The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-15
OPINIONS OF REPUBLICANS
What They Have to say Of the Nomina.
lions Made. !.

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| The Reporter Of the REPUBLICAN In 20.
ing his rounds amongst the prominent
| Republicans OF the city, to got their opin-
| ions on the nominations made by the Re-
publican Convention held at Dover on
Tuesday, found most persons did not want
to talk for publication, evidently afraid
that their. interview would at some fut-
ure time, like chickens, come homo to
rOost.
Mr.. Thomas johnson said that tho
nominations pleas ID him to death, that
they could not have been better, that
Willis said that If his nomination was
against the pary's good he would step
down and out that he had no personal
ambition or axe to grind,
The ticket Is first class one from top to
bottom. Senator Alrich was in the city
and on being interviewed said he thought
tho nomination for Governor and Con-
think that Wills had turned over to Ad-
dicks. Otherwise the nominations were
first class. Fred Bach didn't think any
thing of the ticket nominated had given
Ii no thought at ALL
Street and Sewer Commissioner Sim
mons said he know Mr.. Hotfecker person.
ally. First-class man, but no was out of
politics and had nothing to say for publ
cation.
Street and Sewer Commissioner James
Chambers said the nominations were all
right, first class in every particular.
Should satisfy every Republican.
Martin Burris didn't think 1t looked
much like coming to II settlement, but
didn't wish to BIO quoted or interviewed on
the subject. His wishes will be respected.
Hugh Browne said he had nothing to
say, professed absolute ignorance Of af.
fairs In the party. He will attend the
GpOrnetOWn COnyention
Henry c. Robinson didn't know what
to think of it.
e. Rumford-The nominations are very
good. A winning ticket
5 II. Baynard-Good, straight out Re.
publican ticket whom nobody need fear
to endorse.
The candidates for Governor and Con.
ments or commentators from any ono
Are not needed. There is no fear Of the
electors voting for Bryan for President.
Esquire Sasse-Haye not given 1t any
thought whatever.
Daniel Dohl-It was as nice convention
rs you could wish to see in your life. The
ticket should win.
w. S. Lednum-It was first class con-
ventlon, because IL was all one. sided. Didn't
think much Of the ticket, especially the
electors, as they would do Us Addicks told
them to do.
VIM. Griffith would rather see Charles
Baird nominated for Governor, but thinks
the ticket nominated strong Que.
Mr., Il. S. h. Butler Thinks very little
Of the nominations. The nominations
were made entirely in favor of Mr.. Ad-
dicks whom can never forgive for de-
feating us for II L. 5. Senator. He Is no
Republican.
H. z. Moody-They are having q mon.
key and poll parrot time Of it. Where arc
we at? No charge for reserved seats.
With Good day he sauntered up tho
street.
Allen Smith-Anything suits me in
Delaware. Don't want anything, SO am
easily satisfied.
Alfred Vandovcr-Suits me. Good nomi-
nation as any.
.@oLewis C. Stidham-Good enough, but
won tAmount to anything. 1t will be on
"a par with the convention held tomorrow
at Georgetown. No use to make any
nominations for the Republican ticket in
Delaware.