The sun., 1900-10-02
GERMANS DON'T FOLLOW SCHURZ.
sample Observation-Disclosures Doesn't Scare
Them-EIee Silver q Real Danger.

The Republican National Committee has
heard from so many voters Of German ex-
traction that they will not follow Carl Schur2
| into the Populist camp that IL Ia convinced
that Mr. Schurz's example will have little
effect Here are some sample opinions col
| ected
Paul Goepel Honorary President Of the Ma
| tional Association Of German-American Tech
ncisns-The independent citizens will this year
| vote for Mr.. Mckinley again because they
| regard the finance question as the cardinal
| issue In this campaign. Even II large con-
tnsent Of German voters should still be In
doubt. the 9th of November will clear away
their doubts and scruples Their business
interests will be decisive for them in casting
their lot with that party which propagates
sound money and honest living. Imperialism
and trusts are bugbears Of which no sensible
man Is afraid.
Gustav L. Jaeger a we-known manufact-
! urer-I am for the reelection Of Mckinley be-
cause the free silver humbue strikes at the very
root OF our financial existence OF trusts and
Imperialism am not afraid, and il Is simply
amusing TO watch how the Bryanltes are play
Ing with them As ghosts and are laughing In
their sleeves even during the performance
Time and gradual economic changes will settle
the question Of trusts He who does not want
to aid in the destruction Of our public welfare:
he who does not want to undermine the good
relations between employer and employee,
will most assuredy vote for Mckinley and
Roosevelt
Ralph Trautmann, Treasurer Of the Palisades
Commission-The American vote will
inths election Illustrate Bryan's silver plans.
as before for every sensible German American
Is morally bound to vote for Mckinley and
Roosevelt, imperialism and 'mihtarism" are
pure hum9ug Jusi a. the hundreds OF thou
to their homes after the Civil War, SO will our
troops within very short time take up their
wonted yocations ain every inch for McKin-
ley and Roosevelt
Julius Hoffman, manager of the German
Society-Mhe4 the DemoGratc candidate
only under the condition OF eXhuming the famous
10 TO l ratio,therc can be no doubt as TO the
tarism" are ghosts, inwhich the Democrats
themselves don't beleve.and they secretly
admit it themselves Mr. Bryan is but dema-
try in disastrous troubles, and Tor this reason |
alone would cast my modest vote for Mckinley |
Gustav ii. schwab. agent of the
North German Loyds - Although | |
don't by any means agree with everything |
nevcrt heless honestly believe that we cannot |
possibly withdraw from the Philippines after
Imperialism" is an empty one ,militarsm,"
as far l can Judge, will never develop itself
here. Thoroughly cOntemptbe Is the artihCaly |
produced discussion of certain industrial
called trusts. The existence
and development OF the latter is product Of
Every one, Of course. will regard !
have such gigantic business combinations
properly and lawfully regulated and restricted
On the other hand nobody can deny that those
very trusts have brought innumerable ad-
merchant or a small dealer and
Every one who for the last
twenty wears has watched the history and
development Of prices here knows that the
most important articles are now not only much
cheaper but also infinitely better. ANY at
for inscriptions political pur-
poses seems to me AT least silly. II might
even be denounced positive crime In
spite of all assurances to the contrary the
money question is and will be Of cardinal i'm
portance. -Four years ago Mr.. Bryan pledged
himself that H., hrst official action would
'e 1'te The the ru,id unimited coinage of silver
his campaign he emphatically pointed Out
hat he wa, still inspired with that Idea i'm spite
n everything that in the meanwhile has han !
'ened To revive the business world The victory
II this candidate 10 my mind at least and dare !
ay also in the opinion Of every well-informed |
II our present money standard to panic and
most disastrous disturbance OF all our COM |
nercial and industrial enterprises: hundreds |
4 thousands Of workingmen will find themselves |
ut Of work and he deprived of bread and this |
n the briefe-t possible time Considering thus |
most sacred duty Of every American citizen |
rho really cares for the welfare of his family |
nd that Of his country, 20 vote for the candf- |
ates Of the Republican party