Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-03
NO FREE COINAGE.
Of the remaining thTee-LOckhart and
Shaw (dem and Pearson trep )-is I'M

LdLimer, s + liJ and McLlurin--whC
are kUOwu 10 be for tree silver Thl
remaining three-StOkes, Wilson an,
ElllOtt-are democrats.
The Georgia delegation Of clever
members contains six MEMBERSHIPS
ter, Crisp, Moses, Livingston, Barrett
ana Tate-@h0 are known to be fu
free SILVER. Of the remaining tivI
Congressman rIrner, Lawson ant
Russell are Tor sound money, Tht
tenth district remains 10 10 filed
The seventh district IS represented bI
congressman Maddox, who is under
stood ~ iIe opposed ~ free silver at TIT
ratio of l6 TO |.
"Of tile two members from Florida
Cooper is for sound money, and SparS
mans position il somewhat uDcer
tain.
KENTUCKY SOLID FOR SOUND MONEY
1.-The AlabaNa delegation of nine
contains at least siX liVeriLes-Stali-
ings, II '6Wu4 GJDU, B tDhhead, How.
ard aud Wheeler. Clark - for sound
money and the views of II lrriSOn and
Underwood, the new members, ara IOl
known.
"rhe Tennessee delegation consists
of ten OF wnUm for Mcmillan Rich
ar'isJ1, g * and MtDarnOu-&re free
si,verites-fOr sound money. The pro.
liability is that The four remaiV'ng
Congressman Anderson, Brown. Glib
son, and McCdll-who are republicans
will vote against the MALT dollar
heresy.'
"Of the eleven Congressman from
KeNrncsy FIVE ar rtpublicans-Hun
ter, Lewis, Evans, Pdgn, ard CUlSon
The republican party in thai state is
committed to siund mOuey and ii any
memhtr of the congressional delega
ton does not agree with the platform
on the subject he has kept that fact to
himself The remaining members of
the delegation. who are all democrats
-HendrCk, Clardy, Berry, Ovens.
Kendall and McCleary-may he sald
to he for sound money, although
Clardy is claimed rs conservative
silver man. 1t is believer, however,
that in "A square issue he would be
found on the right side
The Mississlppi delegation of seven
has three siIverltes-A Hen, Money and
Wlllialhs-and two sound money men
Kyle and CatChings-letving two
democrats - Denny and Spencer
whose position in somewhat unCer
tain.
NO FREE sILvERITE FROM OHIO.
The O1i0 delegation of twento one
members Is solid for sound IN ney, ac-
cord ng t. the best advic s.
''Ind annals thirteen Congressman are
reported united for SQUAD money.
From private sources, however, IL is
Infatuated the Congressman Tracewell
has free silver tendencies.
The Illinois delegation Of twenty
two members contains at least two
free silver mpn-Smith and Marsh -
and it is barely possible that among
the fifteen new members there wlll
be found sUme recruits to the silver
ranks.
the Michigan delegation has
twelve members, four OF wh0m-Lin
ton, Tnumds, Avery and Stephenson
are known to be sound money men.
Aiken is u free silver man The
orher seven-COrless, Spalding, Milues
Bishop. Smith, Crump, and SHOWER
are new members, aud Chelr position
cannot re learned accurately.
The Wisconsin delegation of ten Is
for sound money with perhaps three
exGentI, Us. These are Cooper, 0 j1u
and Stewart, who would in all pron,-
hility vote for tree silver bill. The
first two named are known to favor
free silver coinage
"rhe Minnesota delegation is for
sound money. with the exception OI
TuwnP. who is reported free s'lvpriie
and EDDY, who ia an international hi
metalliSt.
The Iowa delegation OF eleven con-
tairs TWO free silveritps epbIrn AMI
Haurr. The rrmainder are reported iii
favor Of sound money.
CHANGES IN MISSOURI SENTIMENT
The Missouri delegation is com
of ten republicans and five
The former are nearly all
new men and our hsst adrlrcs are that
they are. with thu exception IT Rnrron
for sound money. However. they
would undoubtedly fellow any eau It's
platform OF e. eit party. OF the live
democrats three MessTs Han, Cobb
and Tarsney--are fhr sound moupy,
while Dnrkery and he ArmoUe are the
only two democrats sanding far free
silver The numbhr ut followers o.
the white metal in Missouri, therefore,
is only three.
The Arkansas delegation Of six
members are all fer fire silver. although
our adv'ces ara That fully half Of them
are climbing he fence
'rhe Louisiana delegation Of six is
exactly divided on the qupstiOn--BncE.
Ogden aud r bertsOU Deng for FREE
silver. and M+,er, Price aud Bnatnrr
Tor sound money, Back however, may
change his mind.
"ln North Dakota johnson il for
sound money. In SOUTH Daknta Pick;
lpT ~ free silveIite, and Gam6le's
views are known.
TEXAS TRUE TO FREE SILVER.
"Of Nebraska's six delegatss the sill.
yer men are Andrews and KEN
MSikle john and lIainPr voted against
the REPEAL of the Sherman Silvar law,
hut Siuca then their views have
changed
The Kansas delegation is cOnnos, d
of Eight. OF whom tunT, Blue, BrOde
rick. Curtis and Baker. ara for FREE
silver. The new men, Miller, Long