Arizona republican., 1900-09-23
WILL NOT SUPPORT BRYAN
New England Democrats Not Return
 ing to the Party Fold.

Washington, Sept. 2 --Representa- tive Cyrus w. Subway of New Hamp- shire sees nothing but the brightest prospects for Mckinley and Roosevelt at the coming election. He is in Wash ington for a short time during the ab- serce of congress, and in discussing the situation, said:
 New England is, without question, solid for the republican ticket. McKin- ley and Roosevelt will carry every New England and middle state. The demo- crats claim to be greatly satisfied with the results of the recent elections in Maine and Vermont. but every pubic man who is acquainted with the con Gitions in those states knows that the republicans scored d tremendous vic tory. It is claimed that the percentage gained for democracy in Maine and Vermont if repeated in other states will elect Bryan. People do not understand that the republican majority in these two states was greater than at any time in the history of the country, eX- cept in 1896.
 "The reason for the great majority of that year was that the democrats were without organization. and in many instances were completely de- moralized. They failed to vo:e. and the republicans consequently carried all of the New England states by in- creased majorities.
 Tn Maine and Vermont. and. in fact. l may say, in all the northern states, not single man who bOlted Bryan m 1896 will support him this year; in fact. the people are just as much afrad of the spectacular Ncbraskan as theyeVer were. The sound business intercss of the country will never support man with the anarchistic tendencies O the dGn Ocratic nominee.
 Labor also realizes that it's interests are best protected and advanced b, the sound business principles advocated and cherished by the republican mrty This talk of hosts of former democrats returning to the par,y is all drean. as far as the New England states arccou- cerned, and | believe the same c,ndi- tons exist in other parts of the Oun- try. In 1S96 as l have said bdore. the democrats were completely shcked = and many of them did not vote. The gold democrats who supported Md<in- ley then are supporting him this ,ear. and | know that he will carry New En- gland overwhelmingly.
 'The mills of New England neve en- joycd q period of greater prosprity than during the past four years In New Hampshire. Massachusetts Rode Tel. show that during the past four years more homes have been purchase, by the laboring man than ever beforein a like period in the history of this Oun- try. One indication of the great ,ros- pcIity enjoyed that cannot be rented by any argument for repudiation q the gold standard by rhc apostle of free silver is the great number of chilren of laborers who are now in attendnca| at school Formerly these little ones were required to work, but now heir fathers earn enough to educate thm.
 "The cry of imperialism stIikG no| terror to the mind Os any intelligent voter In fact. the so-callad impCial-I ism of the republican party is simply an effort to give our newly acquired posseSsiOus better form of goprI- ment and afford greater opportunities for the laboring classes of this oun- try. The people realize this and an not be fooled by any misleading agu- ments upon the part of the democatic orators. Mir. Bryan knew that hisfree silver chimera had been exploded. and it was necessary that some new foln of fright be invented