The herald., 1896-07-17
LONG BEACH

Rev. DR.. S. H. Weller, president of the
Long Beach Chautauqua association ana
q Republican-Upon the whole a good
nomination. The Populists favor him.
Now, IL Teller should carry the Repub
lican detection to Bryan he will have
more than fighting chance to win.
ED. Bolter Republican, want to
see silver wln-I am Republican. but l
have lived in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah,
Nevada, Idaho, Washington, Montana,
Oregon and California. My business
kept me for ten years in those silver
producing states and territories, and
during all those years, while the silver
mines We're being worked, money was
plenty, the whole coast sharing in the
prosperity as the greater part Of the
supplies were bought in San Francisco,
and the money so expended being pretty
generally disseminated among all class.
es of people. Since the closing down of
the mines times have been bad and bus
mess and industry has been at either
standstill or been driven to the wall. I
want to see good times again, and be-
lieve the election of the silver candidates
nominated at Chicago will bring them.
A. M. Goodhue, Republican-McKin-
ley suits me we'll enough. as l am a gold
man. / think the Democrats did a good
thing in nominating Bryan, as in my
opinion he is a much abler man than
Bland; still think they had many better
men than Bryan in their convention
j. c. Wilhoit, Democrat-Bryan is all
right. l would have preferred Sibley for
vice president, but Sewall is good enough
for me.
George Osborne. Democrat am more
than satisfied with the nominations, for
they are winners sure, and our very
good but misguided friends the gold
bugs" are going to get left, and get left
so hard they will know they have been
monkeying with a Nebraska cyclone.
Frank L. Wingard. Democrat-The
convention could not have made any
better nominations than they did when
they put up Bryan and Sewall. and they
will win on the 16 to proposition hands
down. The white metal is the money of
the people and the people must prevail.
H. p. Epperson, Peoples party-I
think the Democrats have made strong
nomination. and 1 don't know how they
could have done better. 1 was in favor
of Mclean, but as he did not want it.
why Bryan and Sewall suit me first
rate.
DR.. A. F. Covert. Republican-From
what 1 have read about Bryan l think
him very able man. About Sewall
know nothing at all at the present time.
Although l am a Republican l am in
doubt just now as to the ticket l shall
Elp1er Bacon, Republican, think
Bryan can make pretty good speech,
but Sa$ | am sound money man Nc
KinIsy suits me.
DEA. w. Dillingham;. Peoples party
-Bryan is the strongest man the Demo-
Gratis 'could have nominated, and he is
goods enough to be Populist.
Leland Lyon, Republican-Bryan is
an extremist. The business men of the
country want tried. conservative man
OF experience-the laboring men also.
He is a man who is impulsive and man
whose nomination will go far in holding
the South solid for Democracy am
for Mckinley and the gold standard. The
United States is not strong enough alone
to experiment in silver pyrotechnics. and
we cannot afford to take any risks of
that kind.
DR.. j. w. Wood, Republican, like the
man, the ticket is good one, but do
not like their views or opinions on the
silver question and cannot support
them.
F. H. Edwards, Democrat-The NOM
nations are elegant and the world is
ours" "
w. w. Lowe. Independent-The Dem
ocratic nominees are good people and
shall vote for them
Matthew Pickles, Populist-The NOM
nations are good and Auit me first rate
l believe majority of the people will
support the nominations, and all of ous
people Populists) whom have talked
TO will vote for Bryan and Sewall if in
dorsed by the Populists in their forth
coming convention.