The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-05

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/ prominent liti1eus aud old time iemo=
Gratis WHO v5ted fer HlNan la lS96 tut
| Will vote fer Mr Mckinley H laou
| Their change of views hus hpcu ocv0
stoned in most eases by their disgust
| with the Democrats unpatriotic posi-
ton as to imperialism" and hy their
unwillingness TO run the risk of sacri
tcing our present prosperity by n
change of financial policy. These con.
versions to Mckinley are n striking
sign Of the times. \ few typical in
stances are herewith appended.
senator stewards views.
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART senator from
| Nevada and one of the foremost sup
| porteTs of the free silver ticket In
1916: "Will the people who mourn the
deaths of their relatives murdered In
the PHILIPPINES by Aeulnaldo's guer-
lillas support his candidate In this
| country? VIII Il country which has
sacrificed thousands of lives and mil
lions of dollars to maintain the author
| ity of the United States elevate to the
| Office of president the candidate of
n leagne which Is eNerting all It's ener
| giles to tear down the nag? When Mt
| Bryan affiliated with that league and
secured It's support. he betrayed Ills
American followers and became the
candidate of the enemies Of the United
States both ut home and abroad. He
viii not be president"
joHN NJ. PALMER of Springfield Ills.
cN senator ana gold DemocrHts' caudl-
date for president in ls96: 4 shall vote
for Mckinley Populism Is unsafe aad
MIR BRYAN Ia the high IHiesi at that
faction. The country Is not fur uaf ure
Mckinley and his partisan friends he
levers tn Imperialism ~ president
he has done the best he could lie has
been n safe executive officer OH most
of the vital questions that havr arisen
during the past three years"
W. ~ rrrfER Of Kansas. Pupullat
Lender md former United States sen
ator; ECONOMY, Justice, good govern
ment and humanity, every good i'm
pulse and every Just and righteous con.
sidcration demand that we do not
change the policy OF the admiuistra-
tlon"
GENERAL JonS GIL Of Baltimore,
Md, president OF the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit company. aud wen
known Democrat In that section. "IIow
can sound money Democrats and rep
utable citizens Join In supporting This
candidate tBryamW
No LonEer Democrat.
JAMES NJ. BECK, United States district
attorney of Pennsylvania; "a man TT
OF that party with which he sympu-
thiZes, whatever lac mny call himself
If, therefore, one believes IN free silver
and In hauling down the American dag
In the Philippines. he IA Democrat,
but II he believes In honest money and
In the supremacy Of the tlng In orr
territorial possessions, lac II ltrpub
lean. Between these | had no heslln-
ton IN choosing | am no longer
Democrat; | am Il Republican"
THOMAS L. RYAN Of New York
Democrat, and associated with VII
liam G. Whitney in business enter
prises 81 think that the gold Demo
Gratis Will vote for Mckinley as the
surcst way Of destroying the evil that
threatens the country'a prosperity. /
shall vote for Mckinley"
JAMES a fLiMlNu, VINO ~ " large
| ulihe owner ana ms hpth conspicuous
In Colorado politics ns n Democrat;
"Mr. Bryan took up the silver qucs-
ton as II possible stepping stone He,
IKE the Others, only cared 10 MAKE
people believe some wrong had been
done them and he, with others, only
| could remedy The wrong Iv voting him
ana them into oiliee.
SIDNEY V LOWELL n fropklyh
Democratic lawyer; Il cannot he
traitor to my country, and Organism IL
trehSon Mr.. Bf}hhh position toward
the United Slates On tins Philippine
question Is certainly ltaitprouS. ! ms
ahtieXpahsioh Issue rHHrd ny Hryah
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