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

safest and most prudent man the party could pos
sibly select.
GEORGE ]. WEAVER. Of Weaver, Harris Co.,
No. As Exchange Place-I prefer Governor Morton
to any other
JOHN c. FINK, OF Weaver Harris Co.. NO. 70
Exchange Place. favor Governor Morton because
I think he Is perfectly safe man.
DWIGHT NJ HARRIS. OF Weaver. Harris q CO..
No 45 Exchange Place. am in favor OF Governor
Morton.
NORMAN DE r. wHITEHOUsE. of Whitehouse
& Co. No % Broad-st-I am very much In favor
OF Governor Morton.
DAVIS JOHNSON. Of Davis johnson a Co.. OF
No 70 Broadway-It is too early to make up ones
mind shall favor Morton II he doesn't iaVor
Plat too much.
H. L. HORTON. OF H. L. Horton Co.. No. 6S
Broadway-I am for Morton first. last and all the
time. because he is a New-York man. and because
he has filled every Office intrusted to him In man.
ner calculated to inspire confidence.
W. c. KELLOGG OF Adams. Kellogg Mason
No 2 Wal-st-A great many things may happen
between now and the meeting Of the nominating
convention at ST. Louis. but as matters now stahd
prefer Morton. But II he precpiate chaos on New
York bv approving the Consolidation bill he would
not get my vote
VIEWS OF DEMOCRATIC STOCK BROKERS
Among the Democrats who withdrew their atfen-
known their views were the following:
WILLIAM B. BEEKMAN, OF William B. Beck
man & Co, No. New-st.-I want Grover CleVeiahd'
the only man who can save the country from imam
cla ruin. / not opposed to third term TOT Suei
a .
EX-GOVERNOR FLOWER-I am not canal
date for the Democratic nomination. | am for MI
whitney If he is willing to take 1t. Anything the
matter with Cleveland? Oh. no. Hes all right
THOMAS C. BUCK. No. Broad-si.-My choice
is william c. Whitney. because he is unquestohao'y
sound.
JOHN BLOODGOOD Mills Building--1 should IKE
TO see the nomination fall 10 w. Bourke COCHRAN
He is man OF integrity and Is SOUND on the money
question He Is a grand speaker. and he under-
stands the political situation thoroughly Moreover
he stands by his friends. Neither Hili nor CeVe-
land has any chance.
John HENRY CLEWS Mills Buildng-l am for
William G. Whitney because he Is sound on money
and the tariff and on everything else
GEORGE W. ELY. secretary OF the Newton"
Stock Excharge-I am for the best man. whoever
events may prove him 10 be .
CHARLES F. GRANT OF Grant Brothers, no %
Broadway-A that | can say positiVey III ''''s
early stage of the contest s that shall give my
adherence to a Republican. and 1t Is probable mat
Governor Morton will be my choice
A. H. COMBS Of \. II. Combs e. Co. Miiis bu'u-
,ng-Nv own individual preference for the next
President OF the United States lies with Ex-Governor
Flower But while say this much as matter VI
nersonaI liking. still have hesitation In giving
IT as my opinion that Governor Morton VIII Dc 'he
candidate who will be successful next iaii
HENRY EDEY OF Charles c. Eiey d sons no
5s Broadway-As a Democrat want to vote Tor a
democratic candidate but as strictly speaking
there IL no Democrat in the field yet, must wall
awhile before can tell the name OF the man VINO
will receive my vote.
c. NJ OELRICHS. Of f. c. Potter Co. NO. 80
Wall-st-I am In favor Of Governor Morton
r d HARTSHORNE. Of J. NJ Hartshorne
Rrother No IS Wall-st-T have not made up my
mind vet but my candidate will be a souni-money
man | am a Democrat. hut am disguised With
the Democracy as well With the Republican
party.
SOME NON.PARTISAN PREFERENCES
Non-nartisan members OF the Stock Exchange
gave their Views as follows:
= T ADAMS OF f. T. Adams & CO.. No. Il Broad
wav-My choice would be the man OF the soundest
financial views nominated by either party
WINTHROP BURR. OF Parkinson & Burr No 90
Broadway-I wan, a sound-money candidate. and
woua be for Grover Cleveland. only he could not be
elected for third term. and would be for Morton
II he were not so old.
GEORGE II. sCHINZEr.. OF T. s. smithers & Co.
No 81 Wall-s,-Any good hard-money man would
suit me.
G. L. CAMMANN Of Cammann & CO.. No. 81
BrOdU-St-I tOn car" h-'oH'''''''''- '''''''
comes to voting I'll pick out the best man
WILLIAM MCCLURE. assistant chairman OF the
Stock Exchange-My preference Is for sound
money man. and ! don't care where he comes from
nor do care to which party he belongs
HERBERT S. CARPENTER. OF Thomas L. Man
SON. r. a. Co.. No 81 Neutrality-suspicious. for my
self Individually and not In any sense for the frm
believe Thomas u. Reed Is the coming man for the
place and II he IS nominated he Will get my vote
f. WEIDENFELD OF Lawson. Weidenfeld d Co,
No !, Wall-st-I am for Governor Morton.