The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-24
ALL TALK The SAME.
AN the Republicans Seem toiSe in
Favor of EIlkins.
A NUMBER OF BUSINESS MEN TALK
With Many Others. and All in che
Same strain-Ail Favor Elkias, and
That Is About All They Have 20 Say
on the suueot-Ali Glasses OF Re-
publicans United on This Issue.

Yesterday IsrRLLIoEscER reporters
talked 70 many Republicans on the sub.
ject Of the United States senatorship,
and all seemed 10 be in favor Of Elkins.
as were those who were talked to the
day before. These gentlemen were rep
resentativesot all classes, not sought out
because Of their known views, but tskon
at random, aud their unanimity may be
taken as good indication Of the party
feeling In general.
Following are some ofthe expressions:
Mr. Hullihen Quarter. president Of
the chamber OF commerce-What's the
use o. asking me? Everybody knows l
am for Elkins.
J. D. Culbertson, secretary Riverside
iron works-I can express my opinion
very briefly: Mr.. Elkins would be my
choice.
William Marsh-Elkius Is the man.
I would be for Atkinson II he were
in the ring, but he isn't.
John Marlborough am for Stephen
B. Elkins.
Cyrus P. Flick-Why. lam for Elkins.
@. Fl. Watkins-Elkins, frat, last and
all the time.
James Watier-I am for S. B. Elkins.
David R. Brooks-I am Democrat,
but ! think the Republicans, having
won, should honor the man who bore
the brunt Of the, battle. That lie the
way the Democrats do business, aud on
that principle there is only one candi.
date-Mr. Elkins.
]. NJ. Ephlin-Elkins.
G. q. Ebeling-I think the man who
was the most instrumental in winning
our late glorious victory should repro
sent the little mountain state in the
senate. Is 1t necessary to mention his
name?
Charles K. Stroebel-I think Mr..
Elkins should get 1t unanimously. He
surely deserves it.
Sam B. Harrisou-I think that In con.
sideration Of the work he has done.
aside from his natural talents, Mr..
Elkins should succeed Mr.. Camden in
the senate.
Z. NJ. Pearson-There is only one man
who should be oonsidered-Mr. Elkins.
Charles R. Goetze-The work done
by Stephen B. Elkins deserves the re-
ward Of election to the United States
senate.
Major R. G. Gatch-Mr. Elkins is the
only man who should be considered in
connection with tho West Virginia sem
atorship.
Frank Stauton-Like the Others l am
in favor OF Mr.. Elkins.
E. M. Statler-Elkins, Of oourse; he
is entitled to the seuatorship-the high
est honor west Virginia Republicans
can confer on him.
mate" Fiel-Elkins by all means.
We should love him for the work he
Colonel W. Il. Exley-why. Mr..
Elkins is the only man In connection
with the senatorship, and he must be
elected.
Captain R. 8. Irwin-I am for Elkins.
1 have always held General Golf in
warm esteem, but he 10 not to be con-
sidered at this time.
C.E. McMurchy-I am au Elkins
man and would like to see 1t made
unanimous.
I'D. Reynclds-I have known Gem
eral Golf since my boyhood and am his
warm admirer, but under the circum-
stances would favor Mr.. Elkins.
IA. Beymer-For ElkinsP Certainly;
always was. 49,.
G. W. Kennedy-Elkins is tho only
man.
George Loos-Elkins has always been
my choice.
g. H. seuseney-Whoam l forr Why.
Elkins. OF course.
NJ. Lally-I would be for A. W. Camp
bell II he were in the field, but as he
isn't, it locke as il wehave but one man,
Elkins.
]. NJ. Gonter-I am for S. B. EIkins.
Louis Juergens-I would vote for
Elk!ns II I had vote.
B.w. Peterson-Mr. Elkins, OF course.
He has earned it and is splendidly
equipped to fill the place.
Lester Smith-So far az know every
body is for Elkins. l am.
D. @. Dewey-The state should be