New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
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&c This particular bidder when there was talk
Vso sale OF the bonds al private contract, pro-
Claimed that he would bid lls-322s FOR the bonds
v,.hav were offered to the public Furthermore
j In ssnt dispatches to the banks throughout the
ae ae,ntrv asking them to bid for the bonds at the
.me price which would be on 3 per cent basis
20 20 had the opportunity which he asked for, to
!fiss mi he was thrifty enough to mark down his
pa pa so as to save 3229 the s1OOO,o0O he ap
lied for and will get
OPINIONS ON ISSUE
,obn W. Bookwalter. of Ohio. was at the
uo,e, brunswick yesterday Mr. Bookwalter
20 at one time warm friend and supporter
'. president Cleveland. but lately he has cut
.ov from the man of destiny" and has con-
,,ed him bitterly for his attitude on the
sond issue. Nh Bookwalter said yesterday:
VI once had sincere admiration for Mr. Cleve
,.,d and would have stood by him in almost
o. r legislation, but his placing the finances OF
" Nation in the hands of few bankers TO
ss 10 their own advantage was too much and
.ss, was what caused me TO cut loose from him.
rnis issue of bonds was one OF the grandest
.,,butes that a people could pay TO their form
- government. 1t was the most stunning re-
s,f that the Administration could receive Mr
cleveland will come in under the CLOAK, without
srb, and hypocriticaly try TO take the credit
w. the issue. saying that he gave ii to the
rsonle MIR Cleveland had no idea OF giving the
issue 10 the people. He was pulled OH MS 1eet
81 nuhlc sentiment
"~Tbe loan was not popular one IN any sense
a, the word. although it was the first step upon
ne back track. 1t simply was the letting down
1,be bars Instead OF giving the issue TO one or
.ro ar four or five bankers, all Of the bankers
80 pUowed II come in. 1t is the first step in
.ss work of restoring the peoples liberty to them.
Tthe loan had been popular one with the people
a. rs the case in England. or Germany, or France,
.bere would have been a thousand millions SUD-
srribed IN thirty days
enVa will now have better business The people
are taking the affairs of the Nation out or the
sards of the wreckers and will restore 1t them
selves. . - ,,.,.or rros
=, The Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. Mr.. Squire
q one of the silver Senators He was highly
nlessed with the success Of the bond Issue MI
tcuire said that President Clevelands action IN
the bond matter placed MIN in bad Iight III
,jev NJ this successful subscription.
cooneI Alexander Gordon. OF ONO, VINO IL
.rssident of the Niles Tool Company or Hamli-
ION Ohio and also was on Governor MchilieS
s,an was highly elated over the success OF 'he
s~bscripfion. He said in speaking of the issue:
.Tt is a wonderful thing for the country ana
onIv tends to demonstrate what a great couh-
trv this IS II a vote of commence IN tfe
.ountrv by the people Of the country. fresl-
don- cleveland can learn a lesson Of patriotism
and trust in his own country from the people
that live in II. .,.
charles r. Flint said last evening that he felt
highly pleased over the result of the bond issue
Ne said when speaking Of the great and un-
.xnected subscription: When the people are
called upon they usually respond. This is
Grand thing for the Nations credit. think
that from this time on we will have better
business period and general era OF prosperity