The evening world., 1888-06-08

West he would be beaten unless they put q strong
Western man on the tail end OF the. ticket. In the
ticket would be Depew and Gresham.
James Smith says Depew is q good man and he
pew, il nominated will Be elected. lie stands As
good a show to catch the laboring vote as any Re
August Berghon-lf nominated there II no
doubt but that he'll be elected.
ENTHUSIASTIC NEW HAVEN MEN.
The following employees of the New
Haven road were seen in the New York
Central yard.
Depew would stand q good show of being elected
II nominated, He WI, support him; -s.
Well, ! should say so. All the boys in here like
him. anc /; think ne is liked as wen outside: II he
AN. YIN. II. aud II. RR. man told the reporter
that last Presidential election he didn't get a chance
to vote. lie had not studied the question as TO
which ticket he would vote fol this year II he got
the chance. Mr.: Depew was a good man. u.,
He's all right. Candidate could not be a better
one. l VIII vote for him II he's nominated.
RR. II have not thought otM Depew running for
the ONCE, but ow that 1t is suggested think he
An engineer on the N. Y, n. H. and Fl. RR Il
think Blaine viii be nominated in, spite OF his let
ter, ,s. h to me ' %I,5aG, s sui y he q, i psr, 6sP s.Uo S,i Ss
chances OF victory are very slim indeed.
SOM CRITICAL RAILROAD MEN.
There are more than one thousand men
employed in the Pennsylvania Railroad work
shops at Meadows. N. j.. The EVENING
World reporter ascertained that at least two;
thirds Of them were Democrats and would
vote that ticket, Notwithstanding who the
Republican nominees might be. In conse-
quence of an order prohibiting the men from
talking with outsiders most of the men in
terviewed requested that their names be not
printed:
The question asked each man was: If
Chauncey NJ. Depew is nominated. would
you support him?
Brakeman have always voted the Republi-
can ticket, but will not this year II Depew is nomi-
mated. / voice the sentiments Of many OF my COM
panlons, VINO dislike railroad magnates.
A Laborer-1 am q Democrat, and viii vote for
observation-disclosures l am a Republican I will
vote for Cleveland II Depew is nominated. No
Coal Handler am going to vote for Cleveland.
Coal Handler-You can put all OF US fellows down
as being against supporting any railroad presi-
dents. Some OF us are divided in politics, but II
Depew is nominated we viii unite on Cleveland.
A P~orter-Depew NAV he a good man, but you
cannot get any railroad man to say he will vote for
A Baggage Handler-As long as the workinVmen,
and especially railroad employees, have q vote you
President OF the United States.
A Trackman-I am for Cleveland.
A 1rackman-ThOugh being a Republican, !
A MachiuistINo Depew for us people.
A Car Bulder-l am against Depew, as should Do
A Conductor nave voted the Republican ticket
for twenty years, but # Depew was nominated /
would certainly vote against MIN.
A Laporer-Depewi Is no friend Of the laboring
classes. / wouldn't vote Tor him.
An Oiler-I VIII vote for Cleveland.
A Boiler Maker-Them majority of the men in our
shop, l think. would not support Depew, but I
ntied Tor me once IMAM the present Incumbent
A Carpenter-I will vote the Democratic ticket.
A Conductor-Put me down for Chauucey NJ.
Depew. This talk about him being a railroad man
4 CONDUCTOR am against Depew on general
principles ana for Cleveland because 1 believe one
good term deserves another.
A Machinist-I am Q Democrat and Will vote ac-
An In 'ineer-I am q Republican, but II Depew Is
A Freman-Depew is my favorite. Hope he ia
A Fireman. vote the straight Democratic
A Brakeman-No railroad monopolists for me !
A Porter-i will vote for Depew If he gets the
A Car-Cleaner-I am for Cleveland.
A Painter. Il win vote the Democratic ticket
An Engineer--I am for cleveland; would no,
vote for Depew under any circumstances.
A Fireman-Am a Democrat and viii vote for
A Master-I ana in favor of Depew.
think ne would make an excellent President
A Baggage Handler-I always vote the Demo-
cratic ticket.
A Car Buiider-A railroad man who would vote
for Depew would be a fool.
A Boiler aker-I vote for Cleveland.
A Observation-Disclosures employees will never vote
the Republican ticket II Depew Is nominated.
A Laborer-I an a Democrat and will vote the
ticket.
A Brakeman-Mostly all of us are against Depew.
An Eugineer-I would vote for Depew II he was
nominated.
A Fireman - am against monopoly, consequently
against Depew.
"A Doorkeeper-I will vote for Cleveland.
A Baggage uandler-I am o Republicans; will
vote for Gresham II he Ia nominated, but not for
Depew.
A Watchman-Have always voted the Demo-
cratic ticket, and Will this time.
will cast my ballot for Cleveland.
A am against railroad candidates.
/ viii vote Tor Cleveland.
A Machinst-There are about ten Democrats here
to one Republican. II Depew Is nominated there
will be no Republicans at all.