New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH II. 1896.

sentative Of high protection and because he IL n
| every respect a good man.
| FREDERICK V. DARE, Of H. o. Armour Co..
| No. POI Produce Exchange-Governor Morton II .
good enough Republican to be President. and he u
! my first choice for the office
| CHARLES r. HICKOX, No. 435 Produce En-.
| change-It is rather early to express views the
| subject, but l know OF no one whom would prefer
| to see nominated ahead Of Levi P. Morton.
! ELLIOTT T. BARROWS, Of Lambert & Bar
| rows-I am Morton man.
| W. S. TRAVIS. No. 4 South-st.-You may put No
! down as favoring the nomination Of Governor Nor.
ton
| CAPTAIN GEORGE W. sCHwARz. No. 400 Pre1p
| uce Exchange-Major Mckinley my comrade
| In the Army. know he was good fighter there
| and know that he made equally good fight for
| protection. and he should be rewarded with tbe
| Presidency.
v. w. MACFARLANE-I am for Tom Reed. b.
/ cause he is sound-money man. and because he
! has the courage Of his convictions.
| w. r. WATSON, Jersey City Milling Company
| high-tarir man. and on that account
| favor Mckinley
WILLIAM H. IRWIN No. l24 Produce Exchange
| Il am in favor of New York man. and would like
to see Mr.. Morton nominated. but am against the
machine.
II. N. WEED. No. 4l9 Produce Exchanged am Q
machine Republican. l think It takes a machine -
| run party successfully, and hope to Gov.
ernor Morton nominated.
n
is high protectionist So am l. He is my candi-
date for President.
CALVIN b. LOCKWOOD. No. ss Broad-st-I have
no preference as to the nomination We are 20
fortunate that there Is possible chance Of bad
man being nominated by the Republican Conven-
ton. A good will be nominated. and he is my
candidate.
SAMUEL ROWLAND. of Rowland & Co.. Ne.
Al Water-st-I am in favor OF Thomas B. Reed, b.
cause he Is sound money man. a good Republican.
and has executive ability.
WILLIAM WILLIS MERRILL No. 4l9 Produce
Exchanged am in favor OF the nomination Of Levi
z. Moron.
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD. OF Amman e. Co.. No.
l0l Produce Exchange-For Thomas B. Reed.
ROBERT b. MILLER hope that Morton viii
be nominated.
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF, Produce Exchange
My first choice is Levi p. Morton.
GEORGE b. RAYNOR, of G. B. Raynor & Co,
No. 10 Whtehal-at.-1 favor the candidacy Of Gov.
ernor Morton. ard think he will be nominated.
J. ". AHLES. OF Ahles & Raymond Nos. and
Stone-st-I am Republican, but have no choice -
to candidates.
FRANK ". BURT. OF George E. Ketchum Z
Co.. No los Broad-st-The best in the Re-
publican party to-day a Presidential candidate. t.
Robert T. Lincoln l am in favor Of his nominA-
ton
II. w. WATERMAN No. 40 Produce Exchange
Mckinley is for protection and that is what the
produce men want. and that is the reason for Nc.
Knley's popularity with the members OF this Ex.
change.
E. LYTTELTON ADAMS. Of the Produce Ex-
change-I for Morton because he Is sound
money
MUNROE CRANE, jr.. of NJ. Crane & Son. West
Thlrty-ninth-st. one % the popular young men OF
the Exchange am firmly for Mckinley.
EDWARD B. PEARSALL. No. IS Broadway-l
am Protectionist, and for that reason favor the
candidacy of William Mckinley.
CONSIDER PARISH. of f. w. Coleman Co,
n~A
p. Morton II New-York man is TO be nominated
My second choice is Major Mckinley because the
bosses against him.
F. C. Z. MOHRMANN. OF Welch. Holme CLARK
Company. No 1888 West-st.-McKinley should BE-
nominated because he Is the champion Of protection
and the hard times OF the last four years stand as
melancholy proof OF the necessity for protective leg
islation.
HENRY c. LAROwE. Of B. W. Otis Co., West
Washington Market-My first choice is Mckinley.
He represents the idea OF protection. on which the
next campaign must be fought. People don't mind
a tax a dinner-pail so long as they have a good
dinner In the pail.
CHARLES ROBE. jr, OF Robe Brother. No.
2ss West Thirty thrd-s,.-I am a Republican, but
have choice.
c. H. VESSELS. No. 40 Produce Exchanged
am Republican with decided preference.
K s. BREWSTER. No S5l Produce Exchange
am in favor of Governor Morton. He is my candi-
date because ne is sound on the financial question
and by far the best man in the field.
DEMOCRATS OF THE EXCHANGE.
Expressions of opinion by Democrats in the Prod
uce Exchange given as follows:
HENRY d. MCORD. OF II. D. McCord & Soma
No 81 Broad-st.. president of the Exchanged am
for the nominee of the Chicago Convention II ne 10
a sound money man.
VAN WICK SMITH. No. 40 Whitehall-st.-I am
a Democrat but have preference.
JOSEPH S THAYER. of II. A. Armour & Co.
No POI Produce Exchange-Cleveland is good enough
for me. in favor OF his denomination.
ALEXANDER MUM. OF Mum & jenkins. No.
i3i Produce Exchanged am a Democrat without
any preference as to Presidential candidate.
HENRY b. HEBERT. Of H. B. Hebert & Co,
No. 81 New-st-I am a Democrat. but have nc
choice as TO a candidate for President
EDWIN ROWE. No. 48 Produce Exchange
Grover Cleveland is the best President We ever had.
and he is my candidate on that account.
PERRY p WILLIAMS, OF Williams TerhunA
No. Broadway-I am for sound money Demo-
GRAFT
EVAN THOMAS. OF Evan Thomas & Co.. No. ~
Produce Exchange and ex-president Of the Ex-
change-I am for hard money Democrat
JOHN A. SULLIVAN. ex-Colector of Internal
Revenue-The nominee OF the Chicago Convention %
my choice If he is a hard money man.
T.. D. NEUSTADT of Ncustadt 4 Co., No. $50
Produce Exchanged am for a hard money Demo
crat.
c. l.. WEEKS. of Weeks & Parr. No Z Safest
am for a Western Democrat, because l believe
no Eastern Democrat can win this time.
PAUL WORTH No. $50 Produce Exchanged am
for any good Democrat.
F. w. HOUGHTON, superintendent Of the Mari.
time Exchanged am for Cleveland because he -
the best Democrat in the country.
EDWARD FOLEY No. A6 Produce Exchange
am for the man who represents the best sound
money principles: makes no difference II he Is 70
publicaon or Democrat. the best man on N
money question is my candidate
FREDERICK w. WRIGHT, OF Wright q Coon
No Is Whitehall-st.-I am Democrat. and my can.
ddate for President is William C. Whitney, OF New.