New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-03

Kinley because like his tariff views and believe
him able man.
A. PEARSON. Nos. 1858 Myrte-ave-We are Nc
Knley men here. We thnl, that under protective
tariff things Will be better of. We know that he Is
sound on that issue. II he Is nominated and elected
everything Will flourish Any Republican can be
elected
EMIL SCHNEIDER, No s5l Harrison
is my first choice. but he Is out. give us McKin-
ley, by all means
f. =. w. SCHMITZ Nos 54i-51 Fulton -st-Mor-
ton IS my first and las, choice do not want Nc
Kiney.
BOOTS AND SHOES
J. NJ MEADE. No. 1879 aiyrtie-ave-I shall vote
for any Republican, but hope IT will be Mckinney.
JOHN SCHWARTZ No. Ss5 Fu;on-s,.-I do not
consider myself wise enough TO choose for my party.
However. am FOR Mckinley. | don't believe condi-
tons will arise TO cause me TO change my pref
erence. He is a clean and strong man.
JOHN UNGER, No. s3l Fulton-st.-I have no pref
erence. but believe that Mckinley will be nominat-
ed. unless something extraordinary turns up between
now and convention time.
GROCERS
JAMES u. INNES. Fulton-st.-I favor Reed. Of
Maine AZ TO Morton believe that ne is too much
under the influence of Plat.
HENRY HUMBERT. No s14 Fulton-st-I am for
Mckinley. and no one else He sweep the
country, and his election will insure better times
THOMAS r. BELL. No. 769 Reconsideration
is good enough for me. Second choice. Mckinley
L. d. CASH. OF Cash Brothers. No. 63i Fulton-st-
Give Mckinley.
ALEXANDER PETIT. No. s9l Fuiton-st-Any
Republican viii satisfy me have no choice. l
think Mckinley a tr!ne radical but would support
him.
s. DUNN. No GO Futon-s,.-I am for Mckinley.
and want nothing TO do with Morton. Mckinley
is the strongest candidate and a winner.
M -
first choice Mckinley second.
JOHN ARMSTRONG. No. S3s Fulton-st-McKin-
ley Is my first choice. and he is winner. My sec
Ond choice Is Morton
THOMAS p. MORROW. No. ss7 Fulton-st-My
favorite would have been Morton. but the Raines
bin has killed him. Mckinley necessarily is my
first choice He vii! be nominated and elected
PLUMBERS.
THOMAS RADCLIFFE. No sA Fuon-st.-You
NAV put me down TO- Mckinley. fret. last. and all
the time We want an aggressive man. and he VIII
M tho bill admirably Have had enough OF milk
n ROBINSON No 737 Fulton-st.-McKinley is
the man for the place He is by far the best ana
most capable hear no other man 'a'Heu Vi A''o"s
my friends. ,,. . ,tv,,,o, g.,
G. J. HOWELL. No 1.262 Fuiton-st-McA'n'eS Is
all RIGHT Morton IS good man. TOO
GEORGE WILLIAMS. No. 81 futon-s'. L. .A MN Nh
ley is as good as any man meh'io"e' ~ Wv
publicans
TAILORS
GEORGE A. PRICE OF Balch. Price q co. 10.
ee7 E,u.,on-st-My favorlte is Mckinney ne 10 ~
hes, man for the nomination. and would be the oeS'
man for the Presidency. He will get bo'h
HARRY SIMON No. 80 Myrtle-ave.-l am IN fa'o'
~ Mckinley. I am high protectionsi, and the au-
thor OF the tariff bill will make the right h'"a u
President ~ uar
NJ. L. ROsECRANS. No. 20 Myrie-aVe,-pe. M
r,son f. my favorie despite the fact that ne ,"'
declared himself out OF the race. II the convention
nomInates him Think he will accept. But that re-
mains TO be seen = IT,. A..
IoIIN REID No 10 Flatbush- ave.-I am for NC
KIn,ev Reed would be all right. but CONSIDER NC
Knlev stronger. smarter and better In every way
Morton Is TOO old. ,u ,...
FRED GINNING. No. LOS Fulton-st.-I shall vote
for the first time this year. and an Tor Mch'n'sy.
MONTE CUNNING. NO 1.0sS Fulton-st-Mcn " nv.
Is all right and winner shall cast my '''
for him. -. = ioot
WILLIAM II. BEST. No. i.@2 Faiton-sI- , sUH
upon Reed as the braniest man In the COUNT"