The sun., 1900-10-06
DEMOCRATS WHO OPPOSE BRYAN.
Prominent Men in All Parts OF the Country
who WIN Vote for Mckinley,

The Republican National Committee issued
| yesterday the following list OF prominent mer
! in all parts OF the nation who In 1895 supported
Bryan or the Palmer and Buckner gold ticket
but who have now decided that the best inter-
e-ts OF the country require the reelection Of
| President Mckinley.
NEBRASKA.
j. STERLING MORTON President Cevciand's Sec,
JHMFS t. BuYD. the only Democratic Governor
'SD'''f Cen PtrL t1S DPR vooRr formerly National
Commander " The G. \. X.
Dt. GRoRGE L. MILLER, founder OF the Omaha
Judge ELrAzrR wAKrLEY of the Omaha bar.
pryap'I election 10 Congress
fTIMAs u MCPHERSON. President Of the Omaha
yara, aS Yston3 Hn oi BANK. anu ''''' VI " ''" '0'A
EGCiiD MARTiS Of Omaha. for years a leader OF
the Democratic party and Postmaster OF Omaha under
Ep$IH9 RlIgy Of o%sha party .sss,6ors. -,
and Lad Company who has voted the Democratic
y. VIVIAN SHELTON. Populist member Of Legis-
GpGLGR E. PRrrcHARp, lifelong Democrat
h 7. FARNSwORTH, formerly Democratic City
JUpGf ". AcHUcH, an attorney. omaha
WARREN SSGTZLER, nominee OF the Gold Demo
cfatS ~ Sa7 Tor Suptt me Court Justice
CHARLFS ". LYMAN, President Of the Commercial
WILLIAM I. WApPIcH, who resigned from the
DoqgaS. County D,,mocratc council because he
" /. MAY. "a State Fish Commissioner OF Nc
fFRw sPRATRoS. Omaha. prominent worker in
the Democratic ranks
T. /. STONE of Dewey q Stone. Omaha.
WILLIAM VI BUSHNAS. a warehouseman.
DIR. GEORGE l1LDEN, Omaha Democratic worker
i HENRY is " Yates PreSden, Of tn. Nebraska Ma
DR ii CHAMBERS, Frenon, an active supporter
y !. PAscoE, Dodge county, for twenty-five years
JUIITs BEcKMAN. Fremont a leading man
NEW YORK.
30 CARLISLE. Secretary OF the Treasury In Cieve
AN GusRrrS 5, fHiRCHIrp Secretary Of the Treas.
ury in Cleveland S rrst Cabinet
iACop SIRIUS, Ere, surrogate Of Erie county.
L. ELLERY ANDERSON
EyEETTT gg;!i = +; + THEEhkM' SEIKiEM
CitS1AV C. SCHwAB, agent OF the North German
LLOYD steamship Company
C,nt A. l. DKicAMBRE Of Mount Kisoo
f;rOpGP HoADIRY, Ex-Governor Of Ohio. now
P'ffyuaS y. RFDDixGToN. recently an Assembl
SnRAM H. DALEY, former Surrogate OF Kings
0'sH',$ 'HsHV,G$usr KRg AMER Of Brooklyn
cHAniFS NJ WiCKwIRB ot wsterville.
JAMFS RIuTTISGHAM II Mount Vernon
AsHBPi y FITCH formerly Comptroller Of New
York city. ,.,.,
Gen. LLOYD JACKSON Of Baltimore.
J. II THOMPSON OF Annapolis formerly Collector
Gen i,. F 6 LATRopE, Mayor Of baltimore
B 4 JANISOS NJ SenSmOunt formerly Democratic
candidate for Congress.
ALLAN MCLASF. brother Of the States Attorney
JOSEPH BEAR. eSMayot Of FroStburg.
SYLVESTER SUMMERS, Postma SteT at Lock 5a
ONO.
JOSEPH II. OUTHwAITE Of Columbus ex-Con.
Col JOHN W. RPXPORD Of NorwAlk.
Judge ". C. DUNCAN Of Columbus.
E1 CongresSman DUGAN. formerly Bryan stump
speaker -
JOHN s BUZzARD, Hunung gton. Democratic can
didAte for Sheriff In 1894,
Capt l. {. BAIRD. civil engineer and Spanish war
veteran.
john T. STRoNcE. Marion, delegate TO the Dem
octAtic National Convention OF lsgh.
JOSEPH NEWBERG Err eI Postmaster Of Mathews
GEORGE T. WHITAKER, Dunkrk, States At
HYRxAS HOLMAN Jr, OF Tene Hauto
A. II, CRnAN, manager OF the Indiana Shovel
C0mphny, New Castle
D, z. KENNEDY. Indiana organizer OF the American
Federation Of Ia bor
PAUL KRAUSS Indiana POLLS, brewer.
Capt WILLIAM II, HIItlGoSS. Nuncie for many
yrars on Delaware County Democratic Committee
Capt " ". KEN. Dunkitk. Ind. who served In
three different regiments during tho Clvil War and
has been Democrat many years
ALBERT TRABER. one OF the most prom nent Ger
man Americans OF Indianapolis
&C CONN Of ElkhatL tNCongreSsmAn-
GEORGE A. TANNER Of indianapolis. prominent
Col LEROY TRNPLEroS OF Indianspon.
j. e. CARLETON Of BEDFORD Mexican War veteran.