, 1888-06-14
THE TICK EFT.
HOW IT WAS RECEIVED IN SPOKANE

Cough Fairman Its all right II it
can be made to win. ! am not u
strong party man. ] am in favor of
any party which will best protect the
interests wrapped up in the prosperity
of Spokane"
f. Burton Colville: T am
Yankee and strong Blaine man. !
will retire permanently to my cave ii
Cleveland is elected.
A. G. Ansell, al am not demo.
crat, and of course believe the ticket
will get left"
Geo. + Schorr: "This is our time
to win. Cleveland and free trade will
be beaten"
Postmaster Peel: at is the strong
est ticket imaginable, and will win in a
canter."
A. j. Staus. "The ticket is strong
one"
Clair Hunt; 81 can't see anything
the matter with it,
w. +. Kohlhaufl: "rhe banjo busi-
ness interests me more than politics.
DIR. Gardner: az am rushed night
and day in my BUSINESS, but will have
time to vote for the best man."
J. w. Hogan: ats good ticket,
but think I'll have to vote for Blaine
ii he is nominated"
Mr.. f. b. Hyde, delegate to Chica-
go, said: III think it is good ticket
| from a democratic standpoint. Thur.
man adds fifty per cent to 1t. Any
republican that the party nominates
who is u protective tariff man Will
beat it. / shall either vote for Gre
sham or Harrison on the first ballot"
Mr.. C. Ii. King said: zone ticket
suits nearly as we'll as another, II
when elected it will take care OF the
labor and industries OF our country,
especially lead and wool, although
the republican ticket will suit me
better than the st. Louis ticket-a
great deal"
Ex.Judge Turner said: at is the
strongest ticket the democrats could
have presented, but it will be defeated,
because the country will not support
the tariff views of President
Cleveland, much less those of his
party which are more radical than
his own. The country also demands
an administration which will do JUS
tice to the Union soldiers and which
will. secure free ballot and fair
count in the southern states"
The reporter said: Judge. how
would Blaine and Lincoln stand OFF
the democratic ticket"
The judge said: az think that
ticket would sweep the country. !
regard Mr.. Blaine, however, as out OF
the race voluntarily and think that
Gresham and Hawley the best ticket"
Mr.. f. Dempsie said: al don't both
er with politics. ! don't approve OF
any free trade measures or anything
looking that way"
Mr.. S. Haas OF the Boston store said
"The ticket is A No. l. Bound to win.
The platform is all right"
Alderman Kohlhauff said: THE
ticket will do. Cleveland has been n
good president SO far. | am not on
that side. lam tariff man."
Mr.. II. NJ. Flynn of the White
House said: "My impression is that
Cleveland and Thurman are bound to
win. The platform is very good ex-
cept the slight free trade plank which
l do not think will affect anybody.
Mr.. Bennett, of The Grand said; al
think they got the best ticket they
could make, but they will, / think, be
beat.
Mr.. j. w. Binkley said: 81 think
the ticket first-class and sure Of cleo
tion. The platform, ] believe, is for
the best interest of all the American
people"
Mr.. !. N. Arment said: "The ticket
is as good as far as I am concerned,
but it will never get there"
| Mr.. |. b. Wood said "Weak ticket,
brains at the end, and will be
scoo2ed."
Councilman +. NJ. Tull said;
"Cleveland's free trade message beats
the ticket. Nothing else would have
done it,"
Mr.. Dell S. Lashier, of the Hotaling
Co., said at is the strongest ticket
that could be nominated. The plat
form is all right as far as it goes. l
am not a free trade man, but do want
to see the revenues reduced, and the
surplus stopped"
Mr.. w. II. Taylor said; ~ think it
is the best ticket the democrats could
have put up, but think the platform
and tariff message will defeat it,,
Mr.. j. /. Booge said; "With the
usual blunder of the democracy they
have put the cart before the horse.'
Judge Nash said. at is an illus
tration OF the great good sense OF the
American people and a sure indication
that the democracy will prevail for
many years, Thurman's nomination
is the ittest thing possible. The plat
form is the best in the world In con-
clusion let the eagle scream and the
red bandana wave.
District Attorney Jones said: ~
agree with Judge Nash, with this lit