The herald., 1896-07-13
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w. H Spurgeon, Democrat-The
nominees Of the convention and the plat
form suit me. The campaign will be
fought on the financial plank.
Capt. s. H. Finley, Democrat-I think
Bryan the strongest man that could be
nominated on that platform. Am not a
free silver m1n. do not know Sewall.
A. j. Wood, Democrat-Bryan suits
me.
Marcus Foster. Republican Of Capis-
trano-I do not see anything in Mr..
Bryan to induce me to change from Nc
Kinley. I don't think Republicans in
my locality will support him on a silver
issue. and some Democrats will support
Mckinley.
J. @. Adams. Observation-Disclosures
and platform are all right. Think it
means a Democratic president.
H. A. Peabody, Democrat-Think the
ticket strong one-one that will sweep
the country from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific and from the Rocky mountains to
the Gulf of MEXICO.
G. w. Mintor, Democrat-Bryan suits
! me. Don't know Sewall. I think the
country wants a silver man.
George Wilton, Republican, think
Mckinley and protection suits me. DOM t
believe in free silver. Think 1t means
reputation.
=. f. hc-CHs 4uocpcuQcHt-DTydu -
an able and fit representative Of the
new silver Democracy He Is brilliant,
but not safe. believe free silver i'm
practicable at 16 to / without inter-
national agreement.
Frank Eye, Republican, think Bryan
and Sewall are new men, not statesmen.
and not sufficiently conversant with ma
tional affairs.
M. ]. Bundy, Republican-Any Of them
are good enough for me. They won't be
elected anyhow.
]. 8. Insley. Democrat-The ticket
suits me. Think Bryan grand good
man.
DR.. c. D. Bell. Democrat-From sill
yer standpoint Bryan is undoubtedly the
ton. I do not favor the platform.
DR.. M. A. Menges. Republican-Think
Bryan the strongest candidate the party
could have nominated.
Supervisor w. G. Potter, Republican
Il think a y1an> Of more experience l..
public affairs should have been nomi-
mated.
Victor Montgomery. Democrat-I am
well pleased with the Illumination Of w.
J. Bryan for president. He is a bright,
honest and fearless man with decided
convictions upon the silver question,
and the people may trust him without
fear of betrayal.
u. j. MoSbaugh, Republican, know
nothing of Bryan or Sewall. They may
be good men. The Democratic platform
does not suit me. will continue to hur-
rah for Mckinley and Hobart.
J. c. Galloway, Repubucan-Bryan
and Sewall, If elected, will probably
represent the party and principles under
which they were nominated, but they
don't suit me.
d. M. Baker. Democrat-The candi-
dates suit me to dot. think the plat
form the best ever written by a ma
tional convention. 1t Is short and
pointed.
M. M. Crookshank, Republican,
don't think that the nominee of the
Democratic party can change the issue
of tariff and sound money for bonds and
silver.
DR.. Garnett. Democrat-Am well sat-
isfied with the nominees Of the conven-
ton.
C. C. Monaghan. Democrat-Am we'll
satisfied. both with the candidates and
the platform.
s. w. Smith, Republican, think the
Populists stole the convention, made the
platform and nominated the ticket.
w. F. Heathman, Democrat-I think
the nominations tip-top and suit me per-
fectly. The platform is splendid. Bryan
will run like wildfire and will carry every
state in the west except Ohio, Minnesota,
Iowa and Wisconsin, in addition to the
solid south,