Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-02

Etr. James A. Lsecb, President oil
the Louisville City National Bank, and
Repubican, said: "There can be nc
fauls found with that platform, and il
will not be great while until We have
better times. Public confidence is
again being restored"
Mr. George Gaulbert said: "The ST..
Louis platform gives satisfaction to
every body, and will carry all sound
money Democrats. Twenty-f five OF
thirty Democrats have told ma that
| they consider she financial question
above party, and not one of them will
support g free silver platform. Most
of them will support sound money"
Mr.. Will Gsulbart spoke with equal
franknees. He said: 81 only know one
side. If the Democrats make free
silver platform is is the duty of every
business man to vote for Mckinley
1t is purely, matter of business"
Young E. Allison, editor of the Insur-
once Herald, who, though a Republican.
is Interested solely from a business
staadpoint, said: "The ticket is one
that will satisfy every Republican re-
gardless of personal Influences. The
platform will satisfy every sound BUSH
ness man ia America SIS far as the Gnan-
DIAL question is concerned. The free
silver votes thas will be lost because
of the gold declaration will be made
up two for one by sound money Demo
10 hak I'D
and the honor of national obligations
stand before mere party name and as
ISOLATION. The ready response OF feel
log to She gold declaration is SO pro-
nounced that it may have the effect of
making the Democrats at Chicago take
straddle instead OF the free silver
horse"
Mr.. B. M. Oreel said: 81 never voted
nything but the Democratic ticket.
am going to vote for sound money aud
Mckinley I only know two man who
are not going to vote this way"
A. II. Beckman. Secretary OF she
Wholesale Grocers' Association, said:
THE St. Louis platform is the best
thing that could have been done. I |
only know one man who will vote
against it. THE country interest lies |
in that platform"
Col. st. John Boyle said: "The plat
form and ticket are ell right. The |
platform is just what the party be-
iieves and every body knew that ia ad-
vance no Republican viii vote against
this ticket"
Mr.. W. E. Grinsteed. the Wholesale
grocer, said; "The platform lis olesp
and clear, and just the thing the country
wants."
Mr.. A BEandels said: 81 am satisfied
The platform is good enough"
perintendent James r. Buckner of
the Board of Trade, said: Il am de-
lighted"
Morton Casssdny said: 81 an with
5he Republicans this time"
President j 90 Fischer, of the German
Insurance Bank, SAID: Il endorse the
platform heartily, and am OF the opinion
has it is jusO what the business men
wanted"
Hen. Zaolz Phelps said; "The gold
blank suits me, but the tariff plank will
lot help the condition of affairs No,
ion't think it will have any effeos on
me Chicago platform, which l believe,
4 spite OF the newspaper reports, is still
doubtful. I will certainly advocate q
.old standard at the Chicago conven-
ion. l don't know what effect the
>olt of the silver men will have on the
Republican vote, as l am not posted as
o their strength in that party y
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