New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18

four wears seo They wonld favor II now Mr. Ednihds
would their second choice The districts strongly ior
protection to American industry" ..,.u
Senator It's; Il sm personally for Chester A ar1n n
many supporters in suffolk County, aud Edmunds many
In Queens County My district Is strong bdo ,ss
one We are doad against the expectation OF the oVs t
tic elau especially To- serious, our district Is "Os'
senator Robinson: Sentiment in my district has not
oTystahzed about any eandda,e Ihe tot sentemon
has many friends there now But u Is no rtp|r
that he Il a candidate SO " Is with freluent ~ ,.
He has many friends hui he has not yet annonnee1 tq t
lie Is candidate Tie fact g. we are not earnestly Ior
any II our Congressional delegation 20 hs Naonai
Convention should be elected now. The delegation would
W 49, ,o,e ,bo s,ideIs in consequence
of his in the FitzJohn Porter uial Ihe ostet
- ~ toms Of IKE taTi We have many man.
ufac,orioi in the district and the Worshgmeh are
opposed 10 free trade
Mp VEDDERs DISTRICT FOR ARTT'R
Senator vedder: |'weil il the National Convention
shold be held to-day, the Republicans of Chautau1ua
md C;,ttaraugus Counties would support Chester
Arthur for the Presidency HIS Administration has bee
excellent without scandal, and able He has given IN
peope rest from politics and they would Ike to have
that condition OF affairs continue MY dlSo' Is ioi Pi0
s'epard T. Bowen IL is thln. that talked of very
ihc with AS We think fay orabH of Mr, Edmunds He
is nighhor OF We would support MI Arthur cor
diay. Oars is strong protection district; 80. have a
choice. There seems to be sentiment mat PIesuTe
Arthur has made excellent President anu gwen es9
satisfaction. and yet Il rs difficult TO tel now ts f me
will be- 1t win be united. am for the cah'a'e Vi '0
Senator Davidson "No one can perceive strong sen
tinen in OF any special man IN my oisuc,, d
rd /, is ber early 10 say VINO VIII receive our sup
port have a personal choice, nut prefer nov 10 ho
charlie s Bater- Ny nominee is The man who viii be
r ~, Is divided in the district among the Re
pnbcans regard 20 candidates 1t y unted ~ wITs
ness to support nominee Tor PTGsident whoever me
NAV be- II Arthur is nominated BE- VIII receive inc
hearty support Of the party IL baie rs rhnIe s MT p
Inuch sgii about MI Elmunds in the district me Peo-
Die Of the district for protection by strong ma
now TIE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS FEEL.
The Democratic Senators express their opinions
rs follows:
81 C. Murphy "Thcre is more question ofthe cleo
tion Of sainucJ. Tiden, II ne WI accept the honmo
say anything about the tam question al present. NY us
'ilf CsnuhrI: M am for Grover Cleveland. My dis
tric Is for him also. am in favor of projecting tne
mechanics and lahorers OF tn's country although IL
am not high tari man; hut am not nee U1deI' II
TiIdcn is q candidate we shall beat the world" A. 49,
oerc candidates for President, have TIE people in
my district dcnt thnk thIt tle Iar " rs VS. NV
opinion on that subject. ,r.,,. a.,
John BOYD lacher: Tam for samuel D. t'ldgh 1d1 gf
. Grover Cleveland second, and Aoram b he"liI
third. There might be us some opP3si'oT Tpaen
w WSna d b. is ags choice for PRESIDENT and Mr.
Cleveland the second. Am for tnrih reform am say tit
mt9e hfgoe ,e i, pq br bea 9SS ''' ''s'
John IIanpden Robb: az Nh Tidcn wishes the nom
iuntcu he Should have lie is my first choice and that
o. NY u', S ~ fhd lie has Inc sterling co1scrva-
shnDGcatiOn Of The tariff As we nave uebt 10 cAHt
sbo,d h. So feguatsd as not to create nouOpdles or TO
uuIuly reduce the wages or laDuieS an OPll)2et 10
MI Internal revenue taxes except those upon wniskey
Idon't believe in raising one penny OF s0plS 10 nave
Rluge surplus Is constant 6I ior ~ y S'o0 anu
corruption IN carrying on the Ooyerlim,,h'' ,.,, s
James DAILY: Il am IN favor az the nomination OF
SAMUEL Ias9 tRia 6 we n 1850 and if '' we
nominate bun now we sGsu tiect mp y ,Ji
say tbat tie people of my district did not express
their sentiment 20 me when was elected twas not
touched upon in the canvass
NIX. KIERNANs OBJECTION TO TILDEN.
Holm J. Herman 81 am for Tnden hut we cannot
him He is physically wreck. My district is for Tiden
first tlon am for Flower Cleveland SO fur the
tariff is concerned am for limited protection"
Jonu C. jacobs "Tlden is my first choice ana that OF
the district, and Slocum my second. | have nothing
lame Van Schack 81 am in favor of the nomination
of Crcv Cleveland aud think that is the sentiment IN
my district although there many who favOrthe nom'
nation of Nj fden The Democrats ct my district oe
leye that ar Carlisles policy OF dealing with The tat
should DC adopted and that II The Dem2elaiie party
headers Washington do rot Ieduee the ttrh anu leufe
the great taxation thereby caused, the Democratic
PJo3p g. Cnuen: - have nothing to say. dl have
candidate some time ] mny have one soon AGAIN
Protection aud free trade were not considered IA my us
triet when | ran for senator would prefer 10 say
Senator PluDl1it: 81 have nothing to say. Ihave no
candidate nor my district do not care to say any
thing about the tariff" ,,-,-,.-,- A.
Senator Titus Il am lOl tlNcLtHu' tuilh Hoic thV
strongest in the party. He Is not polueia but
that Si hts favor with the people Of my district
thing crooked. Cleveland has made an excellent Coy;
ernQr ana - rim on his record Im4any nan WI
attack on Grady VIII lose him lis support by election
time that will ne considered petty matter"
TALKS WITH REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMEN.
few of the conspicuous Republican Assembly
men were questioned regarding their preferences.
Their views will be found below:
enAoker sbear,i-I do not to discuss the Presi
dency al histine The interest and sentiment of my To-
cality are for protection j nm strong Proteetonsi'
because believe TO be- Or The interest OF the working
men having been a wOiugman al my life, as well as an
epoyer Ny convictions. therefore, lifelong, and
based experience in protective America ana Tree
trade ENGLAND.
Theodore Roosevelt: 'If Mr. Brstow were In politics
womb fyor his nomination; but as ne is not thaye no
candidate Public sentiment In my district does not
ont 70 any one In regard TO free trade ana protection
would yy that think the voters in my district would
favor an equitable equalization Ol tie tIH ana are OPP
posed 10 GO trade"
Assemllyuan Jones. OF Seneca County: 81 thnKI
would prcicr Edmunds but am for man nominated,
do know what the sentiment OF III! district Is MY
district Is strong protector one ,o;oo btr,o,o,
care state it, do not know the choice oil my district
iC inSp Garbnt OF Monroe County; - haven't
any preference, l have heard considerable tax aoout
Arthur We are strong prOtecuonists" ,,
ASseublvInan Dbbe, OF Orleans County: u would
be pleased with Blame, Edmund- or Lincoln. There Is
"Assembiyman Dean, Of Columbia County, NY, prefer
encei for the politician that will receive the entire nc
publican vote. In Columbia county there Is strong
drift toward Mr. Blaine If vote were taken among
Eepuhlicaps in this county to-day, | think MI Baine
would get thicetouItbs OF The votes President Artus
Sdmnis rafoh has been much better than We cXpceteI,
INT we do not believe he carry NcwYork state Ny
county IS Protection one the sentiment very strong
IN its favor .
IL FAVOR or GENERAL SHERMAN.
Asseublyman Littleohn, of OswegO County: 81 have
no preferences think the Convention when II meets
will come to the conclusion that General sherman Is the
most available man. MY Congressional district is
lone and cannot judge OF the sentiment Of it, We are for
zprotecIion."
imam Nnnees OF Brooklyn My preference Is