The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-24

the 1910 sne mckinley party ~ In favor Of
tnere is any tendency in that direction. m
investfEations by bryant.
Gen. Bryant. chairman of the s,s.s sou.
go coInnit,ee. says the German-A tneri-
FANS are, as heretofore. wf.h the pen,,h-
are l cI p1ar,y: and that IL the Democrats
eiec,on OF Bohmr;ch for governor or
, ps,,an Tor president. they are doing so
hea r1u wh reasonable on excuse. Gen. Bryant
70 sausfy himself beyond question That
mere was nothing In the stories OF Ger
mana american detection. he has investi-
ne e ~ some OF the claims made by lead
.ns democrats, and finds that the stories
not only lack foundation IN fact. but that
mere are IN some districts where he has
yn,as inquiries hundreds Of Democrats
year. giving as their reasons that times
nave been good the past presidential
.erm, and that they are satisfied that the
a,,e, ~ % Mckinley means continu-
a s.l..,. or prosperity. whereas a change
WOULD pc an experiment that IL Is not wise
20 make, especially with man OF the
,nnns,. stripe. who Is IN favor OF cheap
lnohsy. these. X should be remembered.
are German-Americans In nearly every
case. Gen. Bryant has paid no particular
attention TO neighborboods where there is
not considerable number OF German
American votes.
Plenty OF Good Speakers.
The Republicans who have feared tina.
we state central committee viii not have
enough men 70 talk In this state need not
worry any more. There will be dozens
whom are lawyers who were in the state
university with Mr.. Ia Toilette. and who
are going on the stump at their own ex-
money II needs 10 pay for speaksrs VINO
are unable to work without compensa-
ton, ann Wisconsin IL not TO be neglected
simply because Mr.. PAYNE believes thar
the night proper is "a he ~, Ilitnofs ypaf.
ana and Ohio. Neither does Gen bryant
intend TO take any chances anywhere.
publican waikaway in this state this fail.
ne intends to make n a good one and
Keep up the record for big figures on the
Ir,h t.n. s,ne e, ot ne election table He be
congress by a full delegation OF Repub-
iicans. and says that Mr.. Dahis is sure 10
though the Democratr arc making big
claims.
No Detection Among Germans.
Gen. Bryant speaking on the general
outlook and with special reference to the
German Amsrican vote, said today:
Il see no detection In what Is called the
herman American voters OF Wisconsin.
They are. class OF people who do their
own thinking and are not easily fooled.
tive statements made TO me that Nifty,
sixty or 100 Germans or German Amer
leans who voted for Mckinley four years
certain districts. In every instance have
chased u down and found II nothing but
Democratic lie. ! will give you one in
stance: I was told that in Beloi, afty-
four voters belonging to a church society
voted for Mckinley four years ago, and
this year were all going 10 vote for Bry-
an. l sent out there. had man spend
three or four days interviewing every
one NJ these men and the pastor Mt their
head, and every one 81 them IL Just az
solid for Mckinley as he was four years
ago
Will Vote n straight Ticket.
II know OF no change In the German
press The German press, OF course. ia
for sound money and stable business. as
well as the German people. The Germans
understand az well as everybody else
that a change Of the house OF representa-
tives Of the United States would operate
disastrousiy TO the business of the coun-
try. While the house could not make a
law, II could pass bill which would
make business nervous and unset the
general current of business affairs, and
for that reason the people are going 20
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