The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-05
LOCAL OPINIONS.
What Republicans and Democrats Say
About the Resfgna alton.

What Republicans aud Democrats Say
About the designation.
E. A Tilford-i think it a very good sea-
son for Blaine 10 withdraw. Il would not
have been policy for him 10 have got out be-
fore I think he will be nominated on the
first ballot He will be elected.
W. 3. Wilsbire-I think Blaine will be
nominated. I think il will be a strong
nomination, but l think Cleveland will be
5 stronger
Major Mckinley Major Mckinley IS a
brother Of the Governor Of Ohio, the author
Of the Mckinley bill Governor Mckinl ley
Is a Presidential possibility When que
toned about Blaine's retirement from be
Cabinet and its probable effects he declined
to say anything on the ground that be was
a representative Of the Hawaiian Govern
ment, and as q foreign Consul it would be
unbecOming 10 say anything. de thought
lis brother would accept the nomination.
+. ). hadbouTne-Blaine as politician
has no equal in this country. The men who
are leading him 10 victory know what they
are doing and Blaine knows also what he is
doing in following their counsel in resign
ing. Blaine could have waited two DAYS
longer and retired with pTopriety de has
given Harrison sufficient notice. l think
Blaine will be nominated and elected.
:. N. neutrality-suspicious. is the greatest
=
10 the country. His withdrawal is what
have predicted - my friends if he Weie In
the race. he could not cOnscientiOusly
have resigned from the Cabinet before
but when he saw the overwhelming desire
Of his party 10 use his services he had to
give up personal desires Tor the benefit of
his party and as l think his country. / be-
lieYe he will be nominated and elected.
Secretary Davis of the Republican ALI
ance-I think that Blaine Will be nominated
and that he has by his withdrawal from the
Cabinet announced to the Republican ma
tioHal convention that he will agree 10 run.
He viii by his great name and prestige as
sist the Republican ticket in this city Ia the
local elections.
J. n T. Wilson, an a Blaine man and
think that Blaine Will be the next President.
HIS resignation was what we have all been
expecting. lie viii carry this State with a
greater majority than he did before.
Blaine's name will give the Republican
candidates good lift toward victory. HIS
candidacy will please all good Republicans
who desire great President
HaTbOr Commissioner Brown think
Blaine was sincere in what he said when he
wrote his letter OF declinatIOn. When his
party demanded his services, as it Is now
demanding, he had no other course 10 pur-
sue. he has as much right to run for Presi-
dent as Harrison. It is the privilege of
every American citizen. The fact Of being
IL Nat5 NhDtASl 4HGS HUb UEbdT him. lie
acted honestly in getting out before the con-
yenton met He viii be nominated and
elected.
Harbor Commissioner AiAxander-Blaine
will be nominated, IOr the reason that there
does not seem TO be anything that can pre-
vent the convention taking that course
The country demands him, ana If nomi-
mated, he will be elected.
Senator Murphy think it looks as If
Blaine would be nomina ted. He is strong
en- the Pacific Coast this year, but weaker
in Indiana and New York than he was in
1884.
Judge Hebbard- Blaine's resignation en-
phasIzes the fact that he IS IN the race for
the Presidential nomination. de will be a
strong candidate.
District Attorney BarneS-TheTe Is only
oae solution to BlSine's resignation, and
that is that be will be in the ranks al Min
neapolis. He is CALIFORNIA; choice.
A. K. PTyOr-Baine's enemies can't hold
him back now. His resignation means that
he will be in the fight for nomination, and
if he is at the head OF the Republican ticket
California will whoOp it up for him.
Colonel ROCKWELL think the old war
horse means business. / hope lie VIII be
our standard-bearer.
3 Health officer KeeDey-It looks now as IL
Blaine were going ia for tue nomination.
lie will get it, and will have walkoyer.
Special Agent McCOy-If Blaine Is NOM