The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-10-01

OF the Many Democrats Who
Oppose Bryan
AND H1s CAUSE OF D1sHoSos.

AND HIs CAUSE OF D1sHoNoR.
Doms Of shs Men who win Noe vellow
His Flag Of Rspudiasion and Anarchy,
Though They Have Long Been Promi-
mont in the Councils Of the Democratic
Rsrty-Men whose Opinions Are wor.
thy Of Respect.
To publish list of all the prominent
Democrats who refuse to support BRYAN
would require many columns Of Q news.
paper. Il would be q roll.csll Of half
the men who have won fame and power
In the service Of the Democratic party,
and an account Of their work in poll.
tics would be nearly history Of the
Democratic side Of American public at.
fairs for the last 70 years.
Il is worth while to call attention to q
few Of the Democrats who have refused
to follow the majority Of the Chicago
convention into the devious ways Of
dishonor and ruin. Their party services
can be imagined from the offices which
they have held or which they are hold
ing now. Among the most notable Of
the men who deny that Bryanism is
Democracy and silently or actively re-
pudiate and antagonize the Bryanese
ticket and platform are the following
famous Democrats
Grover Cleveland, president Of the United
States, New York.
John g. Carlisle, secretary of the treasury,
Kentucky.
Richard olney. secretary of state, Massachu.
setts
Hilary A. Herbert. secretary Of the navy,
Alabama.
j. Sterling Morton, secretary Of agriculture.
Nebraska
Daniel g. Lamont. secretary of war. New
York.
Judson Harmon. attorney general, Ohio.
William L. Wilson, postmaster general, West
Virginia.
David r. Francis secretary Of the interior.
Missouri.
John M. Palmer. United States senator. ILL.,
nois.
william F. Villas. United States senator.
Wisconsin.
John B. Gordon, United States senator.
Georgia
David b Hill. United States senator. New
York.
James Smith. Jr.. United States senator.
New Jersey.
George Gray. United States senator. Dsla-
ware
William Lindsay, United States senator.
Kentucky.
Donelson oanery. United States ssnasos.
Louisiana.
Calvin 9. Brice, U. 8. senator, Ohio.
Harry W. Rusk, II @, Maryland
John K. Uowen, N. O., Maryland
Franklin Bartlett. n. O., New York.
George B. Mcclellan. n. O., New York
Josiah Patterson, II. q, Tennessee.
ThomRs r. Ravard kn Hn~lanA
Delaware.
Wayne Mcveash. ambassadors 10 Italy. Penn.
sylvania.
William \ euinby. minister 10 the Neither.
lands. Michigan
Edward J. Phelps, OF minister to Great Brit.
Boswell p. Flower. ex-governor Of New
York.
William F. sheehan. sx.lieutensnt governor
Of New York.
Robert e. Pattison, ex-governor of Pennsyl.
vania.
James T. Campbell, ex governor of Ohio.
Andrew D. White, ex.minister TO Germany
and ex'president of Cornell university, New
York.
Charles W. Eliot. president Harvard univsr-
sity. Massachusetts,.
John G. Black. ex-member Of congress, iii.
nois
John 2. Hopkins, ex'mayor Of Chicago.
Washington Hesing. postmaster Of Chicago.
n nha~ -
Ind,ana. % A' % ''''f ~ ''"s's'''
Don M. Dickinson. ex.postmsster general,
Michigan.
Thomas M. Waller. ex-governor of Conneoti.
cut.
James O. Broadhead ex-member Of congress,
"issoun' Is. o..
verse. ex .members Of ncre.s Ohio'
Jacob Mueller, exlieutenant governor, Ohio.
George Hoadiy' ex-governor OF Ohio, New
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Zeitune.
Henry Wstterson. editor Louisville Courier.
'c1lnE W, . pv,..u
Hiesandsr K. McOiurs sd;to- ph,,.a.,rh,.
Times
Carl schurz. editor Harpers Weekly.
OnAtiss a. 1sSior' eoisor Boston 1iobe'
oenson, u
navy, New York.
N. G Butler. ex.Unitsd States senator. South
oaroi,ns'