New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
OUT FOR M'HINLEl.
JOSEPH w KAY WRITES STRONG LET
TER TO SENATOR BRUSH.
HE FAvoRs THE OBJECTS OF TIE VETERANS
p,THtoTtc LEAGUE, AND WILL WORK FOX

he r,vops THE OBJECTS OF TIE VETERANS
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE. AND WILL WORK FOR
TIE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE.
80, " KAY the wel-known Democratic war
,e,eran who In 1892 orranzed Old soldiers for C'Ve
,, g., , hotter TO Senator George ". Brush. pf'7l-
dent of the Union Veterans Patriotic League
comes out for Mckinley and Hobart IN the io''""
ing vigorous fashion:
George W. Brush. NO 2 Spencer f''c'' "'oo"'' j"
nv Dear Comrade Your letter Of thG h S4'9 rs at
hand learn ,"n %i'H ya1rTans mng raToc Leasue
Brookiyn. and congratulate them on 'h'r '"o'''
a. p ptrSiIE T. need Tor this movement In which eoun1
try is placed above party sue Such '''s"' '"''''
eipoIy ny prcseni political campaign government OF
by and for the people is tnrea,ci1, a. is 81 IN,
platform adopted AT Chicago. TO an oi w,h & M ~,
isryan the nominee Of the Convention iuilS sun
through having labored and rendered ,s y.P'.am nan
service IN our STATE In lhe , SAM so 'n many long
IL has been my privilege-as II was my uu'y & rn ,
place IN hG mr ranks Their rR n.'Sa cause has @
cause In the advocacy or defence OF thsir ,n r,a,,
in the right nor to the left in demanding
for them that recognition by govern,ns ,as H., y on
title them have endeavored to demonstrats ,v ny
loyalty TO the veteran But that Is , hcn IN
this Nation shoulder To shoulder az IN iays asoe
the Union and comrades our WnacnTa" anS tSat "Cid
msn, her nsniirdIv serve our country and march 20
"a, sGrl9Hs tSyed yc'GrH HSd it H@. eeems % me
| With the memories OF is6l-ls5 behind nm nm sno"'d
While men may honestly differ as to who Is re re-
sponsibe for, and to what causes are que n p"ng
riblc depression existing In business IRE ana ''qs r
wagecarners In recent yeaTs through& & "nor ,nn 49, -
unempoyed and and n csroyed these are minor
CONSIDERATIONS at the moment In view o ,ne & n", ~
meet a crucial test; forsnever has greater nanser &
| TO the people been known In American h'S'o'' '''
ths one which ,ht now ennfront the Nation
all it's people Is sreater "Vs ts' in ',
TO the death with secession Th9 hs,inc,s M V S Su'
r,IonaI discredit nor should they place party tics
| above the common veal In the present cIisis
secure no nome and country the nag always
| s,yy"neer with the patriot than the claims OF any
man or ord mi ia nons Of suchwith all right thinking
men-to repel anything which can educate our peo-
, ,ie n, o,ir f;ovcrnment in wrong doing. dlshon-
pst p.t dollar would be a National dsgrace Yet this
is lust what the free coinage OF siiVtr means as
| - In the days when the life OF the Nation Was Ws
by ev war good men bap ana rd1es ,Tqs e,
homes and their ioyee b non WAS saved even
'" ,s then enemies SO should it be now. only IN
another sense un Of Ts tsose who Would assail the
Very life OF this Republic not re"i'~'"s wh"' '"e'
While not agreed with him or his party In poiitlca
comvicons William MeK,ney was and Is MY
n the war for the Union who has been h9n9neS d9
nomns,On foT se is pan It s to support
him with ali the at my command And ,n
] propose to DO do, wben '' IL is % demonstrated by
s",;ons Neyep mShi whch % speak louder than words;
hrsn Ssne Fy's qks Esfp
Tanner and others VINO are f Tho m I-ninr
som%on MS@s And as
matter par.eto duty m he am sntess rea" G no @y ability in
with YOU 10 ana secure the election Of Comr@de William
Mckinley to the Presidency FraIsfnMa'WX FnsEpM " yGK9Y KY
September 2s. 1896. JOSEPH W. N"'