La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Il.sY ARE COMING,
TEN OF PROMINENCE WHO HAVE
CHANGED FROM BRYAN TO
M'k1NLEY.


A Partial List From Few States
The Colorado List Is Too Long to
Print. But Everybody In the State
Knows Some OF Them Among His
Own Acquaintance.
craft
New York, Sept S.--The Republican
National committee gave out for publi-
cation to-day the names OF nearly 800
prominent Democrats. many OF whom
supported Bryan In 1895, and some OF
them Palmer. who intend TO east their
ballots for Mckinley and Roosevelt
next November. The list comprises
men who have been prominent in Dem
ocratic politics for years, and their de-
sertion OF the party will mean vastly
more than the mere loss OF Individual
votes Most OF them have strong
following which will be influenced by
the action of those TO whom they have
been accustomed to look for guidance In
political matters.
The list Is really remarkable one.
showing MS II does the tendency OF men
who were willing to swallow Bryan
and his hercsies once to repudiate him
now that he has added to them disloy-
atty to the flag.
mer. Lee Mantle. Abram $. Hewitt
and Congressman Siblcy have already
been mentioned. Among the names on
the new list are the following.
Charles DENLY of Indiana. former
minister to China and Philippine conf
missioner.
ES-Congressman W. u. Bynum.
George w Mcdonald. secretary Of
the Gold Democratic committee Of In
diana.
Euclid Martin of Nebraska. formerly
Democratic postmaster mt Omaha.
Captain W. T.. English OF Indiana.
son OF w. II. English. who was Cen
erai Hancock's running mate.
Melville T.. ingalls,. president Of the
Big Four railroad
General Isaac :. Catlin of Brooklyn.
II. II. Grace Of Wisconsin. Democrat
ic candidate for mayor OF West Su-
perior two years ago.
Frank Jones. a leading Democrat OF
New Hampshire and large contribu-
tor to Democratic campaign funds.
Albert 1'raber OF indianapolis. one OF
the most prominent German
Democrats OF that city.
Edward Abend OF East st. Louis, IL
linois. presidential eIector on the Dem
ocrntic ticket four years ago.
John l.. Pollock. former Democratic
member OF the Illinois Legislature.
Professor $. $. IIamill OF Jackson
vile. Illinois, formerly instructor and
n personal friend Of Bryan.
Editor Donald of the volksblatt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
The Rev. T.. NJ Nystrom OF Iowa,
who stumped among the Swedes In
South Dakota and Nebraska four years
ago.
Colonel J. c. Wear. Poplar Blum.
Missouri. prominent for years In Mis-
souri, Democratic politics
Colonel Richard Dalton. Cleveland's
collector OF internal revenue Mt ST.
Louis. and prominent candidate for
the gubernatorial nomination which W..
j. Stone got In 1892.
J. West Goodwin. editor OF the Sc
dalIa (Aiissouri, Bazoo.
General II. y. Mcintyre. former ar-
tOrney general OF Missouri. and nm ex.
Confederate soldier.
Byron II. Cook. lieutenant colonel Of
the First Montana volunteers
w. ii. Sweet. ex-Speakcr OF the Mon
tana House OF Representatives.
4. Fl. Lanner OF Utah. former pub
Usher OF the Great Campaign. Bryan
ite organ.
John Q. Cannon. formerly editor Of
the Deseret News.
Malcolm Gils OF Montana. chairman
Of the Silver Bow Republican County
committee.
On the Massachusetts list are:
Charles Francis Adams.
Alpheus =. Hardy.
~ n. ~.
Of Governor Russell's campaign.
Henry W. Lamb. president Of the
New England Free Trade League.
Charles A. Conrad once a Demo
cratic candidate for Congress.
The list includes men from a dozen
states, but especially from the West
It II here that the administration for
eign policy finds the warmest favor.
J. NJ Dunsmore. ropulist Speaker Of
the Kansas House OF Representatives
In 1893. voices the sentiments of n
large number Of former Popuiists who
have come out for Mckinley, and
whose names and addresses the Repub-
lican National committee has, when he
says:
II nm loyal American and propose
to support candidates who will vote
to hold every inch OF ground acquired
BY war.
The Colorado contingent comprises
sixty-seven names. Nine-tenths Of the
men have been In politics and have
held Offices OF great trust. They are
mostly free silver men, who still be-
lieve in silver. but who cannot stand
Bryan's unpatriotic policy. and they
are going to vote the Republican tick
q. Here are some more names:
WYOMING.
Hon. J. NJ. Wilson (sheep business),
Douglas-
Hon. Timothy Kinney (sheep busi-
ness), Rock Springs
Hon. Melvin Nichols (supported
Brynn on silver Issue). Sundance.
Hon. A. p. Chamberlain prosperity.
Hon. John Beckwith prosperity.
Evanston.
nlls. Guthrie (sheep busiueSsl Moor.