The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-10-24
CLEVELAND'S TWO CABINETS,
Olney the Only Member to Declare,
For BryHn-SIx For Mckinley.

Olncy the Only Member to Declare,
For Brynn-SiN For Mckinley.
The Brynnites have been making
such hullabaloo over the fact that
tx Secretary of State Olney, Il lifelong
Democrat, intended to support Bryan
for the presidency this fall that the
Republican national committee have
looked up the present political affilia-
lions of all the men who were In the
two Cleveland cabinets, the only Dem
ocratic cabinets since the war.
There were 20 Of these men In all,
and of them Olney Is the only one who
has declared himself for Bryan. The
committee says in its statement:
1T was Mr.. Olncy aho interpreted
the law of injunction by the courts so
MS to restrain the strikers ut Chicago,
u doctrine that the Democrats have
found to be So obnoxious Six mem
bcrs Of the Democratic cabinets are
now dead Six of the living members
have come ont In the support of sound
illbiNN anu WV i'tiNS Alihl Iva
law and order No one doubts where
these men stand In the present cam
pnign = Charles s. Falrchild, John G..
Carlisle, Daniel s, Lamont William G.
Whitney, Don NJ. Dickinson and ].
Sterling Morton. The Brynnltes do
not say much about the others besides
Mr.. Olney. In the list of campaign
speakers the names of Hilary A. Her
bert. Hokc Smith, David L. Francis,
w. s Bsscll. w. +. Villas, ludson liar
mon and W. /. Wilson do not appear.
Their silence expresses their feelings
toward the crowd that Is running the
Democracy today Not one OF these
former cabinet members has announc-
ed that he will support Mr.. Bryan"
In addition to those already publish
ed, these names of converts to McKin-
ley IRE announced:
John D. Crmmins Of New York
Thomas ]. Mungan Of Blnghamton. formerly
chairman Of the nroome county Democratic COM
mittce.
Newton Lincoln Of Jamestown. N. Y. exm em-
Der Of the Democratic county committee.
Charles s. Wiley Of Coles county, Ills, eandi-
date for secretary ot state Of Illinois on the ma
uonal Democratic ticket IN 1870.
George Siumwny at Gnleshmg once Democratic
candidate for county judge
Colonel G. 1t Murray, tx democratic member
OF the EllMft Clnd1 city council
The Rpv. Thomas II. Dry. pastor OF the Presby.
terrain church at krncsaw. Neb.
Colonel W. \. huekwarth Of bloomfield. la,
formerly Democratic candidate for congress
samuel A. JONES' postmaster at Norwich. N. Y,
under Cleveland
john NJ Martin. formerly Democratic assessor
Of bridgeport, lila.
William dudley Foullc Of Indiana civil service
reformer.
T. q. Graham, mayor Of Stuart. la,
Jameg II. Harrison Of Geneva, Ind, formerly
partner OF S NJ. jones' mayor of Toledo.
J. T. Campbell II Topeka, formerly POpulist
candidate Tor oougtets.
Thomas Davis u ncs Mpinea, delegate to the 1t.
Louis himetallic convention.
Also the following from Maryland:
General Lloyd Jackson of baltimore.
j. II. Thompson vt Annapolis formerly col
hector Of the port.
General 4. G. Latrobe mayor Of Baltimore.
H. A Jamison If Senamount formerly Demo-
critic candidate for congress-.
Allan McIane. brother OF the state attorney.
Joseph Bear. oS-mnyor OF frosthurg.
Sylvester Summers postmaster at Lock 90