New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
WHY He WANTS MKINLEY.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Nv ,easons for desiring Governor Mch'''es
nomination by acclamation at 81. Louis are
pecause I wish the Republican party to de-
~.rua,o,e condemn and II possible, annihi-
- ,,,sllI, nimous nt American sentiment which
h,s manifested itself In this Republic ana ho" "
no other way In which 1t can be dohe so s''''p,''
comnrehensiby. emphatcaly and eHectuany do ~
h,s election to the Presidency OF the oh'eu 0."e
y pocous. desire to see confidence completely
restored In our vast lhuuS'i'o'
kind name and nature ,a
g. Because desire 10 see iaoo' "0''N''
and literally rewarded. ,u
Recause | desire that the National income SUD"
oxceed the National expenditure, without H'ah'"s
anv Increase In our internal taxation ih'S WIN
s,or. the National credit to the hi8h-"ater "ai "
,a,ned under President Harrison ana pre'e'. w
exportation of our gold reserve. lhis
haar made substantially many times In the ed'or'ai
-, cr,rc,,l columns OF your brilliant contefnpo-
- .rh. SUN" and proved my entire sat'sfac-
tion ,o,,,, ,r.o,ios
s. Because wish to have the reciproc''y "ea''0'
negotiated by Mr. Blaine renewed
& Recause believe In granting hperai suoS'u'e'
N encourage American Shipping as was ao"o "
promote railway construction fas' s'ea'"'ps
rrac,icaIlv railways upon the sea. and are as III
,,asah,o IN the extension to our foreign co'h-
- a. tbev are upon land to our domestic eX-
changes. >,,.r.or, Cana,
o,.,rrc,ed at the earliest possible moHent uhuci
~ saia and absolute control or ths hePuphc.
-" because desire the preservation Oh e oese
aoid standard OF exchange or nearuie Iii ~, onsar,
soi1 s ,o not believe Governor Mckinley VIII coise M
,o The free coinage OF silver at any rat'o sort M
,n,srnatIonal agreement which, WIN 'ie peh,e
nm,look FOR the production OF gold s as IMP Vs,S
W tbe discovery OF perpetual motion Inc pri's"
lion is not 1901. 4. .o ,ho ,ouer and influence
s ,b,s free nation exerted In gil iesitiha'e ""S' ~
secure the Independence OF Cuba - ,,.,-,,a ond
IN pac,ise | believe In the Monroe DoSt.nie 49,
IN neace with honor. but In war when heceSIa,s ~
up, AZ p, d,shonor or 10 preserve government py the
people. - - ,t.Kt,,ev "a nominated con-
a ica M in the future VIII De restored, ana capta
i nrate ready TO push our industries INTO vigorous
Nm nc moment he is elected. The REBOUND from
~, ,, or denresson and stdgnation TO one OF NOPE
s..,e o,,or viii be one OF the wonders OF ths MAJ
nous all age The destructive policy OF revenue re-
s seo5 Lii Give place 10 the constructive pohcy Oh
.ao,,nn loi,n ~, Governor Mckinley Will receive
pproater number OF electoral votes than any otHei
Presidential candidate since the Dir'h Oh '"e va"
ton. , p,a,, Miller Depew and
Iauterbach as loyal Repubcans VINO .i oSv tauad
Country and their party, but VINO nave u.ei 49,
20 understand the demand OF the masses o, ,ie, ~
W u Their attempt to defeat the nomination V
SEnvsrror Mckinley will end In a humiiatIs ,a lal
a have canvassed the Republicans OF Broohlyn
FOR the last two months, and believe thas % por
lor LOT, ny NE them desire the nomination OF Governor
Mckinley at ST. Louis go ,,-.-..,. South Ia a
Thank heaven the solid De'o.i"'S ~ -
matter u ""N FRANCIS wAYLAND GLEN
Rrooklyn May I, 1896.