The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-05
FROM OAKLAND.
Opinions OF Politicians From Across the
BaY.

Opinions OF Politicians From Across the
BAY.
Mayor Chapman said: 81 think it equal
to positive declaration that Blaine will
accept the nomination il he can possibly
get it. and that he will spare no effort that
will help in having it offered him."
County Assessor Leckie-I would Hike to
see Blaine nominated. He is my choice and
| believe he would make great run. Har-
rison could be elected because he has made
q good record.
Deputy Assessor VIII G. Hawkett - l
would rather see Blaine nominated than
/ Harrison. He IS The strongest man IN the
Republican party. / believe, however, that
we could win the fight with Harrison.
W. r DaYis-It means that Blaine is
willing TO accept the nomination II Il IS ten
dered TO him, aud that it will be rendered
to him. and that 1t ought 10 be rendered to
him.
George ". MeNear-BIaine will be a
good nomination.
Sheriff W. II. II. HusSey-The resigna-
ton OF Blame means that he is in the fight
in the Republican party, and If nominated
/ viii throw up my hat and shout for his
success did think, however, that HarTl-
son had q call on the nomination:
". Fenton-He's my CT Oice. Hurrah for
Bla!nsl His nomination means his elec-
ton, and he'll have my vote.
County Clerk Crane - Evidently Mr..
Blaine does not intend to be under any OBJ
legations to Pres ideBt Harrison. Nv choice
for President is the choice OF the Republi-
can convention.
County Treasurer Huff-BlaiHe is a win
ming man for President He is the strongest
man IN the party.
n. g. SturteTant-I am sorry that Blaine
has resigned. Harrison was my choice for
President.
J. West Martini think Blaine viii be
the nominee for certain now.
Rev. 6. W. Sweeney think it means
Blaine's nomination, and it viii be the
prOudest happening in the history OF Amer
lean statesmen.
George Z. de Cobalt now places Blaine
sqU1rely before tie people. He could not
have done a better thing.
Fl. T. d. Smith, he has resigned the
position Of Secretary 1t looks as If ne had
votes enough to nominate him. and be does
not want to be candidate holding posi-
ton under Harrison.
J. w. Moss-Pm on the other side and SO
l don't care much, but l think Blaine is
good man.
Deputy Clerk Harry B. Belden-Blaine's
resignation can have only one meaning,
| and that is that lie IS in the fight for the
| nomination. / did not favor Blaine at first
/ and hoped TO see Harrison nominated.
| Judge AelYIl-I am a Blaine man from
| Justice Allen-TheTe IS no doubt what
| ever. 10 my mind, Of Blaine's intention. He
! will most assuTedly take the nomination if
! he can get It.
George D. MetcaIf-It means that Blaine
viii be candidate for the Presidency and
that it will be settled amcably between
him and President Harrison before the con-
yentiou. Either Blaine or Harrison will be
good enough to suit me.
City Clerk BTady-It means business and
that Blaine is going TO be n0mina ted sure
IalieSiu EVanS-NOW we will have the
same old fight OF eight years ago 1t viii
be Blaine and Cleveland. and the campa ign
will be the worst one for mud-slinging in
the annals OF American history.
City Treasurer Gilpin 1 guess Blaine Is
in the fight. | shouldn't think he'd resign
though. II doesn't look as if he would
Henry Ever8-It is too good to be true.
think Blaine has acted wisely He is my
choice for the Presidency.
Major L. w. Wo0dWard-We'll put him in
for President.
Judge Ogdan-It means That Blaine is a
candidate. He will sweep the Pacific Coast.
There was feeling against him 10 the East
at the last election, but that has been en-
tlrely swept away, and ne will be elected
with grand majority
DR.. ). II. Melvin think James G. Blaine
1 IS the ablest Statesman in the United States
lie will have my support
Hiram Luttrell-Well, he wants to be
| President, / suppose, and l know of no other
motive that would tempt him TO resign.