New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
Dr.. Lyons
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Mckinley and Hobart will be the next President and
Vice President OF this great Republic.
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REAL-EsTATE MEN OUTsPOKEN.
LIFELONG DEMOCRATS WHO WILL VOTE FOR
.- MKINIEY AND SOUND MONEY!.
The strong feeling against the Chicago plat
form and the nominees Of the Convention which
exists here generally among business men who
are Democrats is fully as pronounced among
reai-estate men OF that party. In real-estate
circles there was only one prominent man found
yesterday who. being Democrat. did not declare
that he would vote for William Mckinley. The
sound-money question was held to be paramount
This issue. It was declared, was one OF the honor
and credit Of the country against dishonor ana
discredit and Populism and Anarchy. Nor was
the revolutionary feature OF the Chicago plat
form regarding the Supreme Court overiooKeo
There was scarcely man who expressed his
Views who did not do so with intensity and at
fairly white heat. The feeling was remarkable
d. Phoenix Ingraham. a well-known broker and
auctioneer, expressed his views as follows: i
am Tammany Hall Democrat. and have always
voted the Democratic ticket But am opposed
to Mr. Bryan's principles as enuncated at chi
cago and to the platform. l am opposed 10
P0pulistic principles and to silver / shall vote
for Mr.. Mckinley, although would ike more
definite knowledge of his money views lie IS a
protectiOnist and that makes 1t still harder lor
me to support him. never thought that would
vote for a Republican for President OF the United
States, but the time seems to have come 90
not think 1t a good plan TO run an Independent
Democratic ticket. Yes shall vote for Mckin-
ley. 1t Is hard. though. to support Republican
My father was a Tammany Hall voter In lo2o
and his father was Tammany Hall voter De
fore him. I suppose the time has come when
must break the family traditions"
William NJ Ryan put his views tersely as fol-
lows: Il am Tammany Hall Democrat. but
want no Popuism or thievery in mine"
Peter f. Meyer. the business partner Of Rich
ard Croker in real estate matters. looked amazed
that he should be asked about his views He ie-
piled. however. II never mix politics with busi-
ness" 1t was said on good authority yesterday
that Mr. Meyer was strongly opposed to Bryan
and silver, but his fealty to Tammany would
lead him to follow the tiger blindly at least Until
he got into the ballot booth.
Morris Wilkins. one of the Oldest and best
known men in the real estate business said
buntly: You can rest assured that the present
ticket. whic they call the Democratic ticket. |
shall not support do not want any Populism
Amos F. Emo, who has large real estate In
terests in this city. said tersely: Il shall not
support this present Popust ticket" Mr.. Emo
Is known a Cleveland Democrat. common
expression among real estate men when asked
about some Democrat In the guild was: on.
he Is a Cleveland Democrat; that settles II. In
other words, the fact that a man vas Cleve-
land Democrat was taken as prima facie evil
dence that ne would bolt Bryan.
Bryan l.. Kennedy, who is member of Tam
many Hall and has been vice-president of the
Pontiac Club. a Tammany organization OF the
XXIIId Assembly District, said: Il have been
a Democrat all my life, as my father was be-
fore me- Mr.. Whitney, 1t is announced Is to
call a conference of Democrats soon to consider
the crisis If II is decided to run no separate
ticket l shall not vote for the nominee OF the
Chicago Convention. but for Mr.. Mckinley.
do net consider the Chicago platform Demo
cratic platform. The Convention cast aside all
the principles of Democracy when 1t rejected
the report OF the committee recommending
David H. Hill as temporary chairman. | pro-
pose to support the local and State Democratic
ticket II sound-money men are nominated re-
gard Mr. Mckinley. although he Is Republi-
can. a sound money man. This Is not ques,
ton of politics but Of business. The welfare Of
the country Is the Issue. Why this silver tax
and craze have already resulted In such state
OF affairs that lawyers are putting go,d clauses
into mortgages. Suppose that silver should win
and people of small incomes should have to pay
mortgages in gold under such clauses"
Henry s. OBrien. OF OBrien & Whiting said:
This Is pure silver craze. which VIII cost the
country enormously before we get through with
it. l am a Democrat. and always have been.
believe In gold basis The chicago PLATFORM
Is a Populistic document i shall vote for NC
Kinley in preference to Bryan. II there is
third ticket shall as Democrat, support H.
can understand why the silver states want
silver but cannot understand why the South
does You might as we'll try to legislate pota-
toes and corn into n party with gold as 70 Try
II with silver The attack on the Supreme Court
~ the United States was revolutionary"
Kenneth ID. Whiting said: II am Democrat
but / shall probably vote for Mckinney
S. p. Lazarus said: Il have been a Deno-
GRAFT all nv life but | shall vote for Mckinley
through thick and thin. A silver basis means
dishonor to the country. | shall vote for NC
Kinley upon the theory of contributing my shaIe
toward saving the credit and honor OF the
country"