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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1900

Page

8

McKinley supporters and critics in a multi-state list

A compilation of Democratic, Populist, and Silver advocates and opponents led by McKinley, with remarks from figures like Bryan critics and former officials across Nevada Indiana Ohio New York Montana North Carolina and Nebraska. The statements touch on imperialism free silver expansion sound money and the Philippines.

Marion Butler North Carolina U.S W.E. English Indianapolis Joseph H. Outhwaite Columbus James E. Boyd Nebraska Dennis A. Hayes Green Glass International Association McKinley John C. Black Ilinois Philippines Paul van der Voort G. A. R. Sound Money

Bryan critics rally as Bryan’s unsafe path alarms Nebraskans

A crowd of Nebraskans and notable figures debate William Jennings Bryan's stance on currency and the Philippines. Supporters and opponents across Omaha and rural counties voice concerns about his forecasts and the potential economic impact if Bryan returns to power.

Demands for expansion and sound money across a wide politician list

A long roster of Democrats and supporters from multiple states endorses expansion and sound money while opposing free silver and 16 to 1. Figures include former lawmakers, district attorneys, and business leaders from Illinois to California voicing loyalty to McKinley and caution toward Bryan.

Kansans Rally for McKinley Amid Political Letters

A parade of Kansas residents from Marion to Topeka air staunch support for McKinley in 1896. Speakers and citizens including M. B. Nicholson and J. M. Dunsmore criticize Bryan and Bryanism, praising Republican prosperity and imperial policy.

Editors and politicians urge sound money opposition to free silver

J West Goodwin Sedalia Missouri says free silver fears imperialism is rubbish. R H Henry Charleston West Virginia blasts McKinley rhetoric. Major A Barlow Charleston WV calls for sound money. Judge Jamest Hoblet Illinois remains a leading Democrat in favor of sound money. W S Robinson Marceline Missouri deserts Bryanism. Col George W Wardner Kansas City supports Democracy stumping. Conditions have changed.

W. D. Bynum Indiana Oliver C. Sabin The Silver Knights of America John T. Pottoc Illinois George W. Jones Lawrenceville Crawford County W. C. Duncan Columbus Ohio N. B. Hyatt Webster City Iowa Jas. B. Miller Mt. Carroll Wm. T. Baker Chicago McKinley Baker James S. Evans Democratic Philippines South Adolph Hirsch Heller Hirsch & Co New York L. ©. Mead Fresno Cal Kansas City Carlyle Ill United States James Rice Denver Colo E. E B. Andersen New York City Bryan William C. Webster Nokomis Til Lloyd Jackson Baltimore W. F. Ritter Jersey City Lyman Henry Ouray J. M. Dill Belleville Jacob Stern Erie N. Y Erie County Fred Dahler Pana Altgeld Club H. Hopkins Renville Minn Jack” Hale Tilford 8. D Henry Kellar Sault Center G. D. Perkins Minneapolis St. Anthony Timothy Coakley Boston Mass W.S. Robinson Marceline A. S. Wilderman St. Clair County H. &. Foote San Francisco Cleveland J. West Goodwin Sedalia Henry Charleston W. Va A. Barlow Jamest Hoblet W. S. Robinson George W. Wardner Paul Krauss Indianapolis Ind Albert Lieber Brewer William H. Hilligass Muncie Delaware County Democratic County Committee Otto Frenzel W. W. Keen Dunkirk George W. McDonald Gold Democratic Committee of Albert Traber G. C. Conn Elkhart George A. Tanner Col Leroy Templeton Fowler Maurice Thompson Crawfordsville Charles N. Pollard Howard County Otis Pollard Pollard Ben Bedford

Indiana Democrats Endorse McKinley Critics Dismiss Bryan

A survey of Indiana Democrats shows many supporting McKinley’s administration and opposing Bryan. Notables include John Buzzard of Huntington and Captain L C Baird of Jeffersonville, voicing expansion and sound money, while others condemn Bryan as dangerous and unreliable.

John Buzzard Huntington Ind L. C. Baird Jeffersonville John T. Strange Marion Grant County McKinley Joseph Newberger Matthews George T. Whittaker Dunkirk Bryan Philippines Herman Hulman Terre Haute A. H. Urban Indiana Shovel Co New Castle D. F. Kennedy Indiana American Federation of Labor

Republicans Rally Backers Across States in 1896 Campaign

A cascade of names from West Virginia to Illinois, Missouri and beyond pledge support for McKinley. Businessmen, former Democrats and public officials renounce Bryanism citing expansion policy and prosperity. Notable backers include John Ruby Charles ton W V, H D McCormick Missouri, Col John P Irish California, Ferdinand Stedenger Rockford, and many local leaders in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Iowa.

John Ruby Charleston W. Va H. D. McCormick Missouri Kentucky Richard Dalton William Stone John P. Irish California Cleveland San Francisco Charles Tracy New York L. C. Krauthoff Illinois M. Martin Iowa W. R. Shelby Michigan Clinton K. Tharp Washington Ind State Senate John PP. Frenzel Indianapolis Talford P. Linn Columbus Ohio Thomas F. Corrington Georgia Cordor McKinley W. G. Ferguson Odin Ill Marion County John Sager Helm McKinley Club Bryan Ferdinand Stedenger Rockford Samuel Belcher Gilman Thomas H. Stokes Lincoln Inl Bailey Rossette DeKalb Fred Bross Cairo A. R. Haines Canton Philippines W. R. Curran Pekin Tazewell County J. M. Kiefer Q. C. Ward Macomb S. Hamill Jacksonville C. W. Mathews Richmond Ili R. H. Henry Peotone John Cann Will County Robert Norman Democratic Central Committee Burnett Raleigh Saline County Daniel Crabtree Weber Jefferson County J. W. Stone Springerton Roderick von, Manstein Chicago Society of Veterans of the German Army Ilingis John T. Pollock Ilinois John M. Palmer William Goalby Percy Louis Schliervach Christian County Farmer Frank Maucker Moline

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