The Globe-republican., 1900-10-11

NJ b Nicholson, Council Grove.
Kan Judge District Court The
present attitude of the Democratic
party is not patriotic
J. III Dunsmore, Speaker Kan
sas House of Representatives 1898
I am loyal American and propose
to support candidates who will vote
to hold every inch of ground &C
Quired by war.
Paul F. Jones, Marion, Kan, flu
sion nominee for Senator in 1896
1 have always been a Dem ocrat, but
L can't see how man can call him
self Democrat and array himself
under the banner of Bryan
w A. Choguill, Humboldt, Kan,
fusion nominee for Legislature in
1888 The Republican party is the
party Of progress; the Democratic
the party of negation- I shall vote
the Republican ticket.
Judge B. H. Thompson, Norton,
Kan With prosperity at home and
the country enjoying the respect of
the world, this is not the time for a
change.
F. H. Horton, Mayor of Clifton,
Kan. Mr.. Bryan's prophecies have
failed to come to pass, and he and
his party are now acting unpatr1ot-
ica11y.
James Jackson, ex-County Clerk,
Oberlin, Kan 1 shall go with the
Republican party because it has
principles and stays by them
Professor W. w. Runyon, Marion,
Kan The Philippine policy of the
Democrats is unpatriotic, contradic-
tory and absurd.
George w. Simmons, Argentine,
Kan. President of club of forty
Democrats who voted for Bryan,
but will vote for Mckinley. AS be-
tween Populism and socialism, FL
tered through the channel of Bry-
anisn. We prefer McKin1eyism.
J. T. GaskeH, Mayor of Sterling,
Kan. 1 don't want change.
Judge r. J. Graham, Ottawa,
Kan I am in accord with this ad-
ministration on the issue Mr. Bryan
calls imperialism
l.. L. Seeley, Kingman, Kan.
nominated this year for County
Commissioner by the fusionists, de-
clines, saying: I believe a contin-
uance of the Republican party in
power will be for the countrys
good
Attorney, Cloud County, Kansas. I
Will take the stump for Mckinley
because 1 believe he is right.
OrsOn King, Mayor of Randolph.
Kan Present conditions make it
impossible for me to again vote for
WIN Bozorth, cat1in, Kan.
have boy in the Philippines, and I
want to stand by the party that
C F. Collins, Baxter Springs,
Kan Populist leader N1cKinley's
administration has brought pros
~perity.
B. J. Jones. Hutchinson. Kan.
Populist State Senator 1epub-
licans are right on the money ques-
ton.
James Donivan, Lakin, kan,
Chairman Democratic Committee
Bryan represents too many political
parties.
T. w Wool, Antelope, Kan, ex-
Confederate soldier Bryan's course
h a al II IN aR0l
lion.
P. J HANDLE, Valley Falls, Kan,
Chairman Populist Committee
Convinced free silver is a fake
J. J. Frey, Topeka, Kan, ex-man-
ager Santa Fc road The Repub-
Iican party runs the country on cor
rect business principles
John Rehrig, Buriingame, Kan,
ex-PopuEst Representative Nc
Kin1ey is right on tie money ques-
ton.
C. w. Mains. Sewell County. Kan.
Populist Probate Judge. Has had
enough anti-patriotic utteranees.
Rev P E. Jones. Marion. Kan,
minister and Populist- Mckinley is
right on the Philippine question.
j. w. Farrell, Wier City. Kas,
cannot consistently fuse with Popu-
lists.
James Lofty. Council Groves,
Kan. Probate Judge. Mckinley
mas 1Ld0S Il SOOd 6TeSldS1t-
w E. Kfbbe, Council Groves,
Kan, Populist leader Organism is
like rainbow chasing
John Brown. Agency Township,
Page County, Kan Well satisfied
with this administration and pros
perity-
VIM. Adds, ex-Mayor of Empo-
ria Kan
Thos- w. Wood. Marion County,
Kan
W. A. Disch. ex-Secretary Popu-
list Convention Central Committee,
Labette County, Kansas.
John Larson. Populist Central
Convention Committee, Riley
County, Kansas
NJ J. GARRETT, Populist, Jefferson
County, Kansas
A V Houghton. Cottonwood
Falls. Kan
Sam Pratt. Populist, Wabaunsee
County. Kansas