Daily globe., 1883-08-03
county Is Democratic. My choice, how
eyer, was Mayor Ames."

county is Democratic. My choice, how
eyer, was Mayor Ames."
W. II. DoNAAUE.
My fret choice, as most of our people
Know, was Mayor Ames. He could have
carried Hennepin county, as against
old mother Hubbard, with an overwhelm-
ing majority, thereby emitting us
TO big representation in our state con-
Ventlons. Still, the selection is wise and
Judlcious. MIR. McNaff is eminently fitted
Tor the position to which he has been nom
mated. He has the confidence of the peo-
pie, and will poll big vote in every
county in the state, and is far preferable
to his opponent, Gov. 81.
PAUL soHMIDEMAN.
MY first choice was Mayor Ames, but as
he took the initiative in the McNair boom
set me down as McNair man, I am
more than pleased. He is strong man.
and perhaps the strongest man we have.
when We consider the entire state. With
the platform which was to-day adopted
you may rest assured the Germans
will rally around the Democratic
standard, and every effort will be made by
my people to elect the ticket. Mavor
Ames will then be left to US and we will
re-elect him by rousing majority in the
spring"
HON. MATHEW WALSH.
"The Democrats of Minnesota
have done a noble days work,
and we will demonstrate the fact to
the world in November"
r. P. DUNNINGToN.
The nomination is good and will more
than develop the entire strength of the
Democratic party. Because Mayor Ames
made the nomination makes it doubly
strong, and carries with it the conf
dence of every Democrat in old
Hennepin county. have always
been a McNair man and will
stand staunch by the old ship this fall.''
WEED MUNRoE.
ga splendid nomination, and will sup
port it heartily"
CHRIS GOERLINGER.
81 am glad Mayor Ames has been re-
served to US. We want him where he is.
Mr.. McNair is my choice in the gubernato-
rial chair and he will control the
German vote of Minnesota. believe the
state is Democratic if the party is thor
oughly organized and the entire vote
brought out. The Germans are now nat
urally Democratic and stand ready to wolk
for the party. They believe in personal
liberty. Our platform now inculcates
true German priciples. Sixteen or eigh-
teen years ago the people were Republi-
can, but there has been a big change.
Principle has caused it.
COL. NJ. W. GLENN.
am pleased with the result of the con-
vention. Invent tbora as an Ames man,
but as our mayor absolutely refused to
become a candidate, 1 concluded it
would be folly to undertake to nominate
hin.
]. B. SHELLEY.
tits good ticket and I am
glad to keep DIR. Ames as our mayor
consider it to the best interests of our
city that he should be mayor rather than
governor. Mr.. McNair will make an ad-
mirable executive.
D. B. JOHNSON.
To say that am pleased would not be-
gin to express my feeling. This fall my
coat comes off and will do my utmost for
the ticket. Mr.. McNair is qualified in
every sense for the Office of governor, and
now it only remains for every citizen to do
his duty. The opposition is weak and the
Democrats have taken advantage of if.
Major Ames' action in the convention is
worth a ballot-box full of votes for the
ticket. .zz12s=
JAMES W. LAWRENCE.
am more than pleased with the nomi-
nation. Mr.. McNair is already popular,
true Democrat, and can influence hundreds
of votes for personal reasons outside of
politics.
Many Republicans met by GLOBE rep
reSentatIve acceded that the nomination
is strong, and that Hennepin will poll
big majority for McNair.