The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

fund. His public record has no faint. His
public utterances have no doubtful meaning:
Ills acts have been bold. conservative ana
firm. RE is eminently available because the
General r. A. Ayers: ." favor Cleveland
for resident. My reasons are First. the
people have tried him Ind want him again;
"-econd his nomination would be such q
I guarantee 20 the business interests OF the
| country that We would be spared the financial
and business troubles which have attended
! presidential years.
Third because ne is the embodiment Ut
the paramount issue of tho party. tsrif TO
] form
CAPTAIN James T. White: II am for Cleyo-
land believe him to be the most available
man ard the choice Of the people and that his
defeat can only be accomplished Dy scheming
! politicians"
Hon. @. p. Trigg; II arm clearly in favor OF
/ Cleveland because he is Il statesman Of tho
| highest type and the embodiment Oh al the
principles we have contended for ns Demo
| Gratis for years. ! am quite sure with the
masses of the people Of Virginia he Is by all
| odds the fayOrlte.
Judge George W. Ward. Jr. IL can't
get a Southern or Western man | am for
| Governor r. p Flower OF New York. l
think Mr.. Cleveland is a grand man"
| A n blanchard Esq. | favor DAVID IS.
Hin of New York for the nominee OF tho
Democratic party for President because he Is
| the greatest and most successful poltlcisn
| and statesman on the American continent:
/ He has gained the greatest victories and
| made an unusual success over the most
powerful combinations. and all has been
won by his fidelity 10 party ana na,iVo
ability With him at the head OF ms greas
and noble party 1t Will prosper ana ioursS !.
and be success in every sense OF the WORD.
Frank T. Barr. Esq. u am Tor ex- Presiueh'
Cleveland In my estimation. he is the par
sgon Of Democratic leaders IN TINS country.
His overwhelming popularity, his superior
craftsmanship. his strict adherence 10 h's
partys platform as evidenced by the record
OF his former administration. ana oeing the
strongest and ablest of the advocates OF
tariff reform the paramount issue for lssz.
render him in my opinion the most Desirable
candidate Of our party for the presidency; L
believe ne will be nominated and electeo
NJ. III. Honaker. ESQ.,. Il AIN tor Grover
Cleveland for a second term because he has
been tried and proved T. be an able and
faithful public servant-a statesman OK the
highest type--wth purpose and determine
ton. expressed when necessary 10 hew TO the
line. let the chips fall whore they may
Judge +. b. Hutton: Il am for Grover
Cleveland He is in my judgement. the fore
most exponent Of 'tariR reform, which will
be the issue IN the next presidential cam
paign He is strictly states Rights Demo
crat He has the confidence or the people IN
both parties and has stronger following IN
his own party than any other public man. lie
is undoubtedly the fayorIte OF a large ma
iorlty of Democrats in this section. lie IL
brainy. courageous and honest. He. has
shown his friendship for the people OF tho
South. His administration was clean ana
economical He IS statesman IN the true
sense of the word
Judge William F. Rhea: Cleveland. be-
cause | believe him 20 be the ablest aud most
courageous. the sturdiest aud most popular
living American. Honest. brave and direct
l.. lgl.ro md laa
and not the manipulation OF public opinion.
In public Office he won the confidence or the
people and since his retirement that conh-
dence has grown IN strength and chung 10
him with steadfastness unequaled IN tho
history of any public man of recent years.
n is said the politicians do not like him. but
the people love him, and perhaps for the
enemies he has made.
"All efforts TO break his power with the
masses have proved futile and will doubtless
continue so. He is the true and tried repre-
sentative of the peoples interests. and. IN my
opinion, they demand ana VIII force ms NOM
nation
j. $. Stuart. Esq: Cleveland, because |
think he is the best man. has the strongest
hold upon the masses and would make the
best race and would make the best President
| when elected
W :. Hamilton, Esq: II am for Grover
Cleyelend as the nominee of the Democratic
party for 1892. | am for him because be made
the best President the country has had since
the days OF Jackson because when elected as
| verify believe he will be- he will be tho
President of the whole Union and give 10 II
again An administration characterized by the
courage and boldness of Jackson. tho states
manmanshipiof Jefferson and tho unaffected
purity of Washington. am for him because
he is the exponent OF genuine ana unques-
tiOnable tariff reform. which viii, and ought
to be. the leading issue raised by the Demo-
cratic party in the next campaign. Again,
am tor him because the people OF the whole
country practically demand his nomination
and reelection"
Milton White. Jr.. ESQ: II am for Cleye-
land. think the issue will be the tariff, and
Mr. Cleveland is the great exponent OF tho
Democratic view of that subject
CAPTAIN T. 5. Findlay: Grover Cleveland,
because | have implicit faith IN his honesty
and statesmanship. and he ~, as DeHeVe' INC
choice OF a great majority OF the Democrats
of Virginia. and in my conversations with
democrats | have never heard m opposing
outnion except from one or two politicians.
ID Il. Campbell, Esq: Il am for Mr. Hill.
He is true Democrat. His Democracy suits
u a. r. Cosby: II am for Cleveland because
/ regard him as the pest ana most a'aiiaois
man. .,,-,..-..,x
Cleveland. lie Is man Of decision, with the
courage 10 execute. coupled with honesty OF
purpose. which he will not sacrifice Tor per-
aonal popularity. in short he acts upon the
urincirle that right should win"
4. :. Hamilton. Esl.. am for Cleveland.
He is an honest and "A fearless statesman.
" G. Holland ESQ., Il favor Cleveland
bec .,so I regard him as the best man for tho
pla in the United States.
T. A. Ronth. Esq., am for Cleveland
without doubt. | regard him as the best man
in the country aud think he ought TO be
nominated and that he viii be. The people
are for him. and in this instance ! don't
think they will permit a few politicians to
defeat their will