New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-15

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left the White House with a better reputation
than MIR. Harrison. OF course, from political
point of view. he Is not likely winner. added to
which is the fact that he has not so far appeared
personally in the preliminary skrmish. He has
naturally aroused partisan antagonism that would
initiate against his chances of nomination. At the
present time Reed stands the best chance among
those named. He would undoubtedly be a thorough
SIAM james Reberson. Of epi Kinney is the
man for the place. and stands an equal chance with
losing any ground; his personal magnetism will
John King of Passaic|Tom Reed. who is admired
for his Americanlsm and backbone. He'd make a
President who would represent what all Americans
J. Martin Roll, of Union-You can put me down
F. L. Voorhees,, of Bcrgen-Tom Reeds the best
man we've got In the United States to-day:
McKiney biz the glass industry was never before
so prosperous admire the executive ability OF
fore. I've no choice between them
Bloomfield II. Mnch, Of Cumberland Thomas
go to some other part of the country. My observa
tons lead to the belief that Reed is very popular
under present conditions. II Will be the fitness
the man. and not the locality from which he comes.
Charles Powers OF saem-Thomas b. Reed is
than any other of the many who have been talked
about
David e. Benedict, of Essex-Reed would suit me
first rate He's good man
present choice, because of his aggressiveness Con-
ditons may change between now and convention
udy tHdt Wouu ClldilSt III! OplIloH' nave away >
Hayward A. Harvey. of ESSEX prefer TO remain
Thomas H. Jones'. of EssexTom Reed of Maine
As f Simpson of aFr'0" is my
James ]. Hogan of Essex-l have no preference
a candidate candid is benjamin Harrison. He has been
tried and not found wanting in any respect. ana ana
give us an Administrator even better than his first
Charles A. Reed OF somerse pced c0 on Ma,ne
know lots of Democrats who would vote for him.
because they admire him for his backbone t5or-
rison has always been great faNorite OF NINE. anu
therefore. you can put me down IN the f'ar''So"
G. Asa Francis of Monmouth-My favorite, first. first
last and every time is Mckinley lie oNef'opS '"'"
w. r. Coddington of UnionI think Rec, Reed or Me- L1.
Kinley will be the nominee; / IKE heed io' HIS
Frank r. Lloyd and Henry S scoyel; Of CANCER pna
From Indications we are lncnned 10 iseeu'
and are watching his course IN Congress 80. Is. 10
minds. the ablest and best OF all the caho'oa'eS
Samuel Rnliock' of Passaic Ondepcndenp-Mc,
Kinley is my choice and nave Always supported
George b. Snyder OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is un;
feel that he will be the nominee He is considered
the exponent Of fair tariff ana for ina, mnca
lions arise from the nomination Of Morton but he
VII n0, ~ iS Of 6ceanHHarrison by all odds
the braniest man in the Republcan par rn 1o
fact has been thoroughly demonstrated ON more
'' Furman l.. Ludlam. of Cape May-I have no
Marcellus l.. Jackson. Of Atlantic-Thomas Is
Reed by all odds is my preference, at all times .
Georges Wildes of Burlington III called upon 10
vote to-day Reed would be my choice, II HARRISON
was out of the question If Morton was younger ne
would command the kindly thought OF myself ana
many of my friends and acqualntances =, -
Joshua e. Borton of Observation-Disclosures Is my
favorite o,--.. ho~a NOT
thought of ii sufficiently TO give any opinion or eN
press preference . ,, tn, pooa &c
the man for the place ,,,y,,
/ " Thorn Of Mercer-In my opinion, Mckinney
IS the hest candidate that could be chosen ~,
= G hutchinson of Mercer-Ive formed no esti-
mate of the situation - 49,. u,,.or
Henry Clauss of Cnion-Have not as YET given
the subject any serious consideration .--.
III slower OF Middesex-My personal preference
is undoubtedly for Tom Reed, of Maine, lie Is
safe conservative. brainy man. who wouid nc d VII
ner 'under any circumstances and would give the
country model Administrations McNilieS - "''
G r Hopkins Of Morris-Harrison. Of all those
joseph b. RICHTER of liberalization first Reed
Jacob I-llnann of Bergen-I have formed no opin-
ion OF who is the best most likely cahdldate. -,
Charles y. Duncan OF Essex-NO preference. All
the candidates named far good men ,
George l.. Smith. of EsseX-McklneY or 'feed
would suit me very well. There is little choice De-
them. H..
r w Hicks Of Middlesex-No preference. Iafrl-
son Allison Mckinley Reed would please me.
RI w Gledhill of Passaic-My personal shoicee J.
a leader should be chosen with whom a Jerseyman
could be placed in second place - W nj
Amos W Harrison. of Essex. AMI George W Ilcc.
of Middlesex were non-committal.