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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
PRINCE HTLLffH.
Hill the Preference Batween Cleveland and

BRENTsyuLF, Mar. 11.-Hon c. f. Nicol:
IT prefer Governor Hill. Of New York, for
President and Senator Carlisle, of Kentucky,
for Nicc-Prosidont a. the most available men.
/ think Mr.. Cleveland a great man, but ur-
available and impracticabie."
j. b. T. Thornton. chairman Democratic
County Committee Il believe II would be
best for the Democrats 10 nominate some
good man outside of New York, who is m no
way identified with the factioral quarrels Of
that State OF the two. ! ih.nk I'LL stronger
than Cleveland. If we must have New York
man would say Hill fer hrst place and Gray,
Of Indiana. for second
Hon. f. Nelson II prefer German. of
Maryland. with good man from the West
for second place. A. between Hill and Cleye-
land, decidedly prefer HILL
PKNCE WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. Mar. 1S.-Nlr.
Cleveland has warm supporters IN tins county
for the nomination in ~, but the most astute
politicians in tie county are of the opinion
that it would be better % let New York slide
and depend upon q Western man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
ROfNOKE.
A Leading Democrat for Cleveland Against
the Field.

ROANOKE. Mar l4.-Mr Oscar D. Derr, one
Of the leading Democrats OF the city, former
editor of the Saturday Review. and ex-post-
master Of the city and secretary Of the
Democratic Executive Committee. "a Cleye-
land man from his election as Governor OF
New York. and his advocate for the presl-
dency soon thereafter. said: am for Grover
Cleveland and tariff reform. / do not know
Of better man 70 lead q measure than one
who has sacrificed himself 10 the principle Of
such measure Cleveland went down floating
the banner OF tariff reform. He worked Tor II
a. q private citizen. and las seen the measure
endorsed by the people who repud.atcd II
when first brought ont and IN a most sub
stantlal adherence to Democratic principles
a. evidenced las .a.l when tarI reform was
the issue As T. free coinage IL Is now a
craze Upon sober thought l believe II will
be greatly modified IN its requirements.
But If the masses urge It IN its present
shape the South and West can in
the election Of congressman secure It's pas
sage. even over the Presidents veto. So the
matter of free coinage IS minor principle.
Cleveland Is statesman. "a man of personal
individuality: one who Will not desert prlnci-
ple for policy, and one - whom Democracy
came in his sober after-thoughts. Cleye-
land will. If he accepts the trust at the hands
OF Democracy stand by the platform TO the
letter. as he did in regard 10 civil service. In
fact like our own Daniel. he believes in politi-
cal integrity and Is faithful to every trust.
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meet change will take place in public senti-

meet a change will take place in public senti-
ment favorable 10 him.
Mr. 70. r. Armistead when asked who Is
his preference for next President. said: Any
body who is a good man. Palmer, of Illinois,
would suit me as well as any one else. Have
no second choice. Mr.. Cleveland is pure
man. but comes from New York, and / want
10 break away from the custom Of that
State controlling our conventions. John W.
Daniel would make SPLENDID Nice-Presi-
dent" .
Mr.. r.. g. Barlow. when questioned, said:
II am in favor Of Governor Campbell, OF
Ohio. Have no second choice. Take no
stock in Cleveland" When asked in regard
TO Hi, be replied: 81 am opposed to New
York having the nomination"
Mr.. Archer Brooks. on being interviewed,
SAID. 81 have been a strong Cleveland man all
the way through, though think his letter on
the silverqucstion has crippled him somewhat.
Campbell, OF Ohio is my second choice"
The majority Of our Democrats seem to be
in favor of Cleveland, rs indicated by the IN
teryiews given above, but all seem to think
that he has injured his chances for nomination
by the stand he has taken on the silver ques-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

or Four Interviews Two for Cleveland, the
Rest Scattering.

Locusr LANT. Mar. your correspondent
has interviewed several Democratic gentle
men as TO the presidential outlook for Us in
1902.
First. asked VI. /. Harris formerly post
master here for his preferences lie an
swored Grover Cleveland.
Mr.. y. l.. Stair was next He replied .Cleve-
land. If his silver views DO MT weaken him IN
the West and with the Alliance men. He said
Cleveland has the courage 10 stand 10y his con-
yictions.
John O. Ryan. Esq. president Farmers
Alliance M this place.. says. IN view Of Mr..
Clcyeland's position on the silver question
ana for Governor Hill first, then Governor
GRAY. If Indiana"
William VI Grecar says am Cor Governor
GRAY. / would bee for Cleveland if he was IN
accord with MS on the silver question. adj
mir. Mr.. Cleyelanl for his c.ndor; but am
afraid of his availability.
Worley Hlman said: 81 was for Grover
Cleveland till his letter on the Silver bill.
Now aln for "a western man. Perhaps GOV
ernor Gray, of Indiana II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Hill the Preference. with william II. Morri-
Next.

ORANGE, Va. Mar. 12.-The following lead
ing Democrats expressed their preferences for
the Democratic nomination of 1892:
Dr.E W. Raw: Cleveland with all his
faults"
Mr. George S Shackelford "As a practical
Democrat. and not to have another Mug
wump party, prefer David b. HILL"
James ". Morton. chairman of the County
Democratic Committee: Il prefer Hill or
Campbell"
new. II prefer William X. Morrison"
William G. Williams. superintendent Of pub
lie schools: 81 prefer William K. Morrison
find that Hill has the majority III this
place. and Morrison next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
PATRICK COUNT.
Cleveland and Campbell Far In the Lead In
That County.

STUART. Mar. 1s-Your correspondent has
interviewed several Democrats, and they all
seem TO be for the two "C.'s."
Among those interviewed were the follow
ing:
MI r. s. Martin. who is n member of the
State Executive Committee. was the first.
Doctor whom do YOU favor for candidates
in lsg2.
Cleveland and Campbell, think, will head
the ticket"
Samuel G.. Dobyns: II am in favor Of Cleve-
land and Campbell for the next Presidential
ticket for the Democrats
Sheriff : II. Duubley: II am without
doubt for Cleveland Of 3New York, and Camp
bell of Ohio"
Captain George T. Munford II think that
Cleveland is the granies, man in the country.
With Cleveland and some Western man the
Democrats Will be solid IN lSg2'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Two Representative Democrats for Cieve-
laud-One for Palmer.

WARSAW. Va. Mar l3.-Eiior Times-I
have interviewed three representative Demo
Gratis of my locality as TO their preference for
the Democratic nomination OF '92 with the fol-
lowing result
q. NJ. Lemoine. Esq. says: lam for Cleye-
land first. last and all tie time.'
l. =. JeArlcs Esq. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Club at this place. saws his preference
is Cleveland. and Ro. Hall. Esq. editor Of the
Northern Neck News says that Palmer and
German are his preference. Respectfully,
LOREN }. WARNEB.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Southern man. so Campbell, of Ohio. is the
man for the place"
Hon. J. NJ. Crute: II am German and
Campbell man. Mr.. Cleveland is too dead
from the effects or his silver letter 10 be
thought Of. and besides neither he or Hill
would yield to the other at the nominating
convention. and thus they are both shut out.
Mr.. Hill has lessened his chances by being IN
the Senate. aud think would be glad OF the
second place now. If Mr.. Gormon don't get
the nomination it will 60 to Campbell OF
Ohio, who is a growing and strong man. MT
Morrison. ! think, is a little off on the SILVER
question too, but would make a good second
10 Campbell. 1t would not be polite To put a
Southern man in the Vice Presidency yet. The
South is Democratic anyway, and such step
might weaken our chance. Gormon ana
Campbell is the ticket of greatest strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
MEcK1ENrCrG COUNTY.
Nineteen Answers. OF Which Cleveland is the
Choice of Ten.

Choice of Ten.
GAINESVILLE. Mar. 1i.-Have complied with
vour request az far as I could-asked two
questions. First. Who is your preference for
Democratic candidate for President for '92
Second. What effect, if any, viii Clevclauds
"-ilver letter" have ON MS chances; Answered
substantially as follows:
Judge Henry WOOD: Am for Cleveland all
thc time. In less than twelve months i be-
levc the Democratic purity Will be IN perfect
accord with Grover Cleveland on the silver
question:
20. H. Russell. Am for Cleveland He is
good enough for me. silver or no silver
Ihoma. Williams: 81 am for David b. Hill
of New Yoik. ! think Cievelmds letter on
silver coinage destroyed whatever chances lac
had for the uominat'or.'
Y. u. Patterson. Cleveland every time
D.. 4. H. Moss. Senator German Of Mary
". d. i. Lanks 81 am for Cleveland
T. Alcott: Had rather have Cleveland than
any nan know anything OF.
{. Is. Watkins. Buffalo Springs: Put me
down for David r.. Hill. Don't ike Cleve-
lands deliv rance on the silver question.
William $ Russell. Abbeyyllle. Va: Am
for free coinage At silver. II Cleveland can
stand fairly ON that platform would be glad 10
soc lin nominated"
CHASE CITY
CHASE CRY. Va. Mar. ll.-By request Of
Tan 1Iaus | to-day interviewed prominent
Democrats here. Colonel W. T. Atkins. (ot
the Governors STAN, and Mr.. f.. {. Goode,
prominent lawyer, both from Boydton, We're
here and kindly answered. ! asked these
questions First. who should be the Demo
ciauc candidate for President IN lo92! Second,
what should DE the issue?
Colonel Atkins: II want some Western man
who ftvors free coinage The issue should be
loR tariff and free coinage
Mr.. f.. c. Goode: Till, on free trade and
free coinage platform
Mr.. w ID. Norvell: MY first choice is Cleve-;
land. second choice, Hill. Tariff reform and
free coinage. "
Dr. {. W Walker: THE most available
man. personally. for many reasons l prefer
Cleveland IA, flills position on free coinage
/, MOI known. but do not think he could
carry the South and West. II now seems that
palmer of Uliuoi. should be the man. espec-
allv If lac should be elected 10 the United
state. senate lie is in harmony with the South
and West on silver and tariff. Some West
eru man should be nominated and silver and
taria should be the issue"
Major +. Is. Roberts, district Democratic
chairman: cleveland. low tarh and tree
coinage" c.
MIR +. Y. Allen. secretary. Of County
Alliance. IL favor the man who favors IN
crease in money circulation, free coiuase aud
The reueal of tho national banking system
laws. Make the fight on more money. tree
coinage. Down with national banks and
tariff reform" ,.n-,
CAPTAIN Il. d. Jeffreys, lawyer Palmer.
of Illinois, tariff for revenue Only. tree coinage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
JONES CITI.
Decided Majority of Sentiment in Favor of
Cleveland.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Mar. l4.-Your CORE
'pondent has interviewed few Of the leading
Democrats Of this place in regard to the sub
Soct, and the result of the same is as follows:
Ai. +. NJ Thompson when asked who was
d., choice for the next Democratic nominee.
300 Cleveland all the time AGAINST the
World. My second choice is BVard or Car
Asie. The excitement on the silver question
VIII. M my opinion. die out before the time
arrives for the convention 10 meet
~, IN reply TO the question whether or not Mr..
tleycland's letter in reference b. silver would
hlure him, said: Yes. IL renders his chances
.omewhat doubtful He will lose probably
ID 'he West and some m the South, but will
gan largely IN the North aud East. aud will
,.taIfy a majority Of the Southern members OF
TIE convention
captain John McLees. a very active party
SSoiker, when asked who his choice is for
resident, replied, Cleveland" and on being
1aed his second choice, said: Don't know.
pave not read Mr.. Clevelands letter on silver,
VA before the time for the convention to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Cleveland the Preference of at Least Two
Thirds of the Democracy.

SrArroRD COURTHOUSE. Va, Mar. 19.-Yes-
terday was County-Court day. \ full attend
ance from all parts of the colnty. rs Is usual
et the March term. Very little legal business
was done. The politicians Interested ncoun-
~ elections were busy looking after their sew
eral interests in the coming elections. took
advantage of the large attendance from all
part, If the county 10 interview prominent
and intelligent Democrats as 10 their several
preferences for Presidential candidate IN
lsg2. and wa. Jed 10 the conclusion that Mr..
cleveland was the choice of a. least two
thirds. Notwithstanding some objected 10
lis news ON the silver question. Mr.. Hill had
a few favorites. and all seemed ready 10 abide
the issue Of "a convention nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

bundontlv proyide for. and know he will

abundantly provide for. and know he will
stand by them to the end"
z. W Magruder, Esq. member Of the House
of Delegates: Il am in favor Of Cleveland.
because [ consider him the friend Of the
founded on principle
DR.. ]. l.. Campbell. ex-member of the House
Of Delegates Cleveland Is my choice Ac-
cording to my best information the Demo-
Gratis Of Shenandoah are almost, if not quite,
unanimously for Cleveland. | do not know
a Democrat in this section who is opposed to
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Special Notice.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
ISLE or UIGHT.
The County For Cleveland Despite His Recent
Letter.

Letter.
WINDSOR. Va. Mar. 1l-E3t0r Tines In
compliance with your request I have inter
viewed several representative Democrats of
3D.. locality as 20 their preference for the
Democratic nomination of 1892, and find that
notwithstanding hisrccentlv pronounced po-
st0n ou the silver question, Cleveland is first
ln the hearts Of our people. Ills honesty and
courage and purity. the absence of Sec
Couall-m. and his loyalty 90 Democratic rules
sId principles. together with ms sterling
ability. as shown i'm his own former fearless
and aggressive administration seem % dis
tnCu.sh him as the man to lead the Demo
cratic forces IN triumph IN 1892. Next 10
Cleveland. and for many good reasons, our
people favor Governor Campbell OF ONO.
SENTIMENT STRONG FOR CLEVELAND.
SW1mImD. Mar. lS-lnteryiews with
prominent Democrats m Smlthheld as 20
their preference for the Democratic nomlna-
ton for 1872 resulted as follows
Mr.. X. H. Chapman cashier OF the L. and
w. Savings Bank Who DO YOU THINK Will Toe
tie best man for first place IN W, ~ H.
doubtedlv Mr.. Cleveland, Notwithstanding
hls silver letter"
lir W. d. Folk Mayor of town and presi-
dclt +. and NJ Savings Bank In your opiu-
iou. who is the best man for first place ia il.
II prefer Mr.. Cleveland. and consider HIM
O., strongest man DO our party
Alr. G.. c. Chalmers. "a prominent druggist:
WHO do YOU favor for first place IL "; Il
prefer Mr. Cleveland
Mr.. r. b. Weight, ex-Rspresentative from
Isle 81 Wight. Who do You favor for first
place in '92> Some man from tie Western
States. think the party should throw Glove
land overheard on account OF ms silver
views"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
SHEN-fNDOiH.
Eight Replies and All outspoken for Cleve-
land.

WOODSTOCK. Va, Mar. 1O.-W. II. New
man. late chairman Of the County Democratic
Committee: II am for Cleveland because he
is a man of convictions and has the courage
OF his convictions
NJ L. Walton. Esq. attorney at law and
member Of State Democratic Committee:
IL am for Cleveland"
J.C. Baker. Commonwealth attorney II
am for Cleveland frst. last and all the time"
t. +. Stickley. attorney at law. Il an for
Cleveland all the time"
L. d. Newman. Judge Of the County Court;
II am for Cleveland whether he can win or
not. because he stands for the true principles
which alone can secure for this country con-
tnued prosperity. which its resources 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

and opposition TO trusts and monopolies, and
eXtrayagant expenditure of the peoples
money"
Mr. W II. Smith: :" l 60 for Cleveland,
low taIif mot free trade) and free coinage"
Mr. j.. NJ. Holt. editor Of the Chase City
Progress: II have not named my man, but II
will certainly not be Cleveland or Hill. though
] admire the first named for his courage OF
conviction. Carlisle would be n splendid
candidate if available favor restriction OF
foreign emigration and the franchise"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

-;.h Cleveland as the nominee. Hill and
Cleveland are very bitter against each other.
The Cleveland silver letter was very unfortu-
nate for him.
Il think the Democratic party is pro-
nounced on the silver question.
''The people of the Democratic party must
have a silver plank, and Cleveland cannot en-
dorse that plank, if his views are, and remain
so. AZ expressed in his silver letter. Let the
nominee come from where he may, the Demo-
cratic party will win"
The mai ority Of Democrats endorse this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Millinery.

Having lust returned from New York and
moved in my new store, 307 east Broad, be-
tween Third and Fourth. with the largest and
handsomest stock of Millinery Goods it has
ever been my pleasure 10 show, / am now pre-
pared TO wait on customers and I'LL orderAat
the shortest notice. will DO pleased TO ee
my customers and the public generally.
SlRs. Il. w. CosBY.
307 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

mann ND.

Cleveland the Choice of the Democracy ofthe
County.
MONTEREY. Va. Mar. TO- In answer to
your favor of the - inst: / think that Cleye-
land IS the choice OF the Democrats of this
county,. DecIlodIy The choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
SUMMARY.

The following is a summary of the report
above given in detail:
No. of Replies. Cleveland Hill. Scattering.
au rs 20 70
Giving Cleveland clear majority six over
the field
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

seven Replies. of Which Six Speak for Cleve-
land.

MARIAN. Va. Mar. II have interviewed
eight leading Democrats, representing diff
ferent business occupations of this section
as 10 their preferences for the Democratic
nominee for President IN ~. and they stand a.
follows: For Cleveland, SIX; for Hill, one
fnr pnlmer. ono.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
SOUTIIflIPTON.

Democrats Unanimously i'm Favor of Cieve-
land.
BoYKrNs, Va. Mar. 16.-According to re-
quest / have talked with several prominent
Democrats and the unanimous verdict has
been in favor Of Grover Cleveland for 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
PTTTSILT.fNT.i.
One for Cleveland Three for whitney and
One Nou-C Ommlttal.

RNGGoLD, "a, Mar. 12-Oi mo fonr per-
sons interviewed. one declares his preference
for Cleveland. two others rather undecided.
but indicate from their expressions their
preference for William c. Whitney; fourth
non-committal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Hill the Favorite, Leading Cleveland Three
to One.
TACOMA. WISE County, Va, Mar li.-Your
request Of March 9th to hand.
-Four interviewed.
Three for Hill. OF New York, and one for
Cleveland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-11

From Sept. 26th to Oct. Sd, the 1, E
& st. L. R'y will sell tickets 70 Evsns
vile, on account OF the Tri-State Fair, q
one fare for the round trip. good return,
inQ till Oct. 81. On Oct. ! tickets good
Tor that day only will be sold for u FOL
tho round trip, from Jasper, Hunting
burg and Ferdinand.
On account Of Emancipation Day
Celebration ct Evansville Sept. 20. 1891
tickets will be sold, good for that da>
only. q one fare for the round trip.
r. a. CAMPBELL, 9. r. A.
Jos. BENEDICT, Agt, Jasper.
Excursion TO Washington.
The L., e & st. L. Cons. Il r. vii
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18th and 18th. good returning till Sept
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Excursion 20 BoonviIle.
The l., =. 3 ST. L. II. Il. will cell tick
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-11

Bulling clover and blowing for whea'
seems 70 DO the rush q present.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Jones, Of Mt
Carmel, Ills, ere visiting q nr. Hoppe
Hsysville 10 improving.
viii. Frsyberger 10 building an ic'
house.
The wedding supper and ball wai
grand I; plenty to est and drink. Every
one seemed 10 be hsving . jolly good
time. The writer wishes the HAPPY
pair success.
Mr.. George Kiedner, the noted jewel
or and masher OF L0ogootee, was oveI
spending Sunday with bis parents, end
also his girl, the Belle Of New AL
bany, Who IL whiting relatives end
friends here.
The people Of Haysville ere having
their pig pens incurred since the big Ore
Some Of The farmers hauled thei
|olover seed 70 Loogootse for 81 I0j |
bushel. Well sold.
Geo. Lsistner q talking Of spending
fsW days q The New Albany Fair mex
week.
All tho schools OF Hsrbison Tp. vii
begin the 2lst Of this month. Get ready
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and success will crown your enorts.
The 6PY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-11

PERSONAL Judge Welborn came up
on the Sunday afternoon train, looking
- though bis partial summer rest had
Helped him. He doesn't look like the
sick man he has been reported.
Prosecutor Dillon came up Saturday
evening to be on hand for the States
business.
Mr. Charles Egg and family went 10
Louisville last Saturday on . visit.
Mr. John Bauer and family, and Mr..
n. Urich. Of English. were In Jasper at-
tending circuit court this week.
Special Agent Cradle, Of the Orient
Ius. Co., represented BY Otto BuettDes
N Jasper, was IL town Wednesday, 3D.
jussing the loss on the town hall.
Attorney w. s. Hurst. Of Evansville
and Miss Katie Cain, HE photographer
attended Court In Jasper this week.
Mr.. Reithart, OF Owensboro, KY, VA
n Jasper Tuesday. bringing two OF bill
Gems TO attend College.