The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-17
WHAT THEY SAY. q
Anew Opinions Of the Leading RepdhQ-
licans in Our City-They Arc Worth


Perusing
The reporter Of the Republican" called
upon the following gentlemen and wellf
known Republicans this morning to get
their views upon the tlcEs. which WI
nominated at Georgetown on Thursday
vary in their views and are herewith given
as nearly correct as they gave them.
Henry G. Robinson-A first-class ticket
| Nothing can be said against John @. HiR&
| gins. Don't expect to carry the state tot
the Republican electors. / consider Hikt
gins a first-class man in every respects
Could not have got better man. 3
Alfred d. Warner--Couldn' have been q
| better ticket. Ought to be elected beyond
question. WlN
Martin B. Burris-Suits him Think Il
| will win. Everybody loves John c. Higs
| gins. He is brainy man. No doubt about
his qualities as citizen and man. H.
Hugh {. Enthusiastically satisfied. Re
CARDS the ticket as strong one. The action
OF the convention should meet with, the ems
| tire approval of every good Republican,,
William II. Morrls-Good as any other
ticket. Never saw more enthusiasm. MY
first convention. Rather liked it. Think
| will attend the next one. Don't expect tQ
see the ticket elected. Rather see Demos
crat than traitor elected.
Draper Dewecs-To the devil with the
ticket. Think it comes to a great pass
when Mr.. Hoffecker cant be recognized BY
a Republican convention.
J. l.. DeNou-It is no better than the
Hofiecker and Willis ticket, but they are
on wrong ticket. Think there should be
come compromise for the success of the
Republican ticket
II. +. Dure--Said l am a Republican.
Have no use for the Democratic ticket
joni Jones--Didn't know much about the
ticket, but thought ii a strong one and it
suited him.
it. am in for harmony Don't think 1t Is
the ticket Republicans want. Think the ond
made Tuesday the one they wanted.
Lilburre CHARACTERISTICS me. Good
strong ticket. would rather vote for
Democrat than for Addicks.
En- Senator Hggns-The ticket should
win. Could not have been better one. 10.
is the straight out Republican ticket.
EX-City Solicitor Curtis-Unqualihed apr '
proyal of everything they have done. The J
political skies are clearing as the atmoss1
phere Of the day. The clouds Of AddcksaN
ism have rolled by again over our heads. |
T. Il, Clark-Don't think either ticket can
win with two Republican tickets in tho
field.
A. p. Beechcr-Why don't the leaders
get together and make ticket that every
Republican can support, We will now even
lose our electors, which is bad so.
Walter Ii. Hayes-They have got right
to nominate a ticket and the other men
have RICH; to do the same thing.
Attorney General Whlte-The Demo- ),
cratic party could never win when die
vded ana ! cannot see how the Republl-
cans can be any more successful. J
FIX Mayor Austin HarrngtOn-Tha
ticket suits me. 1t was the right thing to
do. Cant win with two tickets In the
field. one of them should get out of the
way.
Street and Sewer Commissioner sins
nonS-l am a Republican. straight-out
Republican all the time.
John Danby-Said it is a good, straight<
out ticket ana ought to win.
John G. knowles-Can't see why tho
leaders should expect both tickets to win.
They are foolish.
c. S. Mddleton-A very bad go. By alf
means they should have supported the
ticket named on Tuesday. When it comea
to making a fight on the electors they 60
beyond all reason. Addcks held his conA
ren,iOn first and should be recognized.
John ob!nson-Nomination no better
than the other one. The men are both
good selections.
Thomas Johnson-Don't suit me at all. -
| am perfectly satisfied with the candl-
dates nominated on Tuesday. 1t was the
regular Republican convention.
William NJ. Canby-The nomination.
suits me. A strong ticket winning one.
Every Republican can vote it,
George W. BuSh-First class ticket. IL
only Shaw and Wilson would resign from
the Addicks ticket we would be able Ia
elect the electors.
Benjamin N!elds--Though the ticket was
a strong Que, ought to get the support Of
every true and loyal Republican.