The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

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being the paramount issue, / regard Mr..
Cleveland us the leader.
Representative Biggs, California; am
OF the opinion Mr.. Whitney is going to be.
Representative Chapman, Michigan Mr..
Whitney.
Representative Bynum, Indiana-Mr.
Carlisle, Of course.
Representative Mills, Texas--0h, Lord
you had just as well ask me when Judg-
ment Day is coming
Representative Caruth, Kentucky-I
think John c. Carlisle is the leader OF the
Democratic party.
Representative Moore, Texas--I don't
know. | don't believe in made leaders.
Representative Hudd, Wisconsin--A
conundrum. ] wouldn't specify anyone.
The Democrats would rs likely look to
Cleveland as anybody else.
Representative Cobbe, Louisiana oh,
suppose Mr.. Carlisle will DO recognized as
the leader Of the party.
Representative Anderson, Mississippi--I
never thought OF il.
Representative French, Connecticut
Oh, heayensl / can't answer.
Representative Dockery, Missouri-No,
can't say. We have too many leaders.
Representative 0'Farrell, virginia Il
don't think I'll express my opinion on
that.
Representative Glass, Tennessee-Mr.
Cleveland can be ii he desires 10. After
him | would say Mr.. Whitney.
Representative llemphil, South Caro-
lina-Mr. Carlisle will come as near speak,
ing Tor the party rs anybody else.
Speaker Carlsle--l do not know who
will DO recognized as the leader OF the
Democratic party. ] do not know what
part, IL any Mr.. Cleveland intends 30 take
in politics. lie could, II he 30 desired, ex-
exercise a decided influence in the party
even in quite way.
WARY SENATORS.
The members OF the Senate were all
very wary about giving any opinions and
assumed an air OF personal prominence,
with few exceptions.
Senator Vcst-I don't know anything
about il.
Senator Butler, South Carolina-If YOU
will tell me who struck Billy Patterson III
tell you who is the leader OF the Demo-
cratic party II is.really early to desig-
nate any leader Policies TO be formulated
will develop the leadership.
Senator Jones, Arkansas Possibly Mr..
Cleveland, in view of his tariff IDEAS, and
rs he Is regarded by the masses as "a mar
tyr, will be looked 10 as tho most promi-
nent man in the party.
Senator Cockrill, Missouri-No, could
not give an opinion.
Hanafor (.ruv nnlamopa \ ~, .naI.. A..
follow anyone who leads wisely and well.
can't tell who IL will be.
Senator Wilson, Maryland-A hard
thing to say. That is what we most lack.
Senator Blodgett, New Jersey-I don't
see any leader in sight at present.
Senator Voorhees,, Indiana-rhe idea of
asking such question.
Senator Brown, Georgia-I have moth.
ing to say about that now.
Senator Kenna, West Viruinia-You
could not ask a harder question.
Senator Barbour, Virginia-I guess that
is what they are looking for.
Senator Pascoe, Florida-Impossibl TO
give any answer. No developments vet
that throw any light on a probable leader.
Senator Blackburn, Kentucky--I don't
think any man will have brass collar put
upon him.
Senator Ransom, North Carolina-Dem.
ocralic party allows no leader-it leads
itself.
Senator Walthall, Mississippi-I have
not the slightest idea. Can you find any
body that docs2
Senator Bate, Tcnnessee--I can't give
any opinion. | don't care TO have my
opinion 20 before the public.
kpnnlnr IOFmnn MurtIunI Is.....
body.
Senator Faulkner, West Virginia.
Rather a strange question. II strikes me
the eyes OF the country arc now directed
toward Hill.
Senator Vance, North Carolna-It Is
very difficult TO say.
senator Eustls, Louisana-No man oc.
cupes the position today oil leader OF the
Democratic party. Such man, although
all would not agree with him Us 10 certain
policies, yet all good Democrats would fol.
low, though differing with him In certain
policies.
Senator Call, Florida--A hard question
10 answer. We all have 20 guess about
that rs you do. Every man has his own
opinion In party measures. Tho strongest
authority the Democrats recognize Is the
Democratic party.
Senator Pugh, Alabama--We arc in
great want Of a leader. But he has not
been found yet There Is no leader. Our
recent defeat Is chargeablo 10 the want OF
leadership. and In the next election am
more confident Of success than l was in
the last.
Senator Reagan, Texas-I don't know
about that. am not prepared TO say.
Senator Harris. Tennessee We have no
leader. Mr.. Beck Is the leader In the Sen.
alto 10y virtue OF his election rs president Of
the caucus
Senator Gibson, I.ouisiana-Eyery man
who voted for the ticket.
Senator Morgan, Alabama don't think
we have any leader. Mr.. Randall will
probably try 10 be.
Senator ColquitI, Georgia 1 am hardly
prepared 10 say.
Senator George, NIississippi--I Cont
know.
Senator Hampton, South Carolina-I do
not think there will bo any leader until the
convention Of lSa2. The policy Ct the
present, administration win do much 10
shape the ialuro policy OF the Democratic
| party. In any event, I do not think New
York will dominate the party rs in the
past. The South will likely Join with the
Western states on man from that section.
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