New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
VIEWS OF THE CONFERREES.

F. NORTON GODDARD New-York Republican
TamInany. l have absolute confidence that
there will be genuine union. The is
ripe for change Any good man win suit
MIGaAEL DADa Kings s,gn CSanty Rspgslieahn RsPa AN
the cfo,ss forces Of viii esbSgt wI Sat
LIEUTENANT-GO GOVERNOR WOODRUFF. Kings
County Republican General Cornmittee-Kings
S9uny All as M no e@snts can be United win suit
us. don't know where he will come from
FREDERICK s. GIBBS, New-York Republican
County Committee Been out of town, and
orgahization has no candidate Any man who
can win VIII get our supp9rt we gond are aos0 ns0
How about Fitch? If he can win we want
County Committee-The Republican organiza-
conference unpIedeed to any candidate but dis
inssrestedy desires 70 help & all g either s te,vs allies to
The cqnference think. win ID develop such
ROBERT C. MORRIS New-York Republican
County Committee-I have heard the names of
many men mentioned @ IL as & candidates Ida and there
foreten who he will be, but am sure the man
Republican. every anti: mlnany Democrat and
every honest, independent citizen. He VIII re-
eeive the support of committee.
PH fIgs bssve mRsyf tbs ssf
Low is the candidate who eRgd PGss
Would be more enthusiastically supported than
an Independent Democrat against a regular
New-York in making a choice between an in
M and bees &c m Wod vote
to winning The Republicans in Brooklyn
WIN support any candidate selected by the con-
JOHN K. NEAL. Kings County Republican Cen
leected By the eonfersnse We are s out 5'e to de-
feat Tammany, and will place obstacle in the
way. Everything points toward a successfuI
yorYN r. ctIrEu.N cra,,ar Neu,yo,tx Da,noo
EcyThf GTsa5eT Nsw-YoTk Democracy sy stands
ner / see no diminution in his strength or any
just cause why he should be eliminated p # he
are for the man who ls nominated whether he
is on our list orr or not I we rust and believe @ that
ready to support him.
ENRY Rnss Rspubes
would suit us best. The general outlook for
aons the
lines on which they have been working,we viii
RAsTus s. RANSOM Greater Ne New-Yo5k s psmoe,
whom see is the
and woud M bring sppet to = the r fhdsn ANY
We believe, Will be satisfactory, We are ready
operation, and whoever Is selected will receive
S ne spPpeof 81 fRe Reu Enow m o
Sifas'ef speaSins of my own name speak for my as. as
A. j. BoULTON, Citizens Union Committee Of
Hundrsdwhs ,hs VARIOUS s. osEsnIhzatiens aIhs.
consideration, II does not remain I that one of
these men must be selected, Bird S. Coler Is
strong man. and one that every Ind independen1ts
heartily support. HIS ns me SHOULD he he given due
consideration. and undoubtedly VIII be pre-
names not on the list All that we desire is to
hrjnr about the nomination OF good man, and
would heartily support anybody that the con
ferrees select. but at the same time 1 believe
Coier would be strong candidate.
HERMAN RIDDER. German-American Reform
irnionlThe most important thing to keep In
mind now is that we must all be patient and
he outcome. but am pretty sure that It Till
he favora BILE 10 the Anti -Tammany forces. We
rrusa be sensible sincere and frank with each
nfher for the future will be marked with many
circumstances that will call for cohesion and
the closest cooperation
" PRAI,L Queens County Republican Com
mittee-We accept the situation as II is, and
stand ready to improve Y by taking advanfsge age
Of every opportunity which presents Itself We
mean 70 Sc as liberal as possible, ana pledge
ourselves TO the support OF every moyement
which viii tend to promote, the goodwin and
rn.onerst tion OF the forces which are now on the
noint OF aiying themselves against the common
enemy
Comihitt1o-T6u na$ bly Tor me that the Neeue-