New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

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Edward NJ Grout-As 1'n me no QUESTIONS have
nothing to say. w Wv SN''''' ""'e
GENERAL KING WILL DO las HE PI.EAsEs,
General Horatio c. King who was the Democratic
nominee for Secretary Of State last fall said:
ws % Ss s ,Se e lead Do %
Ee,ui wnom consider an Anarchist and revou-
Shcaso sS do
reyn,apa party Altsed and Tillman are as much
Of 1860 When the war came on true Democrots
were round In the ranks OF the Army Of the Union
ma me majority OF the leading officers men OF
ES' ter Democrats cannot support the silver
oc Hnn party and ha, the Eastern Dem
Mckinley b" they viii sns one
candidate. who has been fosted upon them"
WHAT THE BANKERS SAY
Three wel-known bankers. who have always been
democrats, gave interesting and significant opinions
wnen seen by a Tribune reporter. Benjamin H.
Huntington. president Of the Dime Savings Bank
said that he was not politician and did not want
OF course. am a gold man ali Eastern men are.
s % neyer vote for deSased coinage candidate
Rn and e but hs w sr b falling 10 G5 Ne
There Is not shadow Of a doubt that every
the @ not seeveS 1S n " Ss fO mckinley
the Republican platform"
NJ ~; L. Msrcelius secretary Of the Dime Savings
Il do mot think would be wise. nor is IT proba-
date into the field, This would split up the contes.
TOO much and. perhaps. throw the election into Con-
s sSys .S% When noted sS. full sks, and desire
Mckinley" men the eec''0" comes l may vote FOR
MEN UTTERLY DEVOID OF PRINCIPLE"
JAMES Ross Curran. secretary OF the Brooklyn
Trust Company. said: II don't know what to make
OF those fellows out there; they not Democrats
they seem utterly devoid Of principle. To elect a
silver-man President would be the ruin Of the
try The main issue in this campaign Is that Of
sound money. question to whether shall do
business on debased currency basis. or not These
crazy silver men have got to be beaten. badly beaten
ao n Is the nt pushes SIN Of al
Tn%~ ne silver men that they cannot control the
crat vii, be nominated on third platform"
SAYS SILVER WOULD BE RUIN
Sigf1d Cederstrom. a we-known real estate
dealer spoke for the Democrats his business when
he said
I'VE do no, not want to see free silver prevail. 1t
would be ruin for the country and ruin for our bus-
ness Personally. ! shall not vote at all next fall,
and think that this vii be the course pursued by
Knley was sound money man I should surely vote
LOT MIN but am inclined TO think that he Is
shaky on that point"
AssEMBLYMAN BRENNAN ON THE ISSUES.
Assemblyman Edward c. Brennan secretary OF
the Kings County Mckinley League was seen at the
City Hall yesterday afternoon by Tribune re-
porter and upon being asked his views Of the Pres-
Dental situation expressed himself follows:
Now that the Democratic party has nominat ted
lree-silyer ticket TO run a free-svcr platform,
which also contains more pernclous ideas than any
other platform ever adopted by political conven-
tion the issue Is clearly dra and the result readily
forseen. ''
Briefly. we are for protection TO American work
ingmen. sound money and reciprocity against
fanatical candidates upon a platform breathing n
archy. poor wages unsound money and rank heresy
to every American principle Of government.
PLURALITY OF 10000 PREDICTED FOR
MKINLEY
1.-THE result must be that every true American
who believes In the upholdng Of American nstitu-
lions and the government OF the people for the peo
pies benefit. whether Republican Democrat will
perforce vote for Mckinney and Hobar: the COM
New,York State by 10000 plurality. 1t is my per
OF the country Is Republican tariff. ! have OBJ
served that low tariff. which places the balance
Of trade against the United States. has always been
to keep us up TO our gold limit"