The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-09-19

' MAI llanbpHi lhii# (l'tln. NTbN-
crnor ilil!'- one hope Of success in
securing he nomination lies in his con-
vimrimm the country that he alone can
brine the Empire delegation forward
in solid front pledged I" HIM first, last
and all the time.
Austin (IrN.D Statesman D"m) {:
The suuhrr democracy has been
trucking in II cnwardlv manner Ia its
northern allies long enough. 1t is
time for tins section to have some
recognition, and when we cross the
Cumberland for II candidate John G..
Carlisle is the man who should lead
the fight.
Denver News Dcm.) Mr.. Harrison
may he more fortunate in bidding for
the support of Wall street than was
Mr.. Cleveland. 1t will probably give
him the vote of New York in conven-
tion-hut thanks To the good sense and
patriotism of the democrats of the
empire state, il will moi do so much
for Mr.. Cleveland.
buffalo Times (DGm.): The most
quiet loOkCr-On i Grover Cleveland.
lie has not said that he desired Il re-
nomination, nor has he done anything
To secure the priZc for himself. lie
seems To hav" left matters wholly in
the hands of his friends. II is left
entirely 80 Them whether he shall he Il
candidate. If called he would not re-
fuse.
Portland Orcgomian HcpD: Unless
Blaine he nominated by accIamation,
unless Harrison get Il majority of the
convention on an early ballot, Mckin-
ley will he taken out of the field of
crprcSilcmtial possibilities by nomi-
nation for president That is why the
Blaine boomers play with fire when
they try To tempt him 10 help pull their
cart with offer of second place on the
ticket.
81. Louis Republic Ocm.) Before
Mr.. Cleveland wrote his silver letter
his denomination was considered incVit-
able hy at least nineteen in every
twenty western democrats, and the
fact that he still has their respect and
good will is the highest testimonial of
confidence in his integrity he could
possibly receive. On this one point of
free coinage they have not consented 10
agree with him.
Memphis Appral-Avalanchc (Dcm.) :
The democratic party in 1892 will look
to the man and his record. ii Mr..
Cleveland j. not To be nominated Srma-
tor Gnrmau will find multitude OF
friends in the convention. lie is Il
democrat of the Andrew Jackson sort
and if he should bc the next president
the country would know his admins,
tration 10 be very definitely democrat
ic. He is Il statesman who makes nc
mistakes.
New York Correspondence of Allan
tn Constitution NDrm): The hest
friends of Cleveland in this part of the
country do not claim hat he can sccur,
the New York delegation, but they ar,
hopeful that he can at least divide it
If he makes his fight To capture tn,
vote of New York hy amtagomizing
Governor Hill and the party machin,
the result will be that nlc delegation
will vote as II unit first, last and all tn,
time, aud Mr.. Cleveland will never gcl
II vote from this state.
New Haven Register NDcm.) II
Ohio, should Governor Campbell again
carry his state over republican opp"Si
tion, his friends would III all prohabili
! tV present his name Ia the Naiion:l
Convention for the second if moi The
! first position. SO in PENNSYLVANIA
should the democrats again succeed il
capturing that stronghold of rpublI
caniSm. the friends of Governor Patti
son would urge consideration in his be
| half i'll the National Convention
Should both Campbell and PattISor
triumph III their respective states il
would not he surprising t" see thcil
names linked together for presidential
and wee presidential honorS. Interest i,
attached 10 this possibility because o
the increasing hostility in New lorl
between the Cleveland and Hill forces