New-York tribune., 1896-03-30
M'KINLEY STRONG IN PATERSON.

JOSEPH BAMFORD. OF the Bamford Bros Silk
Manufacturing Company am for william Mckin-
ley for President first last and all the time. His
public record outlines the ideal statesman sans
peur e; sans reproche." He stands for the protec-
tive LEGISLATION which kept mills running and
our workingmen employed. / have no second
choice.
WATTS COOKE president Passaic Rolling Mil
Company-My choice would be Mckinley. the logical
candidate. Sound on tariff and hard money. true
and able legislator, he stands frst in the
hearts OF American workingmen. With Mckinley
We have walkover.
HENRY DOHERTY. OF Doherty & wadsworth
silk manufacturers-I believe Mckinley Will be
nominated and elected. Two-th.rds Of our working
men would rally round his standard. He repre-
sents ideas which will bring renewed prosperity
TO the Nation Any Republican win. but Nc
Kiney stands pre-emInent among the able men
mentioned.
ALBERT =. TILT. president Phenix SILK Manu.
featuring Company-McKin of Ohio. statesman
and patriot should be nominated He represents
American ideas and has merited the ful! confidence
Of the people.
COLONEL JOSEPH w. CONGDON silk manu-
facturer-Allison is my choice Safe. conservative
and tried representative. he would be equal to
any emergency Allison and Hobart would prove q
ticket which would sweep the country.
JOSEPH WADswORTH Of Doheriy and wads-
WORTH would consider II a grea. privilege to be
allowed to vote for Mckinley His election would
be certain admire Tom Reed. but Mckinley
leads them all
GEORGE ASHLEY. OF Ashley Bailey. silk
manufacturers and Hobart would make an
invincble ticket My first choice would BE the man
from Maine.
DWIGHT ASHLEY and PETER BAILEY-Mc-
Kinley because he is identified with the business
interests Of the country. The would make
his victory memorable IN political annals
WILLIAM r. CLOSE. of Bunting & Close. silk
dyers-PassaIc County is solid for Mckinley. He
stands for the real issue. Protection and pros
perity as battle cry would surely land New
Jersey In the Republican column Mckinley and
Hobart: that's sure winner.
ROBERT ATHERTON, OF the Atherton Machine
Company--Nobody has chance with Mckinley
The people will wake up pretty and the bosses
will hear something drop. 1t Will surely be Presi-
dent Mckinley and II can't come too quick
CHARLES ~ sTERRET. OF the Dexter Lambert
SILK Manufacturing Company-My choice Is the
nominee OF the Republican National Convention
favor Mckinley because he represents protection,
sound money and the highest type OF citizenship
Reed or Allison would suit / am opposed 10
boss rule In National and loca! politics.
ROBERT s. HUGHES secretary OF the Rogers
Locomotive Works-McKiney. Reed or Allison
They are all able men, and the nomination OF either
would insure victory.
JOHN II. HABBEN, crockery deaer-McKinley's
name would prove platform In ITSELF appealing to
every vo;er. He Is above suspicion Workngmen
revere him a model statesman
JAMES H. NORWOOD paints. oils. etc.-Put me
down for Mckinley / guess l am with the ma
tority, for have heard business men here talk
Of anybody elsa.
THOMAS FARNON. OF Nealon Farnon plumb
ers-Its Mckinley In a walk The people have had
enough hard times l could mention scores OF Demo-
Gratis who would vote for Mckinley and protection
Wind pudding diet doesn't go with our people
]. A. VAN WINKLE hardware dealer-Thomas
r. Reed OF Maine, a man who knows the heeds OIL
the country. and a man who VIII never poSe -