New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
WHY mot CONVERIED.
Bankers Sag They Want Roose0eH
and Good Times.

Not converted by kilograms This is the terse
answer returned by 1s2 of 21o members or the Na-
tional Bankers Association in session seen yester-
day by Tribune reporter. Talks with the bank
ers show Enthusiastically that the business interests
of the country are hostile to the Democracy.
Samples of the talks are the following
[. F. Sands yice,president of the National daS5 ET5
aang Bank S EoS has
ncontrovertible fact by the Republicans. VINO saw
party gs that fo does ght things herefore am
Republican: shall vote for Roosevelt ana have
n cashier of hs m6ns o3ea Ma
S show pd that Ut it understood What was best the
%6G & Pof0 vote as for to Saey am
C G Watkins cashier of the the Nationsl Deposit @
Republican party are too certain and SATISFACTORY
going to vote for Roosevelt. as will many of our
E. W BOVINE. cashier of the New Bedford Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, OF New Bedford;
mSns eH' and Is the
our way now and for all time. p.n, - G.
Joseph RSfa Mo RooseVet Sa fYS ~ get as much of
vote in Missouri as Mckinley did -,
Bank Of North America Of New York City: The
continuance Of the Republican administration, and
YOU say !. for one. will vote for Roosevet;.
tlonai IH Bank Of ;' sGperor t;' Wis We have
local troubles. but the vote for Roosevelt in Wis
consin will be big enough to square US with the
\. Perry
cent Of the soid Democrats of 1900 viii vote for
President Roosevelt. People laugh at the allega-
tions that Roosevelt has violated the Constitution,
and imperialism Is a dead issue with us.
J. X. Wilson president of the San Francisco
National Bank: California Will give the Repubi-
Welt has great personal popularity. To say that
business conditions are fairly prosperous would he
the future II we continue the present admins
traton.'
Goverpor Miles c Moore; president Of the Bake Baker.
Money $ much discussed by our people this
year We have a great wheat crop. ana II Is
bringing unusual prices, our lumber industries
are looking forward TO the completion OF the Pan
anna Canal. our State Is safe for Roosevelt by
Is 900 plurality"
. H Hayu. president OF tho Merchants Ma
tional Bank OF ST Cloud. MINI. Good times is
a matter OF sentiment. and sentiment makes votes
give as large majority for Roosevelt It did
Tor Mckinley IN 1900"
clay H HOLSTER cashier Of the Old National
Bank OF Grand Rapids Mich: The Republican
plurality In Michigan Will be as large as i was
four years ago. There viii be some detection
among the gold Democrats. but that will be more
admirers OF President Roosevelt"
George Davidson. cashier of the Tradesmen,s
enough alone Many VIII for the President
from personal admiration ror4he man
The following dispatch was adopted. to he sent
10 President Roosevelt:
To President Roosevelt oyster Bay. y. Y.
The Republicans who took part in the organI-
zation OF the party fifty years ago and in the
Fremont campaign Of 1886. assembled at Sara
toga IN celebration OF these events. send greet
ings. good wishes and the assurance OF belief
that the wonderful accomplishments OF the past
will be continued under your leadership.
FREDERICK W. SEWARD.
FRANCIS p. FREMONT.
WILLIAM BARNES