Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-05
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

LOwatonnas Press-Rep.
we consider this good and strong Dem-
ocratic ticket
Martin Go Sentinel-Rep1
1t is useless to deny the fact that the nom
nation ID strong one.
lWabashaw Bulletin-Dem.1
Hancock and English will carry the cour-
try by storm in November.
IAnoka Herald-Rep.1
Gen. Hancock is probably as strong man
as could have been selected.
Hokah Blade-Rep
The ticket is weak one compared with
Iilden and Hendricks in 1876.
lMeeker County Tribune-Repl
The Democrats have this year nominated
a good man and strong man.
saltwater Gazette-Dem
This selection gives unbounded satisfac-
tlon IN all parts of the country, north, south
east and west.
Rochester Record and Union.
This Is ticket that commends itself to
all, and If it is not elected next fall we shall
be greatly surprised.
FCrookston Journal-Repl
1t is generally conceded that the nomina
ton OF Hancock is an extraordinary good
one-for the Democrats.
Morris Tribune-Rep.
The nomination is conceded to be, as was
the Republican nomination, the strongest
that could have been made.
ALBERT Lea Enterpriee-Rep
Ii is strong ticket, and will bring out
the full vote OF the party, which can also be
said of the Republican ticket.
Hastings New Era-Rep.l
However radical man may be, be cannot
make serious objection to Gen. Hancock.
His record is, comparatively, clear one
LIE Sueur County News-Rep
Probably Hancock is the best man the
party could put up at the present time.
We have no fault to find with him as man.
lSt. Peter Tribune-Rep
Hancock has no record but military rec
ord. Perhaps the Democracy do not want a
man with record-esp ecially Democr
record.
lFaribault Republican-Rep
The selection of Hancock by the Dem
ocracy has undoubtedly been largely due to
his supposed availability, resting upon his
| qualifications as soldier.
| Peoples Adyocate-Rep.
Gen. HaEcock's splendid record during
the war will create an amount of enthuiasm
on his behalf which no other Democratic
candidate could have supplied.
Austin Transcript-Rep.
He is good man. There are thousands
OF them. lie is good general, brave SOL
der. So is Grant. We did not want Grant,
and why should we want Hancock?
| IGlencoe Enterprise-Rep1
Gen. Hancock was one of the bravest
soldiers of the Union army, and his record
as military man is good, but as a states
man and politician, he has no record to at
tack.
Lake City Leader-Rep.7
Gen. Hancock's nomination will still, in
some measure, the waving of the bloody
shirt. His army record has been too bril-
liant to be furnished even by Presidential
contest.
Sherburne County Star-Rep.l
The nomination of Hancock was probably
the best thing they could have done, under
all the circumstances, and meets with the
approval of the Democratic brethren of all
shades.
llsanti County Press-Rep.]
Hancock has grand, good military REQ.
ord, and never having taken any conspicu-
GUS or important part in civil affairs, has
made no record derogatory to himself in
that respect.
st. Charles Union-Rep.
Gen. Hancock was gallant union soldier
during the war of the rebellion. His mill
tary record is brilliant one. He has had,
however. no experience in the civil service
of his country.
| Hastings Union-Dem.
The Cincinnati convention performed its
work In manner that has given universal
satisfaction to the great Democratic party,
and reflects everlasting honor on each and
every member.
Little Falls Transcript.-Dem.
The nomination of Gen. Hancock for
President has created intense enthusiasm
throughout the United States, not only
| among Democrats, but to considerable ex-
tent among Republicans.
lWabashaw Herald-Repl
The fact of the case is that with The
masses of the party Hancock is not the man
they wanted, and the leaders see nothing in
the future but an ignominious defeat, there
fore it is not surprising that enthusiasm is
lacking.
| Scott County Advocate.
With Gen. Hancock's military career all
are familiar, his life has been that of SOL
der, an able and brave officer, and is an open
book before the people. Whatever spot or
blemish May sully its pages are errors of the
| hand instead of the heart
saltwater Messenger-Rep.
| While we firmly believe Senator Garfield
will be the next President we would advise
enthusiastic Republicans who are acoustom-
ed to bet on Republican victory on "gen,
eral principles not to wager their money on
the Presidential election in November.
LDelano Esgle-Dem.l
| The candidates of the Cincinnati convel-
ton are Well known to the American people
and hardly need introduction. They will be-
elected and inaugurated- elected not by an
unconstitutional commission, Lut by the vote
of tae people and the electoral college.
| Red Wing Argus-Dem.
There can be no doubt as to the result.
The nominees of the Democracy are men
who are well known throughout the coun-
try, are above reproach, and the American
people, tired of the intrigues and corruptions
that have disgraced the country through
Republican misrule, will rally to their sup
mort