Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
WEDNESDAY MAY 29 1825.
North Carolina
Editor. North Dakota ...
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Oregon ..............
Pennsylvania. . ..
SILVER STATES.
| South Carolina .
We clip the following editorial South Dakota
Tennessee
from the
Portland
Daily Sun:
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The Chicago Journal publishes Texas............
the following list, giving its opinion Virginia........
as
to the probable standing of the Washington.,
as
different states on the question of West Virginia
independent bimetalism in the na- Wyoming
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Utah
___
tional election of 1896:
I Total
11
I
DOUBTFUL.
Alabama........................
8
Connecticut ..............
Arkansas .........................
4
Delaware......................
Colorado...........................
4 Towa ............................
Florida..............................
13 Maine
......................
Georgia............................
3
arylnnd
......................
Idaho...............................
10
Massachusetts....
Kansas............................
8
Louisiana..........................
New Hampshire ........
17 New Jersey.... ....
Missouri
....................
9 Ohio.....................
Mississippi......................
•
°! Rode Island
Montana ..........................
8 Vermont
Nebraska ........................
3 Wisconsin
Nevada .............................
11
North Carolina..................
3 Total
North Dakota....................
ANTI-FREE SILVER.
9|
South Carolina................
South Dakota..................
4| New York...........................
12
Tennessee........................
36
Total
15
Texas.............................
4
The Sun figures that Connecticut.
Washington......................
3
Delew.ire. Maryland, New Jersey
Wyoming........................
«
C uni Rhode Island, with their large
Utah.......................
manufacturing interests, will rea
. . 165 lize before the national election that
Total
DOUBTFUL.
k they are more interested in procur-
California......................
9.inggood prices for their products,
15 p * and a stable basis for their pur
Indiana ......................
4 chases of raw material, noticablv,
Bregón
........
12 cotton and wool, than to be satisfied
Virginia ........................
with the steady appreciation of
40 their money invested ’n gold bonds.
ANTI FREE SILVER.
It further believes that Senators
Connsticut.............................
Lodge and Chandler will ere then
Dele ware.............................
espouse the cause of independent
Illinois.................................
himetahsm. in which eyen Massa
Iowa.......................................
chusetts and New Hampshire will
Kentucky .............................
doubtless come into the free coin
Maine
.
.....................
ige classification, and the alanceb
Maryland...........................
of the New England states be in
Ma-sachusett?......................
fluenced in the same direction. It
Michigan.............................
must also le borne in mind that
Minnesota. .
............
ex Speaker Reed, in the June
New Hampshire...................
Fortnightly Review of last year,
New Jersey ......................
-bowed a strong leaning toward the
New York............................
doctrines of bimetalism. Should
Ohio.........................................
23 . he join the ranks of the independent
Pennsylvania........................
• 321 bimetalists, unquestionably the
Rhode Island.....................
| whole of New England would fol-
Vermont................................
low his leadership.
West Virginia.......................
. 6' In the Sun’s list of the doubtful
Wisconsin............................
• 12 . states it concedes that there is less
I probability of Ohio joining the
Total...........................
242 ranks of the independent bimetal-
Whole total................
44* lists than any of the other states
Necessary to a choice
224 under that classification, on ac-
The Sun revises the table printed countof John Sherman’s well known
by the Chicago Journal and pub gold monometallic views and the
lishes its estimate as to the stand claim which, from the gentleman’s
that the various states in the Union action, seems to be well founded,
*ill take on the silver question in that McKinley has been captured
the national election of 1896.
I hr the promises of the ‘‘goldites”
to support him for the presidential
FREE SILVER.
nominee.
New York, with the
Alabama ...................... .
... 11 ( control wielded by New York city
Arkansas
.................
... 8 and the large number of delegates
California........................
... 9 that city will fend, may unques
Colorado........................ .
. .. 4 tionably, be classed as an anti free
Florida............................
... 4 silver state, as the city iscontrolled
Georgia........................
...13 by the banking and brokerage ele
Idaho........................... ;
... 3 metits, which in turn are controlled
Illinois ..........................
... 24 by the English money changers.
Indiana........................
ISI Should all the present establish-
Kansas ........
... ■
.. 10 I ed parties declare for independent
Kentucky.......................
.. 131 bimetalism, as The Sun believes
■MHana......................
.. 8 they will be forced to, so great will
Michigan
be the growth of the sentiment due
Minnesota .
to
the education of the people on
souri ..
the question prior to the national
issi ppi
conventions, then New York will
fkee
filve .
have to form a gold standard of her ,
own, or else join the procession of:
the other states.
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