Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 22, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 October 1900 — MICHIGAN HAS MANY McKinley converts [ARTICLE]
MICHIGAN HAS MANY McKinley converts
H. B. Stuckey, Sethton, prominent farmer. Satisfied Republicans are right as to Gold standard. J. Howe, Perrinton, prominent farmer. Same as above. John W. Travis, Traverse City. Better business now; foolish to change. James O. Crotser, Kingsley. Better business now; foolish to change. Joseph Garko, Anton Mickles, and Paul Wieneskie, East Lake. Country more prosperous under Republican rule. Cristopher Clark, Marion. Expansion. J. Warren Scoville, Marion. Prosperity. A. *J. Montgomery, Reed City. Prosperity. James H. Booth, and J. C. Corbin, Duncan. Republican party has fulfilled pledges. Frank C. Miller, lonia; formerly secretary and treasurer Democratic County Committee. Edwin A. Murphy, lonia, candidate for prosecuting attorney Democratic ticket, ’9B. Albert E. Shelley, Belding, real estate dealer; prominent Democrat. C. C. Reeves, O. S. Shaw, Jathes Lampson, and Otto Tacy, Covert. Business prosperity. L. P. Parkhurst, M. D., Middleville, and B. W. Stickney, Hartford. Satisfied he was wrong on silver question. Changed his mind as to 16 to 1. * Michael Holman, Hesperia. Better times. Cassius Potter, Lattin. Better times. Samuel Frees, 9 Lattin. Better times. R. R. Gale, Hart. James H. Slater, Hart. Bad policy to change now. Col. Benoni Lachance, gd-Vill. Pres., Mackinaw Island. Philippine question. C. H. Angell, St. Ignace. Philippine question. George Wilson, Newton. Times good enough. James Sealey, Will E. Fuller, Geo. Frownfelder, Fred E. McMichael, and Frank L. Fuller, Greenville. Satisfied with present conditions. Charles R. Culver, Carson City. Disgusted with imperialism bugaboo. \ Dr. William Richardson, Carson City. Lost confidence in 16 to 1. Albert Grover, Mclvor. Prosperity. Louis Boley, Mclvor. Prosperity. John Jones, Hetherton. Changed mind as to 16 to 1. William Hunt, Hillman. Changed mind a£ to 16 to 1. David Moore, Atlanta. Changed mind as to 16 to 1. R. Stickney, Hartford. Foreign policy. 'V John Mackey, South Haven. Foreign policy. Charles Rosevelt, Keeler. Foreign policy. Paul Suchs, lumberman. Pledges of Republican party kept. Charles Bradley, leading farmer, Mcßain. Don’t like Bryan’s speech of acceptance. Lawrence Dahoney, mill man, McBain. Thinks Bryan dangerous man. Henry Coopman, Falmouth, mill man, Mcßain. Fears repetition of times of 1895-’96. John J. Sweetland, M. D., Mottville. Money question. George W.Nihart, Petoskey, chairman Democratic County Committee St. Joseph County ’96. Money question. A. W, Maring, Mendon. F. L. Burdick, Sturgis. Robt. McDougall, Harbor Springs, candidate Silver ticket auditor-gen-eral ’96. John B. Whitney, Hillsdale, candidate Democratic ticket ’9B for city treasurer. B. E. Sheldon, justice peace, Hillsdale. C. A. Sheperd. ex-prosecuting attorney, Hillsdale. Frederick Chester, Camden. O. W. Halstead, banker, Mason. Money question. F. W. Webb, merchant. Mason. Money question. John Dean, leading farmer. Mason. Better times. ' * C. G. Huntington, retired merchant, Mason. Better times. Thomas Sarrow, Mason. L. B. Smith, Webbervilie, leading farmer. Money question S. L. Kilbourne. Lansing, prominent lawyer. Money question. Edward Wood and Geo. Wood, Jr., Richland. Better times. Charles Grover, and Geo. Galitly. Richland. Spanish war volunteers. Newell Barber, Cressev. James Calthrop, Prairieville William Amell. Beaverton. W. W. Hunter, supervisor. Beaverton. Alphonso Otte. Beaverton. James A. Leisen, Menominee. Democratic Candidate State Senate ’9B, lieutenant Spanish war. Expansion and war policy. John M. Knox. C. N. Bliss, and C. Vining, Beaverton. Recent history. Dr. E. Laylor. Baldwin. Prosperity. Henry Ingraham. Luther. Prosperity. Ed. Kildel. Luther. Prosperity. J. G. Rogers, Chase. Prosperity. John Boosinger, East Jordan, merchant. Prosperity. M. M. Burnham, lawyer. East Jordan. Prosperity.. C. J. Boyne City. Prosperity. W. W. Bailey, merchant. Boyne City. Prosperity. George W. Bailey, real estate. Boyne City. Prosperity. J. Mild Eaton lawyer. Charlevoix. Prosperity. O. H. Marsh, hotel proprietor. Boyne Falls, Prosperity. E. J. Penberthy, ex-postmaster, Houghton v Election of Bryan would destroy confidence. Martin Newland, farmer. Leroy.
Wm. Bonesteel, liveryman, Evart. Foreign policy. W. E. Haybarker, merchant, Orono. D. C. Thompson, sawyer, Ashton. Samuel Peasleyi produce dealer, Hersey. Frank Proctor, merchant, Hersey. Prosperity. Herbert Richards. Menominee. DeWitt Brown, Stephenson. John Fisher, Cassopolis. Expansion. Frank J. Kneeland, St. Louis, real estate. Satisfied with present conditions. James' A. Burgess, prominent stock buyer, St. Louis. Wants present conditions to continue. Richard E. Hughes, St. Lopis. Satisfied with present conditions. Dr. S. P. Tuttle, St. Louis. * Edward Crick, Forest Hill. Frank Platz, Rogers City. Tariff. Henry Hanson, Rogers City. Convinced on all national questions. Ernest Adrian, Rogers City. Same, as above. S. L. Kilbourne, Union City. Money question. W. M. Gow, Cadillac. J. E. Henderson, Cadillac, court stenographer. Olof Johnson, Swedish merchant, Cadillac. J. H. Bearss, Yuma, lumber manufacturer. Ed. Wilson, hardware dealer, Sherman. Henry Bull, ex-alderman, Petoskey. Isaac Toll, ex-village president, Petoskey. William Dimmer, Copper Falls. J. J, Gagner. insurance _ agent, Gladstone. Better times. W. H. McDonald, hotel keeper, Gladstone. Better times. Fred Falkins, stationery engineer, Gladstone. Better times. John Malloy, city marshal, Gladstone. Better times. Alex. Murker, Gladstone. Better times. James Davis, Mt. Pleasant. John Battner, Caldwell. John C. Wood, Caldwell. James Forquer, Caldwell. Fred Fchlafley, Caldwell. F. C. Dingman, Caldwell. Alex. Worden, ex-alderman, Petoskey. J. J. Reycraft, former Democratic candidate for mayor of Petoskey. John Litney, Suttons Bay. George Steinel, Jr., Suttons Bay. Cannot go free silver. Dr. R. P. Burke, Empire. Cannot go free silver. M. Oberlin, Bingham. Cannot go free silver. D. H. Day, Glenhaven. Cannot go free silver. Samuel B. Owen, Elk Rapids. Archibald Cameron, Sr., Central Lake. George J. Noteware, Bellaire Charles L. Cleveland, Bellaire, I. G. Nobles, Oxford, and Robt. Burdick, Oxford. Are satisfied that they were wrong as to free silver. D. G. Tillotson, Charlevoix. J. H. Edsall, Greenville. W. J. Roberts, Maple Rapids. Isaac Wolf, Luther. G. W. Barringer, Leroy. James Kanane, Dowagiac. Party has abandoned cardinal doctrines of Democracy. Col. John A. Elwell, St. Louis. Judge Chas. J. Pailthorp, Petoskey. M. W r . Stevens, Niles. L. H. Beeson, Niles. Charles A. Johnson. Niles. Dr. Henderson, Buchanan. Charles F. Howe, Buchanan. . Allen B. Morse. lonia, ex-supreme judge, was Democratic candidate for governor in 1892. Money question. Hon. R. A. Montgomery, prominent attorney, Lansing. Money question. William Walter, Fennville. Money question. Hon. William H. Porter. Marshall. Money question. Chas. W. Gale, Gwosso. Our only safety is to vote for McKinley. William Smith, Amadon, prominent farmer. Money question. Monroe Morrow, Benton Harbor. Says country is prosperous; he wants no change. Dr. Robt. Henderson, Buchanan. Frank Parsons, Grand Ledge. Afraid of Bryan on silver question. R. S. Whelpley, Grand Ledge. Afraid of Bryan on silver question. John Corbin, Eaton Rapids. Afraid of Bryan on silver question. C. Murphy. Remus, prominent business man. Says free, silver would be disastrous. Timothy Nester, Munising, for years leader of Upper Peninsula Democracy. Edward Skidmore. Vestaburgh. Disgusted with the silver party. James fe. McCrea, supervisor, Roscommon. Don’t believe in free silver and believes in expansion. O. P. Dickinson, ex-supervisor, Houghton Lake. Can t go Bryan. McKinley did as he promised and we have good times. James H. Sly, ex-county treasurer, Roscommon. Is for gold standard. David Burleson, leading farmer. Roscommon. Has had enough of the Democratic party Bert J. Morrison. Benton Harbor. Does not believe in free silver. Charles F. Howe. Buchanan. Josiah Reynolds, old soldier, Amadoh. Is for expansion. y A. B. Klise. life-long Democrat, Sturgeon Bay Will vote for McKinley because business is so much better. L. A. King. Harbor Springs. Good times. Christian Pontius. Harbor Springs. Good times Frank W. M. Cook. Harbor Springs. Good times. George E S. Cook. Harbor Springs. Good times. George Burrows, Harbor Springs. Good times 1 ' • Eugene Ferguson. Harbor Springs Good times
