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

Sam Randall. Mr.. Carlisle will DO con-
suited q great deal.
Representative Felix Campbell, New
York-Field is large. 1t is early TO decide.
There Is plenty OF material.
Representative Cummings, New York
The three most prominent men in the
party will be Samuel j. Randall, w. G.
Whitney and David b. Hill.
Delegate Joseph, New Mexco---Mr. Ran
dali is my choice.
Representative Tracey, New York;
have not an opinion on that question.
CLEVELAND SUITS THE WEST.
Representative Mansur, Missouri
West would try Cleveland again.
Representative Mckinney, New Hamp-
shire-Carlisle.
Representative Wilson, Minnesota
don't know. Mr.. Carlisle has many of the
elements OF leadership Mr.. Randall
would, II right on economic questions, I'M
Questionably be the leader.
Representative Shively, Indiana
would not name any one man rs the leader.
Representative Lawler, lllinols--Grover
Cleveland. am satisfied thus express
the sentiment OF the West
Representative Bacon, New York--The
Democratic party is not given TO having
leaders.
Representative Gambler, Gcorgia-The
future will develop the leader Of the
| party.
Representative LaGoon, Kontucky-I
don't know. Really il were candid /
would incur the displeasure OF some PEG.
pie.
Representative Abbott, Texas-It IL a
very difficult matter TO say. We have sew
erll. don't care to express any definite
opinion.
Representative Hare, Texas-oh, Ican't
answer that
Representative Lagan, Louislana-I have
not made up my mind on that matter
The recent defeat OF the party by bad
management has left the question in doubt
rs TO who will be capable. Two good men
for 1t would be Whitney and Stevenson.
About two OF the cleanest men we have.
Representative Morgan, Mississippi
There are two elements In the party, and
therefore two heads TO the party.
Representative Catchings, Mississippi
have no idea who the leader IL.
Representative Bliss, New York--The
Randall idea seems to be gaining, but who
will lead remains TO be seen.
Representative Carlton, Georgia-Mr.
| Cleveland
Representative Cowles, North Carolina
Samuel j. Randall with great emphasis).
Representative Elliott, South Carolina
Cleveland, should say.
Representative Dongherty, Florida
Too many leaders In the Democratic party.
Representative Peel, Arkansas
mind runs more TO Hill than anybody else.
Representative Fisher, Michigan --
think Cleveland will be nominated. There
is some drift OF sentiment 10 Hill.
Representative Springer, lllinois--Mr.
Cleveland.
Representative Heard, Missouri re-
gard Mr.. Cleveland rs pre-ominently the
leader OF the party, and l see no reason TO
change.
Representative Tarsncy, Michigan-No.
body-ihe Democratic party Is the people.
Representative Grain, Texas-SaInuol J.
Randall.
Representative Hooker, Mississippi
would not like 10 say.
Representative Malson, Indiana Grover
Cleveland.
WHITNEY mas THE PARTY's EYE.
Representative McCreary. Kentucky
A very hard question. Whitney has come
up wonderfully; no has the eye OF the
party now and brilliant future.
Representative saycrs, Tcxs-I can't
tell about that.
Representative Culbcrson, Texas Il
would like you 10 look over the field and
tell whosssx-
Representative Gibson, Maryland-I
would not like TO express an opinion just
now.
Representative Clements, Georgia -
Hardly ablo 10 say. Mr.. Carlisle, Mr..
Randall and Mr.. Whitney, all very prom.
inent, and | could not express an opinion.
Representative Crisp. Georgia-I would
not like 10 say anything at all right now.
Perhaps after while may.
Representative Cox, New York; don't
think there is any. ! broke up the caucus,
they say.
Representative latham, North Carolina
i don't know.
Representative Barnes Georgia. have
no morn idea than the man In the moon.
! can't tell the position Harrison will put
US In.
Representative McAdoo, New Jersey
Whitney is very promising aud has made
rapid strides. llill IN very prominent.
Representative Norcross, Georgia.
think Gov. ID. II. Hill.
Representative Oates, Alahama-T
Is no one man recognized ~ a leader; no
dozen men can carry the party In their
grip.
Representative Rowland, North Caro-.
lima oh, don't know.
Representative blanchard, Louisiana
Hill, Randall and Carlisle arc all leaders.
Representative Walker, Missouri-Ex-
President Cleveland is, am sure.
Representative Dunn, Arkansas-I don't
know.
Representative McMillin. Tennessee !
am not prepared. Sec me again.
Representative Stone, kcntucky-Whlt.
ney, I'LL aspircs 10 bc, but Ia already relic.
gated 10 the ranks
Representative Herbert, Alabama Mr..
| Carlisle.
Representative Allen. Mis.issippl-Can
say-rcally modcsiy prevents me from cx.
pressing my opinion.
Representative Scott, Pennsylvania Oh,
Lord, ! couldn't say. | have no, thought
about H.
Representative Turner Georgia Thai
u inyidiuus.
Representative Dcckinridgc, Kentucky
That question has been referred 10 the
Committee u WAYS aud Means.
Representative nibblc, south Carolina
That will BE- the question With the coun'
try.
Representative Tim Campbell. New Yorl
Nobody can nay. Coming events onl,
can determine.
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