St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-26

he'l carry the Pacific states, too.
w. G. Byron-l am well pleased, for
Harrison is good, clean man, and with
him we can win.
f. M. HOOver-I am a Republican
clear through, but | think Harrison is
the weakest man that could have been
! put up.
j. w. Roberts-I am just shouting.
have wanted him to get it for four
years.
James Griffin am well suited with
the nomination and will do all / can for
| the party.
Carman N. Smith, was in favor of
Blalne, and my second choice was Alli-
son. 1t seems to me that mistake was
made, as Harrison can not get the labor
vote and will have no strength in the
far West.
/ w. B. %heeler-I should have pre-
1erred Blaine, but we want Republi-
can president and must elect Harrison.
notmy choice, will take off my coat
ana, do all l can to help elect him.
Blalne was my man.
u. M. Van Cleve-HarriSon was my
man, and l must confess that am well
pleased with his nomination, He is a
dead-sure winner.
20. l.. Gove-I have been in favor of
Harrison all along. He is the best man
that the party sould have selected.
Herman decentralization is not
;my.choice. but suppose must take
est man our party could have put up,
and am afraid it is going to give US a
hard pull to win.
Y. M. Palmer-HarriSon is all right. l
am glad he has been nominated, for l
mink we can win with him at the head
Arthur N. Ide-The convention
missed its opportunity. Cleveland's re-
election is made sure by the nomination
of Harrison.
w. B. Clark am glad they dropped
Blaine. l can vote for Harrison all
rlght, but he will add no strength to
Capt. c. B. Tirrell-I am more than
satisfied. 1t will be Tippecanoe and
| Morton, too.
Edward j. Davenport-While Harri-
son is relative of mine, l will say that
have always been in favor of him. He
| is good man.
Charles p. Preston-While Blaine was
my first choice and Harrison second, 1
am satisfied.
Judge NJ. b. Koon-He is a good man,
and am better pleased than l would
nave been had Blaine been nominated
DSoSOh lIhG lilC uOlll-
| lnatiOn of Harrison we'll enough, but
| believe it would have been better to
| have nominated man with better
war record.
| Jacob Barge-I understand that the
| Republicans have nominated China
man named Harrison
Frank Gale-If Harrison is elected 1
suppose Col Ed Davenport will portion
out the offices here in Minnesota.
John Day Smith-Harrison's nomina-
ton inSures the election of Cleveland.
! don't believe he can carry Indiana,
| for if he could he would not have been
retired from the senate.
| Jacob Wolverton-HarrisOn is good
man. and believe he will be elected,
but think Depew would have been
much stronger nominee.
These Are Independent.
W. c. GoOding-You cannot call me
Democrat, nor can you say l am Re-
publican, but / do not think that there
are two men living who can beat Cleve-
land and Thurman.
j. P. McGaughey-Is shall begin to look
up the records of the two candidates on
the industrial question and cast my vote
accordingly.
I. w. Brosnan-I am not saying any
thing about Harrison. The only thing
| Know about him is his record on the
Chinese question. which will lose him
the Pacific slope, if DeYoung knows
anything about it.
NJ. ?. Finnegan-Harrison has been
in bad company for long time. Who
will l vote for? Well, not for Harrison,
sure.
Judge A. P. Abell-I am disgusted.
was for Blaine. Harrison strikes me
as a weak brother.
Frank S. Lewis-Harrison was sized
cation. He was not my choice, by
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