The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-04

Dr. ManSlnelu.-W we Hlaue ''e
last National and State fight on
Home rule, Antitrust, and Anti
Syndicate, don't let us loose our
whole capital by sending
Brice to the U. s. s. but unite our
forces by sending John II. Thomes
by unanimous vote us he Is the rep
resentative of true Democrats.
John Woolf, j. p. of Green Tp,-
Thomas is my only choice, with
him we can count on the support
of the Labor, Manufactures and
Farmer vote of the whole State.
James Gallagher,-I am for Brice
first would be satisfied with
Thomas or any other of the candi-
dates mentioned.
n. w. Hamblin, Hardware Mer-
chant-I am for Thomas first, last
and all the time he is representa-
tive of the Farmer and Laborer.
Jno. M. White, Coal Dealer
l am for Thomas on general prin-
ciples.
ID. Nunamaker-We can't take
the chances of not being recogniz-
ed by the Senate. l am for Thomas
as there will be no question rs to
his eligibility if chosen.
Geo. Hartman-I am for Thomas.
Will I'll. White-I am for Brice
but l don't think it would be for
the best interest of the party to
send him to the Senate.
Jas A. Oliver, Furniture dealer
Our present Legislation is all in
favor of the Manufactures. Let us
have some equalization, by send
ing j. II. Thomas to the U. S. Sem
ate from Ohio.
w. j. Frash-I am n Democrat
for the best interest of the party
and will be satisfied with the
choice of the Legislature.
S. r. Rempel-I have only lately
became Democrat, made such by
the Tariff Reform and Antitrust
principles of the party and want to
carry out those principles by send
ing ]. III. Thomas to the Senate.
John F. White, President and
Manager of the Logan Mfg, Co.
l want to be interviewed, if the
competition for U. S. Senator from
Ohio is open to the world, l am
for Brice or Dom Pedro but if only
open to Ohio 1 am for Thomas as
a resident of Ohio. j
Raymond Belt, Foundry. and
Mch. shop-I have no vote but |
would like to see Mr.. Thomas sent
to the U. S. Senate, as he would
ably represent the manufacturing
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Jacob Schwartz, Hdw Merchant,
Il am for Thomas.
John Donavin, Merchant Tailor
Il am in favor of a resident
of Ohio for U. S. S. and John
Thomas is that man.
F. J. Kreig, County Commissions
er-L am for Brice first, with
Thomas strong Second choice.
DIR. /. C. Wright am reported
in the Gin Enquirer of the 29th, as
being in favor of Brice. You may
say for me that / have not hereto
fore been interviewed on the sub
ject or expressed any preference.
A. A. Wadsworth, Grocer-I am
for Thomas; his record is good and
as a business man he would repre-
rent the business interest of the
State right.
John Ucker, Butcher-Give us
Thomas, he is n resident of Ohio
and representative of the party
in Labor and Tariff reform.
w. F. Kessler, Jeweler-I am for
John III. Thomas.
John b. Stedem-My first choice
ia Brice nv second Thomas.
d. w. Wright, Sheriff = Fol
Thomas? Yes. All the time. We
know Mr.. Thomas will be seated if
elected.
Robert Dayey, Constable-I am
for John H. Thomas; he fills the
bill.
Jerry McFadden = John II
Thomas represents my views on
all political issues. Put me down
for Thomas.
Alb. Wood, Machinist-I am fol
Thomas the laboring mans friend
Dan. Heft, Coroner--I am for
Thomas, he represents labor ele'
ments of our State, and is opposed
to Syndicates and Trusts. p ~
Fred Stracke, Councilman--Fol
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