The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-12
FAVOR M'KINLEY AND
CONTINUED PROSPERITY.
Peculiar Position tf the South
ern Business Men.
Emphatic in Favor Of Sound Moaey and
Protection, and Are Satisfied 70
Let Well Enough Alone.


sion ami sound mouc,-are those th'
will bcsl promote the industries OF ina
section OF the country. The Manufa'
turers' Record OF Baltimore has coiecte
another broadside OF Southern opinio
on the issues Of the day, this time froT
bankers. The Southern bankers ~
rule coincide with The opinions of IN
manufacturers, and here is what som
Of them say
f. l.. Foster. yiccpresidom of tn
Bank Of Anderson County. Coal Creek
Tenn: While ] was Democrat au'
voted three times for Cleveland, do no
see what could be done from mer'
human standpoint would be more
disastrous TO the business interests of The
country, and therefore to every interest
than the election Of Bryan. The gol'
standard of money mast be maintained
imperialism or M Imperialism
A. s. Reed. cashier. Bertran. Texas:
While very large majority Of people
in this section viii vote for Bryan for
President, because he is their party nom
inec. still the honest conviction Of the
best business men il that they would
really prefer 90 see Mr.. Mckinley re-
elected, believing lhs; sch 70 c!ecJ'"n
would the better tead to insure Il coniin-
nance of the present prosperity.
ii +. Schwecr. cashier FRS, National
Bank. Denton. Texas: II firmly believe
that Bryan's election would bring fnan
Ella! disaSte? over out beloved cO1Gtry.
degradation 10 our fag whcrcNel Ii floats
McKinley's election, continued prospc'-
iiy and all nations honor our flag wbcr-
eyer i is thrown 10 the breeze.
II, W. Sn..oowaller, assistant cashier,
nitchic County Bank, lIarrisvillc. w.
Va. democrats and Republicans both
Say that times are better now than ever
before in the country's history. Mckin-
ley, protection and sound money Is the
cry from all lips
Joseph s. Davis. cashier FIRST Nation
nj Bank, Albany, Ga: The conservative
business men of the South, almost with
out exception. regard the doctrine of free,
independent and unlimited coinage OF sill
yer as menace to the country's pros
perity. But what the result would he
should Mr.. Bryan be elected WouiH re-
uuirc prescience beyond human 10 u"-
clare with certainty,
w f. SattcrGcld, cashier Peoples Ma
tional Bank. New iberia. La: The roun-
try has never been so prosperous rs since
the election Of Mr.. Mckinley, We want
TO see his good work continued No
BRYAN"
G.. w. Saxon. president Capital City
Bank. Tallahassee, Fla: "Thc political
marty that maintains an honest. stable
currency with omen doors for foreign
trode. will. in nv ouipion. best suhscrvc
the business interests of the country"
!. X. Raysdale. Blair. s. c.: THE av
erage business man believes that the ccc-
tion of Mr.. BRYAN To the presidency Of
IN. United Stntcs would cause a none,
manic"
l. pincr a. Co bankers. Tvaldc.
'rcYas. "Wc ARE doing we'll: he satisfied
and le, If alone
W y Wilson coshicr pcposit Bank.
Er,inoucc Ky. "It is my oninion that
tho e,ect;on of Mr. Mckinney will he for
Tho hus;r.se ;n,cros,s of ,ho rouut.y Inn.
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mn cbon.o il, I'm. President
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