Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
NEW Y0RK BUSINESSMEN.
CosaeraI sa,i.inc.ioa EHPressed-A Nnn-
Der G? ssteTyscws

We take from orr EeW York exchange.
! The opinion Of number OF leading bust
ncse-nen on The nomination OF Cleveland
! The Times, in Introducing It's series OF in.
| terricws, says:
The nomination Of Grover Cleveland wa,
| received in this city and Brooklyn with
many expressions OF approval. II was gen.
orally Acknowledged by Republicans a,
well IS Democrats that it. IVES the strong est
that could have been made, and that il
would satisfy ail the Independents ~ weIla,
unite the members OF his own party. In
spcaking ~ the result OF the Convention
Yesterday the Hon. Carl Sehurz said 81
bc!ie7e that Mr.. Cleveland will receive a
very large Republican vote. When be was
elected Governor he received many Bepub-
iican votes. and no Republican who Is a
friend Of good. honest government has had
any reason 10 he sorry for the vote he then
gave. This win, OF course, count heavily
in he presidential election. I believe, also.
that The fact that Ar. Cleveland Wa nOmi-
mated against the opposition OK Tammsny
Hall and Butler will, instead OF weakening
him. make him \ good deal stronger with
The best classes 81 people. There will be
q conference Of the Independent Ropubli-
cans in about fortnight, and | have no
doubt that they will recommend HIM 10 the
sunrageS Of the Republicans throughout
the country"
at what do you estimate the I"dcpend-
cnt Republican vote Of New YORK state -
- cant make any estimate OF New York
or any other state. The letters we hlvcTe
coivcd indicate i. TO ce very large, and that
very considerable part OF it has not yet
appeared on the surface. I think i will be
lireor than any one has expected
Mayor Edison Il IS IN excellent nouin2-
ton. and one which every good Democrat
should support. Every man must see The
necessity oi. having saie, conservative
man at ;hc head Of the Government. and
such a man Mr.. Cleveland il. / believe he
viii I've elected.
Controller Grant: m not politician.
think the nomination is 3 strong one f0f
the Democratic party. have great respect
for hlr. Cleveland tcr some thing, he hlS
done. but there axe other things wish he
had not done. ! believe him TO b 4 good
man.
REGISTER Reilly: The nomination u one
which every Democrat can support.
Ex-MayOr William Il. Grace said: Cicve-
land IS the best man the Democracy could
have nominated. lie is the typical repre-
sentative OF progress and reform. aud has
the sentiment OF Ell the thinking people o.
the state behind him
Charle, Z. Flint. % the frm Of william
T.. Grace & Co., was hurrying of 20 take =
sail with cX-GOycrnor Samuel !. Tiiden on
The lattcr's st .am Yacht. the Viking. He
said: - think there !, not any question
that the nomination 81 Cleveland IL the
very bsst that could haze been made. The
rCcpcndcnt, who voted for him FOR Gov
ernor viii vote for him Tor President. IL
not only represents that element. but he
VIII also have the united support Of the
DrmOcratic party
state Senator John J. Kicrnan said "
nm delighted, Of course, with tie DOmina-
lion OF Cleveland. | have visited every
prominent man in the banking and com
l,rgial lu>ine,5 down town to-day. and
have moi found one VINO Is not ready 20
Sustain NJ. Cleveland in thi, canvas, with
every irfr rcg that can ice fairly brought
10 bear on e. I.cy al a-rec that 20
man could 1--we been presented 10 the
country WHO i, better not q to conserve
ITS bu..Jes, interest. thm Grover Cleyc-
land. uuG every dWcllcf within thirty
MID. Cf the New York CITY Hal finds
liz accOun. directly ~ Tie business Interests
"a tac country and aotGiE- ou;, 'ttni OBJ IN
81 fcr o. con see. ne Toor'' Who have
LDen promising - Blaine t.' 'o-cl.aa
Irish vote. II Bier, DE uch ~ entity, have
promised 20 deliver goods which they e1l-
moi even handle" DO hear ~ ere IlisA
reform takiHr olc' in View York. II iha;
movement tatgs tie shape on ignoring
tie lalot-.oNcs 90 an organization
fleet has suaUed tie Irish uamc Tor
many q yCr, then J hope the tl,f
about faat reform is is true q, ! could wish
II 10 be-. refer OF course, to Tammaay
Hall, Tli1h ha~, I> long as ] can rcmeM-
lcr, ben tac curse "a the Irish people not
only In New YORK, but throughout the
country. u .Ac Irish citizens Of Nov York
and Brooklyn do1't make IL very clear tha.
tie GCwaco~u-, who are undertaking 10
make merchandise OF ID IN nj this election
.Ie dIst-cla,s ir.uG.. then have been mis-
taken .5out jtcm ail MY li!etime.'
President = mGnd y. Randolph. Of the
Continental National Bank. considered the
choice 3 very happy one.
John r.. Agnew, vicc-prcsident Of The
Coatjncr .al Bank, and prominent Menu
lero Of Tamnaay NNl, said: .! shall sup
port tie nomination, and ! think tleFe-
land Is q strong candidate. ! have no idea
v at MIR. Kelly win d."
John 4. Tobcy, = well-h1own member
q the Produce EycIan@c. said: ~ never
saw a more enthusiastic demonstration
thsu was made at the reception Of the news
ci The nomination on Tie floor OF the Pro
ducc Exchange. ] don't see how there
can be any doubt OF CieyoilnGS election"
George v. Ely, secretary Of the Stock
FXchansc, said at j. 2 good nomination.
II The election took place tomorrow Cieye-
land would be elected surely. The market
sae1ed of to-day, but that WAS done for
eject. The men down here are too old to
bccaygLt by any such chat IS that. The
recent expo ares of corruption in CONNER
cill circles are generally accepted as largely
enc 10 tlc example II the Republican
party Gurin. he last zen or twelve years.
dor WOrilscr: The nomination meets
Win NY approval, ana / shan vote for
Cleveland"
y. Z. U5bcIt Of the Produce EXch1nsc,
sad: "Therc could not have been 4
stronger candidate put up by tie Demo
cratic party. 10 other M;l could have
drawn 30 man, ptpubicJa votes
PRECEDENT p. J.. Edward, Of The Bank
Of The state ~ Now York, was delighted
with tie nomination.
President Percy r. pyHe, Of The City
National Bank. thought th.L even aside
from political considerations, tlc nomina-
ton Of Cleveland was most excellent one.
Frederick Schlasiugcr. q prominent bank
CrOl Exchange Place. said: - was apeiio-
clat up 20 theclociion of Abraham Lincoln,
and a Republican MP to the election Of
Cleveland ~ Governor OF this state.
hayo Icon Cleveland Democrat s,Aee.
iL.Hk his is . splendid nomination
Frederick =. Oicott, president Oh ihC
Central Trust Company, and eX-Conlrollei
Of The state, wa. delighted with the nom.-
nation. Cleveland had made splendid
record as Governor Of tire state, ana IL
vas The test man that could have Detu
nominated.
De Witt c. Hays is n Republican. but ht
is in favor OF Cleveland.
Thomas Warner, well-known member
Of the stock Exchange, sid - nave ~
WAYS been "A Republican, but l shall vote FOL
Cleveland, and | have heard many othel
Republicans say they viii do likewiSe.'
Charles 4. Lmdlaw, Of Laidlaw q Co.
bankers, said: blaine Is undoubtedly
strong in the West and Northwest, bu
Cleveland's popularity in the East viii pro
baby outweigh him"
Brayton Ives. banker and eN-presiueh
a. the stock Exchange, said: e" | AN lie
publican, but | think il beyond q dolb
that Cleveland is the strongest man IN Tn
Democratic party to-day" -.
William OBrien, Of the firm OF william
& John O'BTien. bankers, thought IN
nomination Of Cleveland the most popular
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