Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-12
LAFAYETTE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
How They Stand on the Presidency.
Largely for Tilden.

ASCCTtAiHtuS, u AVuuu DCiuS Jul oay oie
the town full Of people, WI interviewed some
thing over q hundred representative demo-
| Gratis from all parts Of the county. the ques-
tion asked each one being. "Who Is your first
! choice for the democratic nomination Tor
PRESIDENT" Care was taken not to put the
question in q leading manner, or to indicate
the drift OF former replies. Despite our be-
lief that a majority of democrats here arc for
Tilden, we were surprised ut the great una
nimity OF sentiment In his favor. Without
further comment we submit the following
INTERVIEWS:
Thos. T. Cobbs. 81 am for Tilden and
Hendricks all the time"
time.r
David Groves, IL am for Tilden and Hen.
drIcks."
J.F. Groves, ~ am for the old ticket"
j. Harvey Mediation, II am for Tilden
first and Morrison second"
Judge J. B. Simpson, "Why Of course I am
for .Tildsn."
: Gee. Carr, II am for Tilden first"
Tom. W.. Carmichael, II an for Tilden
frst.s
J.E. shotwell. ..'Tilden Ia my first ,cho!ce.
he has been elected once, and he ought to be
in the Office:
j. B. Silver, 81 am for Thurman"
DR.. James Belt, 81 am for Tilden."
Rev. @. s. Blackwell, 81 am In favor of J.
g., Carlisle"
Gel. D. Reddington. '"Ten thousand times
over. Samuel J. Tilaen, dead or alive"
DR.. NJ. Chapman. II an first for TIden.
and second for Thurman"
Jos. g.. Page, ~ am for T1lden, If he will
accept and Il physically able.'
Hon. Henry c. Wallace, ST would rather
have Tilden than any man In the world. 1
think the democrats disgraoed themselves by
not nominating him 1. 1850.
Green Bedford, "samuel J. Tilden."
Linn B. Gordon, 81 am for Samuel J. Til.
den. he Is my man"
A. F. Alexander, 81 am for Tilden."
Josiah Mann, "Tilden Is my first choice"
Col. Jno. r. Ford, ''Tilden. by all means"
Hon. M. v. L. McClelland, "Tlldeu."
Charles 8. Mitchell, "Tilden IL my first
choice"
Isaac Nesle, 'The old ticket"
Mayor C. f. Ballard. 81 am for John G.
Carlisle;'
Geo. N. Mountjoy, samuel J. Tiiden is
the man."
T.. B. Vim. "Tilden is my man."
Jno. D.. Robinson, II am for Tilden."
Camillus Barnett. "Just at this time
would take Tilden."
Harry B. Tunstall, sGive US Tilden."
| n n DNsroN NT xu;ll <,l,o AFo,.{eor
| T. c. Sawyer, ",rilden Is the man."
G. B. Daniel, "Tilden In my man."
Frank Trigg, "Tilden ought to be the nom
inee.'
10 Lesueur, "Sammy ia the best man to
nominate"
j. D.. Shewalter. "Thurman."
Col. Benz. Elliott, IL think Tilden Is the
| man."
L!lburu Shields, II sm for Tildeu."
B. r. ireland, 'ssamuel J. Tilden."
Robt. W. Keene. ''Tilden Is my first
choice"
David Russell. 81 want Thurman"
W. B. Hamlet, ''Tlden, by Jove, First,
last and all the time"
VIM. 81. Smith. "Tilden."
Joseph Hook, "Tilden first Morrison Sec
ond."
Jos. Wsrder. Hendricks"
Jno. z. Howe, "Tilden."
3. N. Csmpbell,' 81 will take the old tioket.'
r.. w. Warder, ~ think Ti'den Is the
man."
Caleb Powell, 81 am q Thurman man."
s. S. Reeder. "Tilden Is the man."
John p. Ardinger, 'TIldeu."
Henry C.. Branch, ''Tilden first. Hendrick.
second"
F. c. T. Brishtwell, "Tilden of COURSE"
James G. Branch, "Tilden.'
Col. 10. Davis, II believe Tilden will be
nominated, and I think be ought to be. This
marion owes him q debt of gratitude. Many
other men, elected as he was, would have
caused the country to be shaken to its verl
foundations
f. Easter, "T1lden."
Mark Howsare, II AID a Tilden man"
l.. A. Fulton, "Tilden.'
b.. J Morgan, Morrison or THU, man."
Michael Howell, "Tilden."
Loeb Terhune, ''Tilden."
Jos. b. shelby, Jr.. "Tilden is the best
show"
Linn b. Shelby, "Tilden."
Hon. Jos. F. Smith, .Tilden is my frs,
Choice. If we could get Mcdonald or Morrl
son TOR the second place. I don't like Hen.
bricks much"
A. Tarleton, 81 prefer Morrison, but will bt
satisfied with Tilden If it is thought eHpedlen1
to nominate him."
DR.. w. A. Gordon, "Tilden is the besl
man."
Evan Young. Tide should be nomi.
mated"
j.. ". Newman. '..riIden Is the most syaiIa.
bic man," =, -1.a. -.
lack W. Wright, "Tildeu is the stronges,
man we have"
I. E. Chinn, "Tilden.,
10. Piattenburg, 81 AN Tor Tilden."
James Peak, 'Tilden /. my man."
E. Winsor, 'Payne Is my man."
DIR. ]. G. Russell, II am for Tilden."
W. B. Steele, 81 am for Tildeu aud Morri.
son. Gov. Jas. English, OF Connecticut 1.
my second choice."
Judge L. Hale, ~ am for Tllden first
Morrison second.
Judge Jas. W. Harrison, Morrison is my
man.
Jeesc L1dTsCaNc, lOutnlau IS sOOO enough
for me-"
j. Il. Warren, ~ am for Morrison to-day
l might be for some one else III o mouth from
now"
DIR. T. II. Chambers, II am for Tilden."
J. W. McBurney, ~ sm strong for TIL,
den."
A. II. Page. ~ am for Morrison."
j. 8, Blackwell. "Wm. T.. Morriaon.r
Judge VIM. Young, Morrison"
DR.. J. W. Meng, II nm for Tilden first"
Bates Vsu CHAN. ~ sm for Hancock TO-
president"
VIZ. Aull, Payne"
Milton F. Boyle, Morrison"
T. Waller Barnes, "Tildsn Is my frs
choice"
J.. D. Conner "Tildep, all the time"
Jno. C. Young, ST., ''Tilden."
Jno. G. Young, Jr., ~ am for Tilden."
DR.. P. 8. Fulkerron, Morrison Is my irs
choice"
DR.. Minos Adams, ''Tilden IL my frs
choice il he viii have 1t. With Morrison 70
vice.president.
Judge xenophon Ryland, "Tildeu."
Dr.. Geo. W. Young, II Am for Tilden as
first choice"
James C. McGrew, II am for George g
yest.n
w. G.. McCsuslsnd, II am for the old ticke
and = low tariff"
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