The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-10-26
cLEVELANp,sT Woc CABINETS
oIney the OnIy. Member to Declare
For Bryan-Six For Mckinley.

OIney the Only Member to Declare
For Bryan-Six For Mckinley.
The Bryanites have been making
such hullabaloo over the fact that
ex-secretary OF state olney. lifelong
Democrat, intended to support Bryan
for the presidency this fall that the
Republican national committee have
looked up the present political affilia.
lions OF all the men who were in the
two Cleveland cabinets, tile only Dem.
ocratic cabinets since the war.
There were 20 Of these men in all.
and of them olney is the only one who
has declared himself for Bryan. The
committee says in its statement:
1T was Mr.. Olney who interpreted
the law Of injunction by the courts so
as TO restrain the strikers at Chicago.
doctrine that the Democrats have
found TO be so obnoxious. Six mem.
bers of the Democratic cabinets are
now dead. Six of the living members
have come out in the support of sound
money and the party that stands for
law and order. No one doubts where
these men stand in the present cam
paign Charles S. Fairchild. John G..
Carlisle. Daniel S. Lamont, William G.
Whitney, Don NJ. Dickinson and j.
Sterling Norton. The Bryanitcs do
not say much about the others besides
MIR. Olney. In the list Of campaign
speakers the names of Hilary A. Her
bert, Hokc Smith. David Il. Francis,
W. S. Bissell. W. +. Villas, Judson Har.
mon and w. l.. Wilson do not appear
Their silence expresses their feelings
toward the crowd that is running the
Democracy today. Not one of these
former cabinet members has announc-
ed that he will,support Mr. Bryan
In addition to those already publish.
ed. these names of converts to Mckin-
ley are announced:
John D. Crimmins Of New York.
Thomas ]. Mangan of T'insharlton, formerly
chairman Of the Broomc county democratic com
mittcc.
Newton Lincoln Of jamestown. n. Y, cx.uicm.
her OF tho Democratic county committee.
Charles s. Wiley OF Coles county. Ms. canii'
date for secretary OF state Of Illinois the ma
;ional Democratic ticket in 1896
George SUBWAY Of Galesburg, once Democratic
candidate for county Judge.
Colonel c. H. Murray. eSDcmocratic member
ot the Elklart dnd) city council.
The Row Thomas II. Dry pastor OF the Presoy'
tcrian church at kenesaw, Scb.
Colonel ". A. Duckwor,h Of Bloomfield. Ia,
formerly Democratic candidate for congress
samuel A. Jones. postmaster At Norwich. y. y"
under Cleveland
John NJ Martin. formerly Democratic assessor
of bridgeport. Ills.
William dudley foulkc Of Indiana. civil service
rctormer.
L. G. Graham. mayor Of Stuart, la.
James H. Ilsrdison Of Geneva, Ind. formerly
partner oiS. ~. Zones. mayor Of Toledo.
!. T.. Campbell OF Topeka. formerly forust
candidate for congress.
Thongs Davis ., Des Mones delegate to the ST.
Louis bimcallic convention.
Also the following from Maryland
General lloyd Jackson OF Baltimore.
j. H. Thompson Of Annapolis. formerly COL
lcetor Of the port.
| General +. c. Latrobe. e1.msyor of Baltimore
H. A. lanison OF Sensmount. formerly Demo
| cratic candidate for congress.
Allan McIane. brother Of tile state attorney.
| Joseph Hear. ex-mayor of fros,brrg.
| Sylvester Summers. postmaster at Lock %.