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

ernor Morton is about the best man can select.
He is good Republican. a fine hnancier and per-
fectly straight and honest In his methods. There
fore. my sympathies regards the candidates who
may be said to be in the field lie with Governor
Morton.
j. A. DIMOCK, OF the firm OF Dimock e. Co. No.
&c Broadway am for absolute free trade and a
gold standard am free-trade Republican. and
] have not yet ascertained whether there Is a man
before the country candidate who Is in
cord with my views. but II such does come
forward every member Of this firm is for him to
man.
BAYARD DOMINICK, of the firm OF Domnck
Dickerman No "A Broadway favor par
ticular individual at present. There is plenty OF
time yet for people to size the relative merits Of
the Presidential possibilities. but can say right
now that whichever one will say that gold means
sound money Is the one who is going to get my
vote.
ALBERT A. DRAKE. No. "a Broadway-McKin-
ley is my man every time l am Republican as
red-hot can be found anywhere and as such
say that Mckinley is the best man for party.
have studied the respective chances very closely
lately. and feel certain that Mckinley will 60 in
the first ballot.
A. DE NEUFVILLE of the firm of De Neufvillc &
Co.. No. S. Exchange Place. have made up my mind
to vote for Governor Morton. Perhaps this deci-
sion may be rather premature but that is how feel
up to now. don't favor Morton because think
that he Is peculiarly fitted for the Presidency
than any else In the country. but because a
steadfast Republican feel that he Is the best rep
resentatve of my party that has been brought for
ward.
W. LEDYARD THOMPSON. of the firm OF
Thompson Adams & Mcneil. No. a Broad-st-My
vote will be cast for Governor Morton Not only Is
he the best Republican candidate that we have
before but he is for sound money. and that
think IL what every member OF the Stock Exchange
desires apart from party considerations.
WILLIAM T. FLOYD, at the firm Of Noble &
Mestre. Mills Bulding-Sound money is what am
going to support and to vote for the man who ad
vocates It, So far one can Judge at present Gov
ernor Morton is the most likely man to give
sound money and therefore he is the candidate
upon whom shall pin my faith
GEORGE H. GODDARD. at Noble & Mestres
Mills Buildng-I want sound money standard
and for that reason favor Governor Morton be-
cause 1t is probable that he will support such q
principle.
JOSEPH p LLOYD. of the firm Of Lloyd &
McKean No. 81 ENTHUSIASTICALLY i In
favor of Mckinley because think he is good
square man. and like his principles.
CHARLES c. WEST. Of Charles Head 4 Co..
Mills Building-I am In favor Of either Morton
Mckinley. with Morton as the first choice.
LATHROP r. BACON. Of the firm OF Bacon, Nc
Kinley e. Sherman, No Broad-st--I would rather
have Morton than anybody because he is safe
man.
A. " MARCKWALD Of Whitehouse e. Co., No
q Broad-st, with quizzical look-I think Seth Low
would make a good candidate on the Republican
ticket
JOSEPH WALKER. OF Joseph Walker & Sons
Mills Building-Who is there to favor? Tell me who
;s nominated and shen l shall be ready to talk to
you.
j. " RIEDEL. Of Lawson. Wedenfeld & Co..
Wall-st-I am for Levi p Morton all the time.
DAVID ORR DAVENPORT. No. 70 Waii-st-I
am In favor Of Governor Mckinley because of his
position the tariff question
CHARLES A. MILLER. Of the brokerage firm Of
Miller e. Doubleday, No. n Wall-st.-Whie not
pressing any personal preference. think Governor
Mckinley IL possibly the popular candidate. simply
because he represents the pivotal principle Of the
party.
National Bank, Greenwich and Dey sts.-I am In
favor Of Governor Morton because think hs 10 the