New-York tribune., 1896-03-30
EDITORS FAVOR M'KINLEY.
REED ALLISON AND HARRISON HAVE FE"
FRIENDS
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS.
rb. oninions OF Republican newspapers that loi-
ow In thi, column come from men VINO reheet pre.''
accurately the opinions OF the constituency IN "mch
their papers circulate
Practically the whole State is represented oy the
,ro,,v-sayen editors whose names and opinions are
gven and a majority OF these speak emphatcaiy
fo- Mckinney The Ohio candidate has sixteen zen
arc distributed between Reed. Allison and Harrison
ana Is non-committal
GEORGE WURTs. Paterson Press"-I long ago
ovnresssd tho opinon that Mckinley a logical
,,a ,vnIcai candidate Of the Republican party, ana
believe II the choice were left 10 the masses OF
,he marty II would be for Mckinney overwheimingy.
read TIA, sentiment right here IN New-Jerse?.
WITH Mckinley and Hobart our STATE wouid give
a Griggs majority.
ORVIITE f. HOYT. South Jersey Republican,
nonton-My first choice is Thomas Is. Roed'
OF Maine. but can heartily support MT Mckinney
II nominated.
W n FISCHER Toms River Courfer'-Not-
v,,.stand.ng the current belief that the New-Jer-
coy del,oa,es will go 10 ST. Louis unpledged. and
with q view 10 doing the best thing for Jersey
meaning perhaps. that their votes VIII go 10 the
Western man. be IL Mckinley or Allison, VINO can
nr,u,ise the bes, Cabinet position 10 this State-it
seems ,ha, the logical candidate OF the Republican
party this year is Thomas H. Reed
JBR SMITH Warren Tldings"-Emphaticaly
Mckinley the common peoples candidate ana.
believe the greatest voie-getter New-Jersey ca"
rave Reed FOR second choice
GEORGE W. BURROUGHS. Cranberry Press'-
Nv choice for President would be William Mckin-
ley.
sINNIcKsoN CHEW. West Jersey Press'-I
have TO say that have no preference between Nc
kinney Reed and Allison.
No County Ca
ze,,e"-Ex- President Harrison ought TO be nom-
mated lie Is not only the strongest candidate po-
ltcally but one OF the wiscst statesmen OF the
day.
4 NJ SEABROOK. "Glassboro Enterprise"-l re-
gard William Mckinley the logical candidate or
the Republican party. The principles OF the party
are all embodied In his past record Any OF the
other leading candidates would be acceptable but
McKinley is head and shoulders above them all
AARON W HAND star of the Cape" Cape
May-My choice would be Tom Reed He Is stall
war, never.fang and able In his advocacy OF
those principles which the hope OF the country
WILLIAM J. LEONARD. Monmouth Press"
Atlantic Highlands First OF all the sound money.
sound-tarM Republican FOR President most sure TO
win Whether Mckinley. Harrison. Reed. Morton
or Depew Is OF less moment than TO be certain or
one OF them My personal preference is shown by
the order OF their names.
D. W. MAHONEY. "Passaic Daily News'-Per-
sonalIy 7 prefer Reed but as Jerseyman and an
admrer OF Garret A. Hobart. am for any combi-
nation that will make him Vice-President
c. s ATKINSON brunswick Fredcnian'-
As a believer In protection for American industry
and Am. rican workingmen. my Presidential prefer
ence is William Mckinley, OF Ohio In view OF the
universal demand throughout the Nation for re-
turn to the policy OF protection. as advocated Dy
Mckinley he seems to be the logical candidate.
THOMAS HOLMES. state Gazette" Trenton
MY. Presidential preference is William Mckinley.
because | believe that he more nearly represents
the sentiment Of the people toward the main ISSUE
a protective tarlr-rhan any other available man.
CLARK PIERsON. THE Iambertsville Record
Mckinley is my preference. The country needs to
be brought back to the prosperity It enjoyed before
conceted stupidity and hgh-grade incompetency
attempted to manage the Government on q rum
ming -in-debt system for the benefit Of Europe. Nc
KInley and the Mckinley bill seem TO be the log
ica way out Of the wilderness.
JOHN G. SHREVE atlantic City Review"-We
believe that the country would prosper under the
administration OF Senator Allison. Of Iowa.
J. ALBERT STOWE, "Kearny Republican"-My
choice is William Mckinley. The problems OF our
Government are becoming less political and more
Industrial. Governor Mckinley has demonstrated
in many speeches and In Congressional work his
entire familiarity with Industrial and economic az
fairs In all their compexity. and his ability to ap
ply to them both sound principles and practical
methods His intellectual breadth and depth. his
judicial poise. his lrreproachable character. his
patriotic services In war and peace and the uni
versal esteem which he commands. all commend
him one full-statured for the Chief Maglsracy.
c. g. ROBINSON. "The Princeton Press'-Flrst
William B. Allison; second. William Mckinley.
with a platform giving uncertain sound on the
financial question.
GEORGE w. MCGOWAN, "Bridgeton Pioneer
Mckinley. Reed or Allison.
S. l.. GARRISON. "Boonton Weekly Bulletn'-I
believe that Mckinley stands the best chance for
nomination. with Allison second and Reed third.
All the Republicans OF New-Jersey favor Garret A.