The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14

Of Kentucky gold Democrats viii likely
be issued in q few days. and the date for
Il viii be the last week in August
ZIG MEN BOLT IN PITTSBURG.
Pittsourg. Pa. July IA number Of
leading Democrats joined the ranks o<
the toppers today and declared their IN
tention ot voting for Mckinley. Not
only VIII they cast their ballots for .
gold standard this year. but say they
are out OF the party for good. Among
these who made the declaration after
carSfully considering ,he step are j. J.
BROOKS, James ". Patterson and Wsl-
liam A Sipe. Mr.. Brooks is second vice
president OF the Pennsylvania lines
west ot Pittsburg and presidential
elector He says the mob IS TOO Wild
for him that Re VIII resign the anpry
honor Of presidential eiecfor and vote
for Mckinley. Mr.. Patterson IS the gas
Inspector OF Allegheny coonty. 10 which
important Office he Was appointed BY
Governor Pattison. He says he VIII vote
for every man on the Republicansticket
Mr.. Sipe was in congress rvrenty-tnree
years ago and will take the stump 8or
Mckinley il necessary Among other
Democrats who said today they Will
have nothing more 10 do with the party
are Banker r A. Orr. Attorney JOHN
Rradsock, Frederick Gwinrsr. Colonel
". c. ConneIiy and r. j. Dunal-
No ENTHUSIASM IN INDIANA
South Bend. Ind. July 13.-The nom
:ration OF W. J. Bryan creates small
enthusiasm here and many escf time
Democrats will vote the Republican
ticket. JOS. c. Orr. ex-prosecutor ot
the Thirty-second judicial district. says
the platform is "a mixture OF Poul;srn.
anarchy, and tdsocy IN about the same
proportions. and 20 be compelled 20
choose between Populism and McKtn-
ieyiSn IS a bitter dose"
MARKED DETECTION IN TOLEDO.
Toledo, O., July 13.-Frozn present in
dica tons two-thirds OF the prominent
Democrats OF this ssction VIII not only
absolutely repudiate and bolt the plat
form and nominees OF the Chicago con-
vention, but VIII vote for Mckinley.
and many OF them VIII vote the state
ticket as well. Among them may be
named the following who are party
beaders In this congressional district:
W. J. CoIourn, delegate 10 nationa,
Democratic convention four years ego,
and offered Toledo postoffice-I shalE
vote Tor Mckinley.
Henry W. Ashley, general manager
Ann Arbor railway. a life long Demo
crat-I shaN cast my vote for Mckinley
and Hobart and sound money.
L Franc. for forty years Democrat;
H Reeve Kelsey, 4 merchant and thirty
years a Democrat: Colonel 5. C Rey-
nolds, president OF the First National
bank: Judge a.Hrvey Scribner. Frank
L - 4.
Bloch OF Stern & Bloch. wholesale mer-
chants; DR.. z. r Scheble. Ciarencs
Armstrong, wholesale grocer: J. l.
Yost, bicycle manufacture; F. ]. Rey-
nolds, commission dealer. Cyrus Kirk
ley. attorney-at-law: W. :. Brainerd
Gilbert Harmon, common pleas Judge
T. W. Chilis. wholesale shoe dealer; II
j. Spreg president Massilon BrtdgS
company: George W. Davis. president
Second National bank. are among The
hundreds OF other Democrats who alb
solutely repudsaoe both platform and
pomineeS
HUNTINGTON'S MAYOR REJECTS
Huntington. w. Va, July 13.-Ely
Ensign. president OF the Ensign manu-
featuring company. and now The Demo
cratic mayor OF Huntington. II a card
over his own signature. says he doe:
not regard the money plank OF the plat
form as sound Dmocratc doctrine. ant
he viii not support the Candidates o.
the Chicago conversion
LEADER CRIES ENOUGH.
Tren-cn. y. J.. July l3-Samue
Walker, Jr., has forwarded hAs res5gns
tion a me rlber OF the Democratic stat.
committee and has also resigned from
the Democratic city committee He Il
opposed 10 the platform and candida Z
nominated at The Democrats nationa
conveutson and says he VIII vote 5ol
Mckinley and Hobart
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
St Paul, Mnnn-. July I3-FuIiy hal
OF the Democrats IN St Paul are dis
guSted with the queer platform adopt
ed by the convention a. Chicago. Rep
resen tative men for the most part ar,
| ourspoken IN roefr oppoaitiO and de
clare positively they viii not suppor
any man who stands on such a plat
form A majority OF leading Democrat I
| seen today sasd nnbesi tatingly that ths
only thing left for them 20 do 70 vot,
for Mckinley.
ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.
Baltimore, Nd. July 13.-The Demo
cratic revolt In Maryland against thi
Chicago platform and ticket will be or
ganized at q public meeting 70 be csiist
n this city next week COngressmSs
John K Cowan, ex-ConErsssTnan Iss
dor Rsyner. ex-United States senate
William Pinioey N7hyte, william CaheI
Bruce, president OF the state senate
General John GfI. who was one ot n.
delegates-st-lsrge to Chicago, and 9th
CT leading nsen N rhs party ara inter
ested the movement Nearly ali .
them favor q sound money rickst
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS ~ REVOLT
Decatur. III. July Is.-Since the fre-
silver Populsst platform was sdopte,
quite rurnher of Decatur Dencc-ast
have openly declared raey WI vote ~
Republican ticket TO teach the rnachlnl
| politicians OF fbs AltEeii-H ssi
stripe q ieSsc-L X a third ticket ss pu
Up by sound money Democrats me De
cac71T fr7eads OF 9 \ Ewing would b.
pleessd 70 vote for him for governor.
CLINTON GERMANS DROP OUT.
CAryie. III. July i3.-TTaii. ths slive.
Democrats os -1ls cgul y are well ps-zs
ed with The nomination os B-yza ~
preszte1t. becaS1se Z - birthpiacs 5 ~
uatsd n TIE adjoining co1oty q Mar
so1 and he has r-S4ttyes eg.dlrg Z,
C2rIye. g - dosSb cssli q tzs German.
OF Lhls (C'Ilnto-) county VIZ suppor
ne platform. - - majority of shen
favor q god sts,5dart Tbs - n0s
Causing great To--y among Ire leader
OF Democracy. ~ H. German vote q
tost Clinton c0u1ry VII % Re ruoIican q
although usually De-ooc-assc ~ .s.p8
SHEU1BYTILLE 1TE-S DESOUSCE y
S8>goyyllS-. II, July Iz.-CoA Demo
crass here are 0Dasp-ok~a IN csnouncsns
the platform and candidate. Scze ~
vote for AcKinieT, whls- a.A~~s sa,
hey VII % fsntng oa ~scts0n day
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