The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

will start the wheels of industry moving,
and the country merchants, hotel and
transfer men will be once more glad.
Simon f. Juda-McKinley and protec-
ton mean prosperity for all.
E. O. Regens nsburger-Protection should
be the N ain issue of the day. We should
keep as much money as we possibly can
at home, instead of sending such enor-
nous sums to foreign countries.
8. K. Thornton-I have recently visited
the most populous portion of the State
north of San Francisco. and state, as my
best judgment, that California will give
Mckinley a handsome majority.
II. S. Rosenthal-While favoring silver
under an international agreement the
question of protection appears to me to be
the paramount issue.
Reuben Cohen-l favor the election of
Mckinley for the benefit OF every body
bound to have better times.
Charles s. Jacobs-Ths good of the coun-
try and its future prosperity depend
largely upon McKinley's election.
B. f. Noyes-The success of Mckinley
means return of the good, old prosper
Gus times in all lines. We hope to en-
ploy at least 100 more hands next season.
Daniel Bruton-I have voted the Demo.
cratic ticket for thirty years, but cannot
swallow Bryan, Altgeld or their principles.
c. G. McCray-Protection means more
to all American citizens than the so-called
silver policy, which will debase our cur
rency. Mckinley will be elected because
the people are disguised with Democratic
promises.
C. B. La SheIls-I am in favor of Nc
Kinley, protection, sound money and the
Nations honor.
B. C. Samuel favor Mckinley. ]
have been Democrat all my life, and will
vote the Republican ticket this election for
the first time.
w. ]. Tilley-I consider protection to
home industry the most important ques-
ton before the people to-day.
julius Bamberger-I favor the election
of Mckinley. In my opinion, Bryan rep
resents all that is vicious and against the
best interests of the whole country.
Charles Rummelsburg-I am subject to
wages. and am under the belief that the
election of Bryan would prove disastrous
to the wage-earners. favor Mckinley.
]. H. Davis-I favor the election of Nc
Kinley. / believe it is for the best interest
of my country.
Simon Caro-Protection is what we want
for all our people, whether for the poorest
or the richest. Mckinley is solid on that
point.
Thomas Fl. Nichols-I find in my trav-
els through the State that Mckinley is
gaining every day, and will carry Califor-
MIA by 1900.
W. E. Cumback-I favor the election OF
Mckinley because of my conviction that
he will promote policy of vital interest
at this rime-sound money and protection.
Edward A. Kaher-My choice for Presi.
dent is Mckinley, God bless him. Elect
him and we will have better times.
There ara letters arriving by every mail
from commercial travellers. Many only
say, II favor the election of William Nc
Kinley for President" Among this num-
Der are the following well-known men:
J. H. Grindley, 81. P. Winchell, Fred J.
Trethaway. John w. Douglas, JOSEPH
Nesbitt, Charles Selleck, Ed Biddolph, L.
II. Griffith, A. T. Sutherland, E. War.
necke, William Muntz, Ray a. Sherman,
H. L. Van Winkle, Stephen Walsh, +. P.
Jacobs, William f. Jacobs, a. w. Brown,
C. 81. Blohm, j. w. Spengler, f. V.
Greene, William M. Brison. Orrin S. Hen
derson, Jonas Schloss, NJ. G. Johnson, Joe
schloss, George G. Shurtleff. M. T. Unger.