The morning news., 1889-03-10

No opinion on the subject ........... ........ Is
Decilne TO say ........ ..''''......''...'-. 70
| Think there will be no leader der...............1 .1s
Say Cleveland will be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
FOR whitney .'''.''.'..'.'.'''''..-. 10
For Randall ..................-..1 II
For Carlisle. .......-..,..- ......,........,....
For HiH .........,. 3
For Mills
Some of the answers are interesting. For
example:
Representative Herbert Of Alabama--Mr.
| Carlisle.
Mr.. Allen of Mississippi say;
really, modasty prevents me from express
ing my opinion.
Mr.. Scott OF Pennsylvania-Oh Lord, I
couldn't say. I have not thought about it.
| Mr.. Turner of Georgia--That is invidlous
| Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentuoky-lh That
| question has been referred to the committee
| on ways and means.
Mr.. Dibble Of South Carolina--That will
be the question with the country.
| Tim Campbell of New York-Nobodv
cau say. Coming events only can deter
mine.
Mr. Martin of Texas-Oh, Mr.. Mills, OF
course.
Mr.. Clements Of Georgia-Hardlv a 10 to
say. Mr. Carlisle, Mr.. Randall and MIR.
| Whitney are very prominent, and | cluld
| not express an opinion.
M. Crisp Of Georgia. would not like
to say anything at all right now. Perhaps
after awhile | may.
Mr.. Cox of New York; don't think
there is any. broke up the caucus, they
say.
Mr.. Barnes of Georgia-I have no more
idea than the man in the moou. can't
tell the position President Harrison will
put us in.
Mr.. McAdoo Of New Jersey--Whitney Is
very promising and has made rapid
strides. Hill is very prominent.
Mr.. Norwood Of Georgia. think Gov.
D. B. HILL
Mr.. Oites of Alabama--Tnere is no one
ma recognized as leader. No one man,
no dozen men, carry the party in their
| grip.
Mr. Morgan of Mississippi--There arc
two elements In the party, and therefore
| two heads to the party.
Mr. CatchIngs OF Mississippi--I have no
idea who is the leader
Mr.. Carlton Of Georgfa-Mr. Cleveland.
Mr.. Cowles Of North Carolina-Samuel
J. Randall. with great enphasisl
| Mr.. Elliott OF South Carolina-Mr Clove-
land, should say
Mr.. Dougherty Of Florida--Too many
| leaders in tue Democratic party.
Mr.. Brecbi ridge OF Arkansas--Mr.
| Cleveland more than anybody else.
Representative Davidson Of Florida--I
hope something will transpire to give US
| leader.
Mr.. Tillman Of South Carolina-Mv i'm
| preston is that Sam Randall will DO the
| head Of the party. Mr.. Cleveland will be the
ruling mind, subtle and strong.
Mr.. Wheeler--Mr. Carlisle. certainly.
Mr.. Holmes Of Indlana-.You wouldn't
| say there was any now, would you The
| outgoing President will always have a
strong influence and very naturally con-
| trollif power.
Mr.. Forney Of Alabama-l don't know.
The future will develop him.
Mr.. Bynum Of Indiana--Mr. Carlisle, of
| course.
Mr.. Mills OF Texss--oh. L9rdl you had
just as well ask me when the Judgment day
is coming.
Carlisle will come as near speaking for the
party as anybody else.
Mr.. Enloe of Tenuessee-We have had
too many leaders. The tariff being the
permanent issue, regard Mr.. Cleveland as
the leader.
Speaker Carlisle--I do dot know who
will be recognized as the leader Of the
Demoerstic party. do not know what
part, IL any, Mr.. Cleveland will attempt to
tako in politics He could, II he so desired,
exercise a decided influence in the party
even IN a quiet wa.
Mr. Lane Of llinois-We have sorne very
eminent mon. Mr.. Carlisle will be, Mr..
Crisp should be.
MI Gambler Of Georgia-The future will
develop the leader.
Mr. Perry Of South CarolinA--I think
Mr.. Cleveland.
Senator Call Of Florida-y-A hard question
10 answer. We all have TO CUES, about that
as you do. Every mAn has bis own OBI ion
on party measures. The strongest authority
the democrats recognize is the democratic
party
want OF leader, but he has not yet been
found. There is no leader. Our recent do
feat is cha geable TO the want OF leadership,
and IN the next election | am more conf
dent of success than was in the last.
Mr.. Reagan OF Texas-I don't know
about that. | am not prepared TO say.
Mr.. Harris Of lnessee-We have no
leader Mr. Beck is the leader In the SEN
ate by virtue OF bis election as president Of
tho caucus.
Mr. Gibson of LouIsiana-Every man
who voted for the ticket.
Mr. Morgan Of Alsbama--I don't think
we have any leader. Mr.. Randall will
probably try 10 be.
Mr. Colquitt Of Georgia-I am hardly
prepared 10 say.
MIR. George of Mississippi-I don't know.
=
not think there viii be any leader uatil tle
convention Of 1892. The policy OF the
present administration will do much 10
shspen the future policy Of the Democratic
party. In any event ! do not think New
York II dominate the party as In the
past. The south will likely join with the
western states on a nlan from that section.
Mr.. Blodgett Of New jersey dont SEQ
any lender ~ sight at present.
Mr. voorhees, OF Indiana--The idea Of
asking such question.
Mr.. Brown OF Georgia. have nothing to
say about that now.
Mr.. Kenna Of West virginia--You could
not ask a harder question
Mr.. Barbour Of West Virginia-Guess
that is what they are looking for.
Mr.. PascOe OF Florida-Impossible 10
give any answer. There are no develop
nents yet that throw any light on probl-
bio leader.
Mr.. Blackburn of Kentucky-I don't
think any man will have brass collar put
upon him.
Mr.. Ransom Of North Carolina-The
Democratic party allows no leader. IL
leads itself.
Mr.. Walthall Of Mississippi--I have not