New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-03

OLIVER JOHNSTON Of Johnston Brothers. Fiat
bush-ave. and Nevins-st-Morton can't get the NOM
nation. He would be good man and would IKE
to him get It. However. Mckinley Is my candi-
date, and he Is the coming man.
F. MARTINEZ. cigars and tobacco, NO 90 Full
ton-st.-McKinley. by all means. He can poll
more votes than any other living American he Is
In full accord with my principles.
II. b. PERKINS, OF William Perkins Co..
wholesale Lquor-dealers Fulton-st.-Mckiney Is
the best man. We want good protectionlst. he
Is popular everywhere. In State matters I am an
out-and-out Democrat, but in National politics
vote the Republican ticket. The next President
will be a Republican and l rope he will be NC
Knley The prosperity OF this country has been
under Republican administrations.
F. NJ DIGGAN florist, No. 1907 Futon-st.-By
all means Mckinley is my first choice. Harrison
would be my second choice. were he among the
candidates.
HENRY BRANlWELI OF the wisbury Dairy
COMPANY No 5sS Atlantic-ave -Morton Is the man.
j. F. COLYER dealer in hay. Nos i6 and ~ FIAT
bush-ave.-I have not given the matter close at
tent!on but Morton seems to be the man. iaVor
his nomination.
s r. UNDERHIII. OF Underhil Bros. No. 7is
Fulton st.-McKiney Is good enough for me- Inc
Tribune has been taken in our family for third
OF a century. am glad of the fight 1t Is making
for Mckinley
c. H. KELLEY. Of Hardenbergh Co.. carpets
No. ~ Fla tbush-ave.-Between Reeu ana icNie'
I prefer Reed Either would be preferable to Nor
ton.
ALBERT COHEN glassware. No. SIS Fulton St
7 am for A. tarn which Is bound 10 open the work.
shops Mckinley is all right He is my choice.
HARRY KRAH. No. 500 Fulton-st-Ffrst choice
Reed: second. Mckinley.
w F. KOEcKER restaurant, No COS Fulton-sss-
The Raines bill has occupied my mind more than
politics like Reed but wouldn't support Morton.
BENJAMIN ROSENZWEIG. Fulton and St. Felix
s,s-McXinley must he the man. | wouldn't vote
for Morton
G. ". GuNTHER. jeweer. No. 10 Fulton-st.-
Mckinley suits should think him the strong
est man in the field. in every way
" D. CASH. am for Mckinley.
PATRICK MELENNEY. carpets. No. S36 FUTON
st-McKinley IS the best Republican IN America
He will have many votes from my friends
F. w. HEINRICHs. pianos. No sS Fulton-st.-i
am for Harrison but do not believe he VIII get IT,
Morton is my second choice.
JOSEPH J. JORDAN OF Jordan Brothers, harness.
M $50 Fulton-s t-McKnley first, last and all the
time He is a Protectonist and that Is what we
want in this cOmpaign.
F. ROEDIGER books No. al Futon-st.-My man
Is Reed but am afraid he won't get 1t. have no
second choice Reed is n born ruler.
j. j. DUSENBERRY. No. 67i Pacifc-st-Mckinley
should be nominated by all means.
CHARLES F. FAIRMAN. newsdealer, No. eSS
Throop-ave-It should be Mckinley beyond doubt
The people OF the country demand him
COLONEL. A NJ BARBER. fish and oysters, No
643 Fulton-st.-I In the Union Army more than
three years. and carry in body bullets received at
Gettysburg answering Republican and a
great admirer Of the Ohio candidate. Mckinley Is
my choice for President first. last and all the time
He can sweep the country.
CHARLES S. FREUND. cigars. No. 90 Fatbush-
ave-My preference would be Morton had he not
signed the Raines bill believe this act will weaken
y TalS holt Mckinley
the nomination and that Reed will not be in 1t.
THEODORE T. OVINGTON. of Ovington Bros.
No. IS F;atbush-ave.-Keed Is my first choice. and
Mckinley second would support Mckinley cheer
fully but believe Reed the better man. would like.
perhaps to see Mckinley run because Of his protec-
tlon principles but think Reed fully good pro-
tectionst.
c. F. WISE. Of William Wise Son. Flatbush-
ave and Fulton-st.-we didn't feel hard times until
March l. 1893. C1evelands Administration has done
nothing to alleviate the condition We want a
change and believe the change will bring around
confidence | am favorable TO Mcklnleys nominal
ton.
JOSEPH ". CAMPBELL. No. 3l5 Carton-ave.-I
am for Mckinley first and last. have read The
Tribune for forty years. and am pleased with the
interest II Ia taking In McKlnley's behalf. Morton
is a safe man. but he Is too old.
THOMAS r. NEVILLE roofing. No. ia Waverly-
overwhelmingly is the man for the place.
ID r. McRAE No. Greene-ave.-Reed Is my
preference.
GEORGE w AULT. No. II Greene ave.-I am will
ing to leave matter OF selection to the conven-
ton when It assemblies have not given the ques-
ton any attention
W EMERSON. Union Dairy Company. No. s2
Fulton-st.-I favor any man who stands on gold
platform: | have no for straddle. l admire
Mckinley for his protection ideas, but do not be-
lieve him right on the financial question Only for
this would favor him for the nomination.
H. W MEAD. No. lOl South Oxford-st.-I think
the convention may take up Harrison. He is a safe
man
c. DODsHWORTH. bookkeeper for the Bradbury
Piano Mandatory No. "a to rs Fulton-st-My
own personal preference IS Harrison. He having
announced that he would not be candidate. Nc
Kinley l. my hrr choice.
j. v VANDERHOEF. oyster and fish market.
No SGs Fulton-st-Morton is preferable 10 Nc
kinney but Mckinley will be the choice Of the
convention. I am opposed to high tarn.
w H. JOHNSON. bookkeeper. No 10 Gates-ave
My first choice Harrison until he retired from
the race and Mckinley second. Mckinley is first
row MY father before a reader OF The
Tribune and have read 1t thirty years. McKin-
lev will be nominated The Tribune is doing good
work for him.
J. H. MUETI.OR. CRATES and mantels. No SOC
Fulton st-Because OF his being a New-York man.
out OF respect to the State would say that Nor
ton was my first choice Mckinley Is my second
choice and he Is all right admire his protective
nolicy and I hope he will be nominated.
W. SCHMID Jeweiler. No $50 Fulton-st .-Morton
has demonstrated that he would sign anything.
He would be on unsafe man for President No
choice.
w J. WELLER. secretary of the Reid Ice Cream
Company. No SIS Ful;on-st.-We want better times
Mckinley is a good man and would restore conf
dence Any candidate will make an improvement
over the present Administration.
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN proprietor Of the Ridge
wood Stables No $50 Fulton-st.-McKinley. Morton
or Reed any one OF the three would be satisfactory
RI PIERSON, lunchroom. No. 1850 Fulton-st-T
am for Reed first. and Mckinley second. I shall
support heartily any man the convention nominates
+ F. OSBORNE. OF the Imperial Manufacturing
comnanv No I264 Fulton st.-Morton first choice
Mckinley second.