M. Crutz said II think
the situation demands some legislation.
favor n repeal OF the Sherman law"
MIR. S. Il. Mckinney. merchant and
brother Of Governor Mckinney. said II
favor A repeal OF the Sherman law and