Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-31
! |O VOTE FOR h'K|N[[Y
Ex-President Grover Cleveland Will
Vote the National Republican
Ticket Next tuesday.
Indignantly Repudiates an Alleged
Interview Praising Bryan, Pub.
lished in Philadelphia.
Says It is Absolute and Unmit
igated Falsehood From Start
to Finish.

New York. Oct. s1.-Wellmans spe-
cial to Times Herald Grover C'leve
land will vote for Mckinley and Roose-
Neit. He has registered and intends To-
go to the polls and cast his vote fer The
republican electors and democratic
state ard local candidates. While this.
is true-and It's truth is So Wen known
10 me that VII maxi The statement
with ti1e utmost positiveness Mi.
Cleveland has not authorized anyone
10 say now he Is going 10 Vote. \ few
of his intimate friends kneW. but they
have no authority % make any repre-
sensations about IT..
Mr.. cleveland believes the pfopsietigs
of his position tiemalaathai he shail mol
actively engage IN political dissussis1l
al this time. He is NOT 50 nineb lts,il7s
strained by thu fact thai ne once ,yas
president of the United States as he IS
by the Fact hat h was twice hi9ss4n
pi sident 81; the party which h. esti
NOT tloW support. If H. sneiks Al az + Y
mas be in opposition to The paEty q
which f53r twelve years he was tbs
.tituar leader II he We're 60 anil3unci.
loM he8is going 10 Vote h.. Mould NAY
ITO proclaim MS intention te VOTE
against The man Who mas taken his
place vi She head of the defnocratis
party This MI. e'leyeland doeS not
feel called upon . do. and ths cansit3-
erations which reS train him from nlote
pointed atteratiee aye by his friends
regarded as Wholly y his elfatt
am able Il, san with9lIt fear oi.
contradietiap. tntti il thele was today
Imminent danger ~ the elaettoi 81 Mr.
BRYAN. Nj. elageiand would NOT only
quietly vete fo. Mckinney AMI make
his views Known BY iipplitntioll but hR
would c0nl,s out IN the most sweeping
way Ii tilere was j real menace 81
having four Years Of BTyafism M
1licted upon the country Mr.. cleveland
would deem ii his. sacred duty 10 use
ali his influence in an effort ~ avert
that Gisaster. Eli, Mt. cleveland secs
no such danger. He has too n3uca faith
in The intelligence and STABILITY Of III
American people To fear fer one me-
,nent that the result OF the election Is
10 be anything bl:i satisfactory He
places special trust. am told. N tbs
wisdom and firnlness 81 the eierflla n
American Voters of the great north vest
who eight years go turned TIVE repup--
lican states over 10 MS support
Feeling no doubt Whatever Of the de-
feat of Bryan, Mi, Cleveland can see no
reason why he, aheuid thrush himself ac-
lively into the campaign. His great de-
streais that BRYAN shall lese the second
battle. and that Immediately after the
overthrow theald party snail rally. re-
organize or sound finss recover ptS'sss'--
sion OF the .steen banners If denoe-
racy and march on in a new career OF
usefulness and victory
All these facts explain the former
presidents attitude IN this campaign.
They explain Why ne declines, openly %
say how he is going vote, nd why
of his, friends authorized 70
speak for him in that respect. They es-
plain also why instead af plainly stat
ing llis vary emphatic opinions If the
present leadership and tenaeneiesaof tf1e
democratic party MIR CLEVELAND points
to hia reeostl and asks that that shall
4 be permitted 10 sr5eals fpi him
ii short Mr. Cleveland Is as anxious
assany nam in the country TO have i2ry:
arlisn4 burisfi ard ne sNill vote - bury
tJt 2 e t.l4flhs' NJ Vt}ll!i
ing in him stos make an active cainpaigf
in support Of His wishes and ne IS til.
Is inere0eoafent With thu rftiring attitude
beeause the burial ceremonies APPEAR Il
be goinson with all proper soieInnit,
and effectiveness
Among those friends Of Nj. cleveland
VINO sie3g his actual atttnas II s,3irt
there waa both surprise ard aeligh
Wile:l they read in Tbs papers his ltife
IS Mr., Dickinson. They Weie sil g
because they had NOT bgLit.Nsa Nj
Cleveland would say anything more an.
they we're delighted because M has
adopted a course bs which. Mitileni via
latipn of the propfi sties IS he uldeii
stands them. ne could make Ii F1eifect3
f clear that ne - implaeabiy opposed Il
any compromise with Or toleration q
BrNanism under amy pleiaSt whafss
ever.
on account af Mr. cleveland d eisie
not to appear TOO. aetixe in this cam
paign many minors concerning his az
tnal attitude nave bep pui IN eiicula
ton. / tlaa bean sad ne w.as Oppose
to both Bryan and Mckinney and ti3a
he would not vote This is rot true, an
Mr., Cleveland. over his signature an
thorized tfle fspfiilt ot his Former speee
fol, The special p'ltpess af putting a
erd To such nsiseoNc~rtions ana niis'un
derstanGiiiss' TIE language which h
used in 1887. and no2 Specifically au
fhories the repetition Of iaS $40 sharp an
almost fierce IN its condemnation 4
Organism that there is no neee! for an
one to ask how MIR. CIeWelanti VIII
The eX- president has never ciuned {
be a prophet nor the son Of Il prophef
but in his speech of 1897 he fpresaa an
forecasted tie violent and vicious az
pals TO discomfort ard class. prejuaie
which have marked titS- preaent can
paign. am told that Mr. Gleveian
looks upon the present tenaencie. of h
party as even more dangerous than
1896.
Cleveland Denies Story.
Princeton N. j.. Oct. Sick Pres
dent Grover Cleveland. when shown
publication in the Philadelphia Tim,
purporting to be an interview with hif
said
The whole thing from beginning
end, is an absolute lie, without I'll
least foundation or shadow of trut
sS have never uttered word to any hi
man being that affords the least pr
text for such a mendacious statemen
have already telegraphed the Phil;