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

| care to state preference. My choice lies oe'"eeh
| three men,
W. b. SMITH. Of W. B. Smith & Co.. No. so
| Broadway-Morton by all odds. He is good man
| and has money take of the office.
| II. W. NUNGEZER, No. 60 Broadway-My choice
| is Mckinley I'm for protection every time
| AUGUSTUS +. BERNER, OF No. 90 Broadway
| am ProtectonIst and would like to see Mckinley
| get the nomination.
| c. II. TERHUNE, No. 60 Broadway-1 am a Nor
| ton man. He Is grand old man.
| r. NJ. SHAW. No. so Broadway-Reed Is my
candidate 1 consider him the man best qualified
| for the place.
| C. H. HAMMATT, No 50 Broadway-Reed. for
| every reason. He Is the only man Of ability In
| Congress.
EBEN H. vEEN No. go Broadway-McKiney for
me. He is the best patriot in America.
| E. B. ROLLINS. No. 60 Broadway-"Tom' Reed
| every time.
E. p. SWAN No 60 Broadway-Reed for ability
| as a statesman and his political record
| NJ. NJ. COOPER. No. 50 Broadway-My choice lies
| between three men-Morton Reed and Mckinley
| WI EAGER No "a Broad-st.-Thomas B. Reed.
| He Is the best available timber in the field
| CAPTAIN J. F. NICHOLS NO. To broadway
| Mckinley and high protection
| STURGIS BROTHERS. NO Cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| ley and a bull market.
| f. II. SCOTT, No. 60 Broadway-Mcktnley, 10
| keep the treasury full OF gold and prevent the sale
| OF bonds TO European bankers
| c. Il. WEST. No. 60 Broadway-Mckinley or
| Reed; both are good men.
| H. A. TEWKsBURY, No 50 Broadway-A man
that comes from Maine is just little better than
| any other man-Reed.
| c. II. CURRIE No co MISUNDERSTANDING is
| the man.
| C. B. mccoy. No. 60 Broadway-McKinley and
| Protection.
| H. E. JENKINS No. go Broadway (known az the
Poet of the Wheat Pit')-I a Western man. and
| am in favor OF Alger He has made great i'm
preston In the West and Is looked upon as a man
| OF great ability.
| THOMAS FRAZER. Equitable Buildng-I am for
| Thomas b. Reed, on account of his record and
| ability.
| SAMUEL DORNING No. 30 Broad-st-I have as
| yet made choice Any good man would suit me-
| LOUIS J. SCHMIDT. No. 45 Broadway want
| Mckinley because he Is for Protection and because
| he has a fine political record.
| W =. HOTCHKIN No 90 Broadway-l admire
| Reed for the firm stand he took Speaker.
| 5. A. NEWMAN. Brooklyn-Alson is my choice
| PETER j. SWEENY, No. co Broadway am
| machine Republican, and am with Thomas Plat
first last and all the time in both State and Nation
| al Convention. And am for any man that the
| party fit TO nominate.
W. ]. CrRRIE, OF Currie Schuyler. No. %
| Broadway-McKinley and Protection are good
| enough for me.
W. HUDSON CLARK. No. 50 Broadway don't
know as have a definite preference. II I were to
WILLIAM T. GALLOWAY. No. IS Broadway
| Put me down for Reed. consider him bes, fitted
| for the place.
A. q. WILLIAMS. No. 2s Broad st.-McKnley is
the strongest man; also am for Protection.
CHARLES c. JACOBUS, No. 90 Broadway-Put
me down for Allison.
ANDREW MKINNEY. OF A. Mckinney e. Co..
| No q Broadway am for Reed He is a solid man.
and admire his sound money policy
BEWIIDERED DEMOCRATS.
Democrats OF the Consolidated Exchange expressed
themselves as follows:
A. ". PETERS chairman. No. 60 Broadway-Al-
though am perfectly sure In my mind as 10 my
own personal preference cannot very well say
anything Just now. | think the next President VIII
be a Democrat but just who he VIII be VIII be
question until he II nominated at Chicago AS the
convention will be somewhat later than that OF the
Republican party the selection OF a Democratic
leader will be determined to greater or less extent
by the determination OF the Republican convention
THOMAS GWYNNE. No. 90 Broadway am for
Cleveland. first. last and all the time
" l.. VALENTINE. Brooklyn prefer CleVe-
and. like MS sterling politics
W. +. sPERLING. Ne~-Bruns~ick' y J'-"roVe'
Cleveland He is a sport and good duck-shooter'
q = HENDERSON No. 60 Broadway-'irCver
Cleveland and a soundmoney policy
MOSES HIRsHFIELD. No. 60 Broadway-Give
mo Carlisle admire his money policy and his
entire political career.
j. r FOWLER. No. 60 Broadway-Grover.
pulp y GRANDIN. No 60 Broadway-Any
sound money Democrat
D. j. GOULD No ~ New-st-We have such
'mix-up' on hands that there Is no room iot
choice
JAMES WHITE DAVIS. No. Al West Forty-sev-
cnth-st. champion dancer OF the Consohna'eu EN-
changel-I am for Cleveland.
w : MOwRY. JR.. Of c. H. Ray Co. NO 90
Rroadway-I am for Grover Cleveland don
know lust why except that he IL GOOD DUCK
shooter. -,
FELIX CAMPBELL. No $40 West TwenV-s'Nth-
ST am for Grover Cleveland, ana pehe'e ''e
Democrats are going to win
A FEW NONCONMITTALS.
The following statements were maze ny o'"e'
members of the Consolidated Exchange;
WILLIAM H. LEWIS assistant secretary NO
GO Broadway-I really don't know who is my choice
., tho nrcscn, time II is a trine early for that
Nv ir,eres, in the ultimate selection OF the Presi-
dent is intense but think It would be dhicut now
IN name the nominees of both parties
RUDOLPH HUBEN. secretary, No 80 broadway
There IL plenty OF time before President Cieve-
lands successor will he chosen ana unt'i 'na'
time I think that discussion OF the matter Is simply
OF use In showing how the wind blows
SAMUEL. WHITE No. so Broadway-l nave no
preference In the matter
& G. WILLIAMS OF 3. c. Williams & Gorham
No 70 Rroadway-I am independent In politics ana
inland To vote for best man. II have any pref
erence II IL for Olncy.
GI-sTAyE WEINBERG, No. so Broadway have
no preference.
MAY BE A DARK HORSE.