Evening journal., 1891-07-09

gets rather thin by the time 1t Is flstteued
out over the whole country Pierce
Lincoln, Hayes and Garfield are living sx-
amples of successful after-thought nomi-
aces, to say nothing Of Tilden.
When it comes to final case of neces-
sity, we may be quite sure that "the
Lord will provide, as He always has
done In the meantime let us run over
some of the possibilities. Here is good
fat ticket round and rosy. like little
Buttercup, and safe at both ends:
For President,
GROVER CLEVELAND OF New
For viceP esident,
HORACE BoIES. otIowa.
Or this one.
For President.
GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York.
For Vice President,
ISAAC p. GRAY. of Indiana.
Or this one:
For President
GROVER CLEVELAND, OF New York.
For Vice President.
WILLIAM r. MORRISON, Of Illinois.
All this, with the understanding that
New York is solid for Mr Cleveland. In
the event that it is not, and that in con
sequence we shall have to leave New York
cut and seek candidate elsewhere, we
must come West Here the field is
rather speculative than positive, though
we have one man, who, next after Mr.
Cleveland, embodies all that the Demo
cratic party stands fer, aud embodies it
with the first order Of ability and char
acter Of sterling integrity.
How would this do:
For President,
JOHN G. CARLISLE, Of Kentucky.
For Vice President,
ROSWELLP FLOWER, Of New York.
Or this:
For President,
JOHN g. CARLISLE. of Kentucky.
For Vice President,
LEON ALBEIT. Of New Jersey.
Or this:
For President,
JOHN G. CARLISLE, Of Kentucky.
For Vice President
THOMAS NJ WALLER, Of Connecticut
Or this
For President
ARTHUR p. GORMAN Of Maryland.
For President,
ISAAC p. GRAY, of Indiana.
Or this:
For President.
GEORGE GRAY, OF Delaware
For Vice President,
ISAAC P. GRAY, Of Indiana.
(Hurrah for Gray and Gray ll)
It is true that Mr.. Carlisle lives at the
south end of the Cincinnati and Coving.
ton bridge, but he is in no sense rebel
brigadier He is known from one end OF
the land to the other as a conservative
statesm an Of transcendent abilities. calm.
enlightened and upright, and singularly
/ just in all bis mental forces. Nobody
can doubt that he would make a good
President, and give the country a safe.
sound enlightened administration.
But suppose neither Cleveland nor
Carlisle is available, how would this do
For President.
JAMES E. CAMPBELL OF Ohio.
For Vice. President.
LEON ALBEIT OF New Jersey.
Or this:
For President,
HORACE BOIES, og Iowa.
For Vice President,
THOMAS H. WALLER, OF Connecticut.
I Or this
For President.
| WILLIAM r. MORRISON, OF Illinois,
/ For Vice President,
ROSWELL P. FLOWER. OF New York.
Or this:
For President,
ISAAC p. GRAY, Of Indiana.
For President,
WIN. E. RUSSELL, Of Massachusetts,.
II none Of these tickets will answer as
combination, they can be separated, and
any one of the Vice Presidential sugRes
tons can be advanced to the frst place.
II we can find nobody in the West-iI
Campbell is not reelected ia Ohio. mol
Boies in Iowa-and if, In consequences, we
have to go East, there is Pattison OF
Pennsylvania, and Albeit Of New Jer.
sey, and Waller Of Connecticut. What
is the matter with any of them9
Why, gentlemen, the woods are full OF
Democratic possibilities Those we have
named are not hid in the bushes We
can see them hourly as they pass to and
fro among the sweet mid summer foliage.
But there are still others away back in
the forest. Provoke us, and we will
develop them.