The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
$ a safe man to nomin ate as he is

rison Is a safe man to nomin ate as he Is
sure to win.
Lieut.. Gov. Bull-As good a nomina-
tion as could have been made, the entnu-
siasm may not run quite so high, but
Harrison will he just as triumphantly
elected.
Brigadier- General Kendall - It just
suits me, have predicted for three years
that President Harrison would be re-
nominated and reelected in 1882.
Attorney General Robert w. Burbank
i like the ticket. i think 1t is splendid
one, and also think that Whitelaw Reid
adds strength to it.
United States Marshal John T. Ken
drick-A good ticket and one which will
be supported by the Intelligent people of
the country. 1t is winning ticket.
General Treasurer Clark-I am very
much pleased. The nomination will meet
the appreciation of the great body OF Re
publicans. think there has been grad
ual change of sentiment during the last
few weeks.
Ex-Msyor Barker-I would have pre-
ferred Blaine. but the wise and able ad-
ministration Of President FSrrison Is a
guarantee Of his reelection.
State Auditor Landers-ThouRh Presi-
dent Harrison was not my first choice,
under the circumstances 1T was the best
nomination that could have been made.
He will surely be elected.
Ex-Mayor Hayward-It was grand
work. President Harrison is the ablest
President we have ever had aud of course
he will be reelected. Whiteiaw Reid
assist to strengthen the ticket. He Is one
of the ablest men we have.
President Arthur II. Watson OF the
Common Council-I preferred Blaine but
Harrison will win. He Is az strong as any
one to-day.
Assistant Secretary of State c. p. Ben
nett--l told you So Harrison was my first
choice and cannot fail Of a reelection.
The Hon. j. G. b. Woods.-A good
nomination, and one that recommends
itself to the thinking people In this State,
and especially to the business COM
munity 10 my mind the convention ac-
quilted itself with glory in putting such
men before the public Both Harrison
and Reid are exceedingly popular and
think their election will be accomplished
with flying colors. They are the right
Louis Il. Cady-I like Reid better than
Morton. He is tiptop. am feeling bet
ter about the loss of Blaine.
Fred /. Marcy-I like the ticket, al
though / rather favored Morton for
secon place. l am sorry that Blaine
o. A. Carleton = Yes sir! The ticket
nominated is the best possible, and will
undoubtedly be successful. Harrison's
record during the last term Is excellent
and, moreover, clean, and, with such a
man as Whitelaw Reid for second place
the party will sweep the field.
Jonn L. Blodgett-It is safe, reput-
able and desirable ticket. The men upon
it are upright and free from smirch. am
not ~ high tariff man and do not care 70
speak off-hand upon the chances of sue
cess which may attend the ticket.
Chief of Police Child - The ticket
nominated seems to me to be an exceed
f,p Nj HarriSnp and Reid wi A.
undoubtedly make good team.
Gorham Il. Pemroy- Wise counsel
prevailed in the choice and the success Of
the ticket is assured.
Benjamin A. Jackson - The ticket Is
going to give great confidence to the busi-
Harrison's position on the silver and
financial questions affecting 1t.
Joshua Wilbur-The ticket is very salts
factory To me.
Charles II. Sheldon-The ticket is all
right.
c. II. weeden--It Is one of the strong
est tickets that could have been put in
nomination. Mr.. Harrison has the conf
dence of the conservative business and
mercantile interests and Mr.. Reid is an
able and clcar-headed man.
Il. w. Gallup-I think Mr.. Harrison is
an able man and has made a good Presi-
dent and that the Interests OF the country
Harrison's administration will live in
history as one OF the most brilliant of any
in times OF peace.
III. K. Horton--The ticket Is a rouser.
TFred Il. Anthony-It Is n fine ticket,
aud IL suits me- 1t Is as strong OH one
end as on the other. IL is a ticket which
will draw out the quiet and the winning
vote. Let me cite AN instance. / was at
Squantum the other day, and near me sat
a Boston merchant who is n Democrat.
He said that IL Harrison was renominated
he should vote for HIM. Being chided by
"A friend for his Democratic laches he said
" That's all right. L am Democrat but
my business Is going along all right un-
der Harrison's administration, and am
content To see IL continue I'm that groove
Politics is one thing-a mans business Is
another. l vote as an intelligent man,
not as blind partisan who Is willing TO
risk his finances for the sake Of set of
politicians
This is what mean, F" said Mr.. Antho-