The herald., 1896-06-11

8. Patton. Financial declaration: No de-
claration; II 30. should be against free
| silver.
city-For chairman: c. r.. A. Last. FL
nancial declaration: Free silver ct the
B. Breen. 41l South Grand avenue. city
For chairman: George 8. Patton. FL
nancial declaration: The present finance
| suits me.
Thomas r. Hammond, lle South Jill
! street-For chairman: George 8. Pat
| ton. Financial declaration: National
| question, but Of such Importance that
| should think 1t proper for the convention
to declare upon. Personally. silver, 1e
| to 1.
For chairman; no preference. Finan-
| cial declaration: Yes. believe that the
| convention should declare for the free,
| and unlimited and independent coinage
Of silver by the United States at the
John Adams, Pasadena-For chair
man, George s. Patton. Financial de-
| claration: don't think the county con-
vention should make any declaration
| regarding the financial issue.
w. r. Beardslee, Duarte-For chair
man: Geo. S. Patton. Financial de-
be made by the convention regarding
the financial issue, for unlimited COIN
age of silver by the United States. ratio
16 to 1.
F. H. sandefur. Duarte-For chair
man-George 8. Patton. Financial de-
clard In favor Of free silver.
G. H. Gardeners, South Pasadena
For chairman; George s. Patton. FL
nancial declaration: No.
Silas e. Kennedy. Wilmington-For
chairman: George s. Patton. Finan-
CtQ1 doClQ ion. Nh daCIQYQti0n.
H. Hildebrandt. Wilmington-For
chairman; George Patton. Financial
declaration: No declaration.
B. L. Peel, Alhambra-For chairman;
George 8. Patton. Financial declara.
ton: Should be made. Let us select
faithful and well-known Democrats
and send them untrammeled.
George Kinds, Wilmington-For
chairman; George s. Patton. Finan.
cial declarations: am not in favor Of
any financial declaration by the county
convention.
H. Stieglitz, City Attorney, San Pc
dro-For chairman; George S. Patton.
Financial declaration: I am in favor OF
the adoption Of silver platform at the
ratio Of 16 to /, and shall work for re-
storation of silver, our constitutional
money.
A. b. Hotchkiss. 221 West Fourth
street-For chairman: Hon. s. M. White.
Financial declarations: We should es-
pouse free silver. 16 to l.
G. w. Sanderson. 22S East Main
street-For chairman; George w. Mer-
rill Financial declaration: l am In
favor of free coinage of silver by the
United States at the ratio of 16 to l.
John Zens, 526 Banning street-For
chairman; George S. Patton. Financial
declarations: Silver 16 to l.
F. NJ Reach, room 26 German Amerl-
can bank building-For chairman:
have no fixed choice, will be governed
by circumstances. Financial declara-
ton: I consider 1t not only the privil-
ege but the duty of every citizen of this
free country to have an intelligent
opinion upon all the leading issues ar
fecting Its specific and general welfare,
and to unhesitatingly express such
opinion. This country Is large enough
and powerful enough to pursue such
course as 1t deems best for its individual
good, regardless of what other nations
think or do. am in favor of declara,
ton regarding financial issues and
think 1t should be for the free and inde-
pendent coinage of silver. but am not
Internationally tied to the ratio of 16 to
l. I think this is for the good of the
country and believe 1t will win and de-
feat any man standing on a gold plat
form.
E. Hicklin-For chairman; Merrill OF
Pomona. Financial declaration: Yes.
for free silver.
A. S. Blackburn. Alhambra-For
chairman; George s. Patton. Finan-
cial declaration: 1 most certainly think
we as al convention ought to put our
selves on record upon the greatest and
most important question of the day,
finance. / am very strongly in favor
of free, unlimited and independent
coinage Of silver, 16 to in gold.
A. j. Krueger, 213 East First street,
city-For chairman; not decided. FL
nancial declarations: l believe in free
coinage of silver, ratio Of 16 ounces Of
silver to one ounce of gold.
s. P. Bowen, 1920 Wright street, city
For chairman: w. A. Ryan. Finan-
consider this the only issue before the
people. Adopt free silver plank and
nominate a free silver man for presi-
dent and high tariff Mckinley will not
be in it.
Charles R. Thompson. Burbank-For
chairman; the man who favors the fol-
lowing declaration: The financial de-
claration made by the convention re-
garding the financial issue should be
for the unlimited and Independent coin
age of silver Of the United States at the
ratio of 16 to 1.
stephen G. Long, 21s Bullard building,
city-For chairman; George S. Patton.
Financial declaration: Do not think
this convention should declare itself on
the financial question. Send to the ma
tional Democratic convention unin-
structed delegates. Sound, sensible
men. Free silver may save the country.
but doubt 1t.
w. c Lynch. Pasadena-For chair
man; Judge Stephens. Financial de-
claration: For the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to /.
G. D. Willard. 23S East Twenty ninth
street, city-For chairman; George s.
Patton. Financial declaration: Per-
sonally I am against unlimited coinage
of silver which I believe would result in
a silver standard but doubt the wis.,
dom of instructing our county delegates
j. A. Mcintyre. Pasadena-For chair
man; George S. Patton. Financial de-
claration: Silver.
M. Rickard. Lamanda-For chairman;
Last or Patton. Financial declaration:
/ am in favor Of the silver that, Is pro-
duced in the United States being coined
free at any ratio that will keep silver
and gold at par.
w. T. Grimes, Pasadena-For chair
man; George S. Patton Financial de.
claration: Silver
Frank w. Balfour, Pomona-For
chairman; George w. Merrill of Pomo-
ma. Financial declaration: Personally
I favor gold, but am ready to stand by
the decision of the majority I believe
our delegates should be instructed.
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