The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
Will Give Mckinley a Majority Of
Between 1000 aud l25, 900.
CITY Way GO REPUBLICAN,.
II. Dixon. Prominent Broker OF
the Metropolis, states THAT Bust-
ness Men Are Practically solid
Against nryan and That Latt~r's
Antfatton With Tammany VIII
Cost Him Thousands of Votes.

The Republican national ticket. says r.
Dixon, large fruit and produce broker
OF New York, will carry tire state Of
New York by a majority of from 15,0eo
20 l&,0oA In letter dated October s6.
written to John ". Powles. Of this city
Mr.. Dixon makes this statement The
business men Of the metropolis, he says
VIII stand solid for President Mckinley.
Brooklyn, he believes, may Offset the
Democratic vote in the city itself
He says the action OF Bryan In going
to New York and afaliatlng with Tam
many Hall has hurt the Democratic cam
didate's chances Of election and win cast
him thousands Of votes Many people
IN New York are hoeting at "ie 20 T.
and betting SIC 10 81 on President Me-
kinley's reelection. MIR. Dixon ex-
presses the belief that November with
be the date OF landslide for the Re-
publican party. In part his letter is as
follows.
sBryans coming 80 New York and at
fliasing with Croker VIII coAt him many
thousands Of votea right in This city mot
To speak Of the whole state, Ills utter
ances here feii fiat and did not cause
even . ripple q reverse for Mckinley
Ia rn cut Al Crokets bidding. and Bry-
ans return here next Saturday, october
q. will not do his cause nor Tammany
any COED | do not state the above az
an individual opinion, but az universal
one.
MHnF question whether INmmanF Will
even carry the city ~ q whole. II may
carry Manhattan borough, bur not Broak-
lyn. for the latter VIII 10 TO Mckinley
BY substantial majority, and may offset
the Croker vote across the river. Tam
many may carry New York city by N,nA
TO 2a.o11 votes. but do not think SO the
way the tide Is running now for the
Republicans. You can hardly find a
business man here who Is going 60 vote
for Bryan, lie II more 81 a demasogue
than four years ago. and the longer ha
takes the less votes he win have every
where.
.sua. as 20 the result I'm our state.
Mckinley Will carry New York by any
where from 5000 10 LIS 0s1 ma tority and
our governor from E.@a Ia its.nsi, and
so all along the line with congressman
ana state asssmhlsmen Non can give
SIC and even So 70 81 ON New York for
Mckinley and win
"if the tide Is running IN all sections
| OF the country fer the Republican party
as * IL IN this state. New Jersey ssr-
nasstients Maryland, Delaware, ete. there
| viii be big surprises even for Hapub-
| leans, Men here are now talking 81 a
| landslide fnr. tho Republicans.
would like 10 see Colorado. Montana.
idaho, Nebraska and Utah turn to tho
| Republican party. We all know cali.
/ fornia, Washington and OREGON viii
Many men IN New York are now re-
verNlug fa - ! and are betting SIG 20 81
4 on Mckinley The Roosevelt meeting III
! New York today, October ri, will out
/ BRYAN, and our parade November 4 will
/. aee isN,@si 20 1Vats1 men IN line, aIi ~
4 them being New workers. and voters No
outside rlHba or parties are permitted ~
walk ihtw year. II Will be Il great day
| II IL duea not rain"