New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
He will get VOTE for this reason that will be en-.

He will get vote, for this reason. thai will be enc
IN indiana ad cas tell the ' Country s non:
Indiana is safe We going to keep It in the n,
publican line. and will give Mckinley a good M.
Colonel H. II. Prettyman. Of Governor Bushnelrs
na tho SsS S.y S"S Sss
about the Chicago ticket the Colonel has been b
ss ya @s r rSs
the easiest man to beat am glad that they -
isctsd man from away on, rne,e q, lie Is n q
can carry a few OF his own people. perhaps but b
VIII never carry the country. Major Mckinley Z
dsss.ssS e e: poll. J; WED o., "a ssPiissy
men snd receiver for the Hotel BTun:wis. 2
and ne will never be heard OF after November IN
people OF this country. at least the greater part q
% BE- eected d0 Presen Of the rne States
Cad thai / am getting out OF the hotel bushes
He will never see the ONCE. however
THE OLD DEMOCRACY WRECKED.
Sylvester T. Everett. Of Cleveland. who has bea
one OF Mr.. Hanna's closest friends 10 the Mckinley
campaign. and who will also be an active Manages
in the coming campaign for the Republican parry
highly delighted with the nomination. He -
marked: This settles 1t The Old Democracy
wrecked. Gu; Of the ashes comes strange nocd>
script. mongrel organization that VIII die IN N
throes OF Its birth. The nomination OF Bryan
surprise. and 1t Is the weakest nomination that a
Convention could make. The party cannot become
enthusiastic over him. The selection OF such young
man and the reputation OF the old line Democras
who have worked year In and year out for the caue
will be taken an affront. and MT Bryan VIII nee
ana tSe 0a1, sailing a the or the C
under any general head Whatever this organzatoa
may be- however, It VII be badly beaten IN the co..
General Joseph T. Torrenee., 0: lilirois VIE
ssm years to be ss5 the eesd Hessf ny
the nominee THIS year dropped into me cry yes
sasy ssd's g. an At the Az"
nue. Hotel upon his prediction. He expressed sur.
prise at the o, gryan ana ss
sHnAk End icy IN. s
:hss sfs sa1S With he
aschy the people Tso c snn nsrr rSa faos DO n
know what they are talking about admit tnaS
n hs Socialists esnaS S ats Ss as he
be showed under so deep next fall that he viz
be ssS found s again. ssMnf ss . %oS .
which is styled a Democratic Convention, has di.'
Eusted every one Compare st. Louis and Chicago
brsns snd Secency and Major Mckinley wa;
dominated. In the Other We s have riot "A Ans,cny;
WY. Major c' Mckinley Will be elected by one
the greatest maJorites ever given In this country
CLAUS sPRECKELs ON THE OUTLOOK.
Amons the passengers who arrived here On ~
steamer St. Louis asst evening were CAus spreckeA
the well-known sugar man. and his family. Mf.
spreckes said that he was surprised TO hear that
the silver men had dominated the Democratic Ma
tsonaI Convention in the manner that they had II
is a stanch Republican. and was confident that To
anarchistc onslaught OF the silver men would sw
no effect on the Republican party. but nat ~
kinney would be elected by tremendous majority.
He believed that the Republicans would $50 saow NOV
than their usua. strength, even In the WesL.
Mr. Sprecke,s brings new ideas for the prooocc0S
Of sugar. and machinery Tor the Eiak1he VI -
sugar viii. follow him.