New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CONVERTS TO M'KINLEY.
HOSTS OF MEN WHO VOTED FOR BRYAN
OR PALMER IN 1896 NOW FAVOR
THE PRESIDENT.

OR PALMER IN 1896 NOW FAVOR
THE PRESIDENT.
Many reports have been sent TO the Republican
National Headquarters in this city regarding Demo
Gratis who voted for Bryan for Palmer four years
ago and openly supporting Mckinley this year.
Such reports being received daily. Many OF
them are sent TO the National Committee unso-
ncited. Many have been sent by chairmen
OF State committees in to requests for In
formation as changes coming to their knowledge.
The chairman Of the Wisconsin State Committee
has written that there hundreds OF men who
voted Bryan 1885, but intend vote for Pres
ident Mckinley this year. The reasons usually
given to the county chRirmen were that the voters
were much pleased with the Administration, al
though they did not for publicity. The list
from Colorado includes seven Of the eight delegates
to the St Louis Convention in 1896 who bolted the
ticket. The eighth man is Senator Teller, and he
is still sulking, although his associates have oil
OF them returned to the party fold
The Tribune recently published list OF former
supporters of Bryan Palmer who now support
Mckinley. and in the list were the names of Sena-
tor Stewart, ex-Senators W. A. PETER and John NJ
Palmer. Lee Mantle, who was elected Senator
from Montana; Congressman Sibley and eX-Mayor
Hewitt. The following list includes the names OF
other men of National State reputation who
have declared for Mckinley:
CHARLES DENNY, Of Indiana. former Minister to
China and PhiiipPine CoHmssioner' former s.o-.
taEy of the Gold Democratic Committee; who says:
to deter Is a0 oSnS 9 ' ff6 Sg
General 9i' E s. G. BRAGG. the soldier, who a
Palmer and Buckner man four years ago. 49,
soldier who has been a Democrat He was
Palmer man Rf%X fSgr years d Gana ag9 former
Who declases II detemnsd ed TO tbs uPD2rt pfo the
the RemoeEHte S9Xen5op ~ was edg Kan
EUCLID MARTIN, of Omaha, Neb, formerly Demo
RICHARD HOPKINS. of Old Short Hin n. Y.
CHARLES B. sICARDI. of Brooklyn. Democrat, law
HUT e. f. Of nN Asap a 81 ndsHap6 sS i5Hsr H sd'T son of
Mr.. English, candidate for Vice-Presdent on the
GEORGE HALDoRN Butte Mont. a leading lawyer
~Ro 1@ saya s5ae1 a great
opinion in West since 1896. and thousands
who voted for Bryan then will support Mckinley
FRANK JONES Of New-Hampshire who has been
Leading and large ss5s n T@s e Ss
pubiiean ticRst tils year largely out Of personal
AIBERT nER M Of fhgianapos ISa prominent
9Id nqsR5ai 64sssan 0s 4Ss % Four Rail
road and a prominent Democrat. He has said
Saa is We the go qSesan for or Sa We IN
Under Mckinley we 60 forward wa a. unSeT Bryan
that make up our Nq9nal Prqsg9Tit sacD.+ -
the Silver knights Of America, who was active
JOHN E. co%EN president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio RAILROAD and leading Independent Dem
General isAAS cATL5N 3I the groo3lgn y.
aensY 4 ssaP aF %sl S5 g suHs51 the Wi
candidate for Mayor Of Wisconsin City two years
Dr. G r BARBER. of Merrill. Wis
9 9p6Rd9 RIX9Y sN q Vest f sgPe6ioE sse5Ssv M,
The following are lists Of converts in several
States. forwarded TO the National Committee by
the chairmen OF the State committees:
COLORADO.
J; N. DoWSING; 3s0TySJ % Aspen.
J. W. ROCKAFEIL1Ow, Gunnison.
Judge HART; Pueblo.
D L Rsne N0FFATT' Denver. president First National
IRVING HowBERT. capitalist and ex-chairman
/ n STEVENS chairman National Silver Repub-
cRAWT35R5SB HILL, Denver. proprietor Denver
e b cor Denver. manager Denver Times"
T. S. MMURRAY Denver. ex-Mayor.
CHARLES D. HAYT. Denver, eS-member Supreme
W. 5TEATTQN; z5Sas eGlQgaa2 SPRING. capitalist
BROS PGsSo iRsihSs BstTct SaRlss'' aass
, g GsiI RICHMOND o Cripple Greek District Judge
c: g HoLBRooK Alamosa. District Judge
G, z: RosS-LEWLYN. Denver, vce-president First
Dr. D. H. DUGAN Denver. cashier National Bank
The Rev. THOMAS UzzELL. Denver. Methodist
E. B. FIELDS. Denver. president Telephone Company
RODNEY CURTIS. Denver. president Denver Tram
c. B. KoUNTZ, Denver president Colorado National
DENSis sHEEpY. Denver president Globe smeltsr.
W. H. JAMES, Denver. general manager Omaha and
Dr. 1. e LEMON. Denver general surgeon Union
O. z LIE FEVRE Denver District Judge
WILLARD ASfES Denver. ex-Assessor Arapahoe
E. F. DGNLEvY. Denver. Clerk District Court
WoLE LoNDoNER Dsnysr merchant ~.
SdT F.5a states
GEORGE KE5PHART. Durango
It
ELMER W. MERRITT Denver, ex-state Senator.
WoIE zR TpterP9l drTs ReyePqf lfv c1IlsSOr 9sg
NANCY TABOR. Denver. Brown Palace Hotel
rado House Of Representatives
SIMON GUGGENHEIM, smeter owner.
HENRY HEBIiAI:T. president Colorado Packing and
CHARLES KIBLF!R Stove manufacturer
Judge / e BARNuM
JOHN s. FLoRMING lawyer.
FRANK CHURCH, exc County Treasurer.
J. G ELWELI. Of Pueblo sx-plstrct Judge
g. 5UPT00XT 0T C1sRlsT f EiTst National Bank
p % X oN R2%M OF Of fFeRs Bee5snrdss Tfs
! ". Bn4MAN Of Pueblo sheriff
j. c. TRoMBLY OF Brighton, ex-County Commits
McRE9HRY 2t Greeley s1ssssse ssss'a2 ssss,2r
E j. EAToN, Of Colorado Springs; ex-County Clerk
W EyANs Of Pe@yer penyeT TramwSy GSmPSny %
D. r. q BROWN of Aspen. banker and capitalist.
RICHARD BROAD. ex-Chairman Silver Republican
Committee.
ILLINOIS.
q. \. KoERNER GeTman DEMOCRAT. Of neileyle
J. NJ LARGE OF Athens. ex-Democratic Member
WILLIAM B0URNER OF vandaIa prominent farmer
JUDGE G. VAN HooRBECK. OF Carlyle, ex-Dstrict
J. n Dill Relleyins. Judge OF the Circuit Court:
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