Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-20
suffrage If it could be restricted to actual c,u-

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suffrage, but would not object to the latter to
be confined to property holders
James L. Barbour, grocer. doesn't know
| mat any good can be accomplished by dele
gate or suffrage, but thought that there should
be qualified suffrage to elect a city government.
I. Heilbrun, (shoe dealer.)-"Dont want
s. L. liable, liable Bros, clothiers )-"Dont
| want any voting"
James Bellew, bookseller. )-"Am hardly In
favor OF suffrage when recollect the scenes Of
days.
N; P. Callan; (building association treasurer)
| Don't want either; have had enough"
D. W. Garst, dealer In meats want no
! Office. suffrage, or delegate.
A. X. Williams, bookseller. doesn't think it
| would do much good to have delegate now.
D. kolb, druggist -Opposed to have any
KIND OF suffrage. We got along better without
TT: Miller, Nawyer l-"No delegate, voting
Columbus Alexander. to the
| project in toto. Would like to return to the OLD
| mayor and city council system.
| III. n. EaSby.-Don't want either; would not
object TO municipal government
Mills Dean, Qawyer.]-"Dont want delegate
W. T. Atkinson, dry goods l-Favors repre-
W. c; OMeara, gums, fishing tackle %c'>-
3. P. HinkIing, (drugglst.)-Does not want
| any delegate nor suffrage. ,r
| Col. P. Joseph shiIlington, (oookseller>-
II. M. Dellenger.-"Do Don't want any"
| Delware Hudnell, (cOlored contractor. )-"Any-
| thing to get rid OF the present commissioners
] VIM. Young, (shOemaker.l fam perfectly
| satisfied that we are best of as we are and am
oppose to any change"
John Hammond, !Droduce dealer l-Favored
| suffrage if it could be confined to citizens and
voters who could not be bought; don't see much
use OF delegate.
any delegate nor suffrage
W. r. Riley, (dry goods dealer. )-Opposed to
suffrage unless limited to property holders. At
this time we do not want any delegate or SUI
frage.
4: II: Gawler.-" Don't want any suffrage or
delegate"
81 am way off from suffrage and don't want
any delegate. He would be n. g. no good)
The cost of elections was enormous and the
city has been better Off every way since we
have had no elections
c. f. Hall, (printer.) Favored the principle
OF sullrage ana representation If 1t could be
confined TO bona tide residents, and elections
could be conducted fairly.
7. II. Collins, (druggist)-"Don't want any
voting; rather do without delegate than
r. II. Moore tpainter.-.'No vote, no dele
gate. He would only make trouble
George Bright, (butlder).-"NO suffrage In
mine: s delegate would be OF no account
egate, nor suffrage. We can work along easily
With Congress-.
stephen Just, (builder) 1--WE don't want any
Ing on now. The past experience was enough
to put any one against Suffrage
James \. Il. Moore, {upholsterer].- don't
want suffrage nor any delegate
hayward Hutchinson, (mantieS and stoves.
Not IN favor of suffrage nor delegate.
a. S. Pratt, insurance agent.-WOuld like to
nave delegate elected by those having prop
erty qualification.
K henderson paper Observation-Disclosures off
as we now are; don't want any more turmoil
j. Jay Camp, (clerkl-"Opposed to both dele
gate and suffrage. the first is humbug and the
latter worse"
John r. Young. (clerk}-'.No one who re-
| members the bad erect OF suffrage before
would think OF it again.
3. p. Sparrow, {cierkl.-"Don't want voting
OF any kind"
loud No to both suffrage and dele gate"
ID. johnson, Qawyer).-" Empnaticaly op.
posed to either; we are living in peace today"
with the present form of government"
+. NJ. Steep, (contractop.-. Don't want
either"
5; 7. Drury, dawyer.-"Am opposed to all
C:s: Bundy, Justice of the peace}.- Don't
E. c. Ingersoll, Qawyer)-': Would like del
egate or Misrepresentation"
f: Miller, paints.and oils).-"Opposed to all
Suffrage, unless we can elect representative
by property qualification
l. j: Perry, dry goods).-"I am opposed to
G. B. Wilson, (shoe dealer)-" Don't care
about suffrage or delegate; am as we'll off with
out any,
Chas. W. Walter Uustice)-" Shoe fly to SUI
frage and delegate too.''
III. Clay SteWart.-'' No suffrage, no dele rate
II could elect good man by int alligent voters
would not object"
j. L. Denham, (tobacconisD.-" Favored lin
TIED suffrage, and would like to have dele
gate
j. b. Austin.-'' Don't want either"
A. Schmidtie, Ueweler1.-" Against both ell
the time.'
}: c. Parker, (book seller?:-" Don't want suf-
be represented by delegate"
Josiah Essex, grocer" Put me down Nav
TO suffrage and delegate both.''
II. {. Windsor. (shoe dealer.-" The present
form Is the best, but would not object to having
delegate if one could be chosen by voters with
property qualification"
l. r. Holmead China and croclery dealcr)-
opposed to suffrage or delegate"
II; King, Clancy goods -"Fayor a govern
don't see much use OF delegate '"n''''
c. Kaufman, (clOthier )-"Want q delegate in
GSongreSsa good one-and therefore we Should
7; s: Gattrell. (shce dealer. )-"Dont want
E. G. Gill, paints and oils. )-"No voting for
me II IT. is like the old; rather do without del
VIM. Helmick, Justice of the peace -"Op
posed to both; had so much suffrage before that
1t makes me sick to think OF it; better keen our
selves under the hands Of Congress than to
think OF a delegate"
p, r. Wilson, grocer y" Don't want any del
egate."
Mr.. Clark, (of Kerr, Clark & Trunnen. dry
goods. - Favor representation, but not old
time suffrage
W., w Burdette & Co., (dry goods y" SUI
rage Is right in principle, but, on account of
past experience, cannot bring our minds uD to
the point OF endorsing it. Prefer the present
form OF government 10 any we can get with
suffrage in it,"
II. Adler, fancy goods. )-Opposed to suffrage
OF any kind; can get along without delegate.
A NJ IuDman. (paperhanglngS )-" Don't
want suffrage or delegate; had one who was OF
no USE
G. wilmer. (paperhangings )-Opposed to both
delegate and suffrage.
G. +. ReaIdon, paints and oils.)-Oppose1 to
both. -
j. Richard Riggles, paints and oils )-"Wou!d
Ike 10 vote for delegate il the election could
De conducted decently, out not as before
JACOB Nelhlneyer marbIe, and stone cuftnrl
opposed 10 any more elections. Are better
represented now In Congress than ever before.
II. A. Clarhe.-"AS business man and Drln
erty-hoidef, say no more suffrage for me. AZ
lof representation In Congress | don't Want
any better representative than Mr.. Black
burn is
Jonas b. Ellis.-.'No elections nor suffrage.
got enough Of it,
and delegate
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