New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06
DEMOCRATS WHO CANT STAND BRYAN.
CONVERSIONS TO MKINLEY IN THE POPO-
CRATIC CANDIDATES OWN STATE


Advices being received the Republican Ma
tional headquarters in this city indicate that Mr..
Bryan will be hurrying home to Nebraska.
In the rapidly growing list of converts to Mckinley
none more significant than those from Bryan's
own State. Senator Scott yesterday had drawn up
a Convert list" and started it off with Nebras-
kans. Bryan's neighbors have found that the
leader of the silver forces Is only pretender and
they realize that all of his predictions have proved
false. Here is the latest list of Nebraska Demo-
Gratis who are working and talking for Mckinley;
]. STERLING MORTON. President CleveIand's Score
'A JA% n BoTD the only Democratic Governor
General PAUL VAN DER WORT formerly National
DIT. George L, Miller founder of The Omaha
Judge ELBAzER wAKELEY, the leader OF the Omaha
WILLIAM A. PAXTON who twice assisted Bryan's
THOMAS B. MCPHERSON. president of the Omaha
Cattle Loan COMPANY and cashier Of the Union Stock
ETCP MARrIN Of Omaha for years leader Of the
RH Of P 8ads Ra IL. aPs6s
and Lad G9TPan 7 Had voted as Democrat since 1864
GHqRGE gRI n 5or.I lifelong % g.
torney of South Omaha.
5: a6 94f5a
c%Rs W lyman President of the Commercial
WILLIAM F. WAPPiCH. resigned from Douglas County
Democratic Council because he could not indorse
" l. =, NAY [ ex5Stats Fish Commissioner Nebraska
., LIE '" KEN OF Omaha. prominent worker in
z; L. stone Of Dewey & Stone furniture dealers
B " 5E1FGb F Rs5AS m lsssanB
DR. H CHAMBERS. Fremont, active supporter Of
J. PAsCoEi lPpasq County, for twenty-five years
JULIUS BECIMAoT,a fremont Neb. a leading business
Some converts In other States follow:
NETWORK.
j. G. CARLISLE. formerly Secretary OF the Treasury in
>, CHARLES S. FAIRCHuD formerly Secretary OF the
IT SBRRM in CI ssMnfT first Cabinet
WILLIAM b HORSEPOWER.
z FI-I aF;E5r !, 4&BERs6N. leading attorney
r + r R BHEIz FL r leading a.d attorney
GUSTAV II scHw4B Hs agent of the North German,
1 9g4S s!Gam qR3T COMPANY I'll ''''l'"
Captain A. L. DELCAMBRE Mount Ksco
GEORGE HoADIY. Ex-Governor of Ohio now a lead
LYNN W REDb9NG Tl5 recently NeYor Assem-,
% @ Former for Of Ra
ABRAM H. DALEY of Brooklyn former Surrogate of
AUGUST KREAMER. of Brooklyn the tinware manu-
e eHHRIE5 E MI5w ff5HFn s} w..sv.
city N'''''O"eF OF York
MARYLAND
LLOYD JACKSON. Of Baltimore.
]. H THOMPSON, of Annapolis formerly Collector of
General F. c. LATRoBE. ex-Mayor OF Baltimore
E. a. JAMESON, Of Sensmount formerly Democratic
candidate for Congress.
ALLAN MLANE. Of baltimore attorney, brother OF
the Maryland State Attorney and nephew former Gov
JOSEPH BEAR. Mayor Frostburg
SYLVESTER SUMMERS postmaster at Lock SO. -
OHIO.
JOSEPH H. OUTWAITE. of Columbus ex- Congress
Colonel JOHN W, REXFoRD, Of Norwalk.
Judge W. c. DUNCAN of Columbus.
Ex-COngressman DUGAN, formerly stump speaker for
Bryan.
INDIANA.
of
didate Sheriff in 1894.
Captain L. c. BAIRD. civil engineer and Spanish war
veteran. Jacksonville.
JOHN T STRONGE. attorney. Marion delegate to the
Democratic National Convention of 1885, Democratic
candidate for Grant County Circuit Judge.
JOSEPH NElWBERGER. eX-postmaster 81 Mathews
HERMAN HUFFMAN. IT. wholesale grocer, Terre
Haute
A H URBAN. Of the Indiana Shovel Com
pany. Newcastle.
D. F. KENNEDY, Indiana organizer the American
Federation of Labor.
PAUL. KRAUSS brewer Indianapolis
Captain WILLIAM H HILLIGOSS Of Muncie, for
years Delaware County Democratic Committee.
CAPTAIN w W. KEEN OF DUnktrE. served in three
regiments during the Civil War has
ALBERT TRADER. one Of the most prominent German
Americans of Indianapolis.
G. G. CONN. of EIkhart, eX- Congressman
GEORGE A. TANNER, of Indianapolis. prominent
Democrat.
Colonel LEROY TEMPLETON of Indianapolis
]. c. CARLETON, OF Bedford, Mexican War veteran.