Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-08

uo AtsuNibS CIV viz ASl'iNo AZ
to last evening:
VIM. A. Burnett, Clerk of the
County Court. .........................
W. G. Abney, South River, "Cleve-
land all the time, first and last. -
j. A. Spencer, Spottswood .........
R. Frank Larew, Greenville,
"Cleveland, but if we can't get
him anybody but Hill...............
W. A. Bowles, Basic City.............
j. N. Mcfarland, County Treasur-
er, "Cleveland, but for the most
available man..
L. P. Daingerfield, Rolla, "Cleve-
land, with the patriotism of
Washington and the frmness of
jackson, the only man in 25 years
that found out the South was
attached to the Union. :" ............
D. w. Drake, Augusta...............
Jno. Ill. Crawford, Fort Defiance,
lib. Kagey, Weyer's Cave, "Cleve-
land. regard him as having
been tried in the balance and
not found wanting. believe the
Office is seeking him rather than
he seeking the Office" ................
Dr.. A. e. Van Lear, Long Glade,
"Cleveland, I am for the sue
cess of the Democratic party be-
fore any man. 1 am for the Vir-
ginia delegation to Chicago
going uninstructed that they may
act for the best interests of the
party" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J. j. Flavin, Basic City...............
Geo. G. Maslin, Waynesboro,
"Cleveland. / could send you
100 names for him from here. [
only know of two or three
against him" .............................
DR.. W. B. Dodge, Stuart's Draft.
S. IL. Lambert, Waynesboro........
M. L. Leonard, Fishersville.........
W. N. Fishburne, Waynesboro,
"Cleveland first; Hill under no
circumstance" ........................
D. A. Bell, Fishersville, "Cleve-
land first, second and all the
time" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
T. II. Antrim, Waynesboro, Cleve-
land first, Carlisle second.
E. G. Fishburne, Waynesboro,
"Cleveland if we can elect him.
We cannot elect New York
man. Hill will knife Cleveland
again. Palmer the best chance"
N. B. Van Pelt, Burke's Mill.
"Cleveland. 1 think Cleveland
and Hill have cut each others
throats, but Cleveland would be
my choice as the nominee" .........
W. F. Smith, Greenville.............
John B. Smith, Greenville,
"Cleveland. l don't know of a
voter in this precinct whose first
choice for the nomination is not
Grover Cleveland" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VIM. Steele, Middlebrook. ............
S. NJ. Shepherd, Fishersville,
"Palmer first, Carlisle second;
think the New York candidates
would knife each other ............
Jas. W.. McCorkle, Middlebrook...
S. B. McFall, Weyer's Cave,
"Cleveland, and So per cent. of
our people the same. .............--
j. Alex. Bumgardner, Greenville,
Jas. W. Crawford, Fort Defiance.
Jno. l.. Wallace, Stuart's Draft,
"Cleveland. He seems to be the
choice of every one in this COM
munity' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John A. Stuart, Lyndhurst, "Car-
Isle. l believe the nomination
of Carlisle would unite all the
factions" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W. r. Turke, Moffett's Creek,
"Cleveland. The majority of the
voters here are for Cleveland.
They believe him fair and hon.
est, and man who cannot be
controlled by party extremists"
John W. Hopewell, Mt. Scion,
"Cleveland. He is the first
choice of our district ..............
M. S. Whitmore, Parnassus ..........
DR.. James 7. Clarke, Mt. Scion,
"The candidate, Grover Cleve-
land. The issue, the single one
of Tariff Reform. to the refrain
of which the great legions of the
Democracv are now marching"
Col. II. j. Williams, Greenville,
member of the House of Dele
gates from Augusta, "Cleveland.
l believe he is the choice of Vir-
ginia"
John Towberman, Mint Spring,
cleveland, and the people in
this neighborhood are almost
unanimous for him. | know OF
but one Democrat who is not for
him and l have pretty thorough
ly canvassed this vicinity before
answering your inquiry" ..........
W. ii. Gamble, Long Glade, men,
Der Board of Supervisors............
W. D. Hanger, Fishersville. ......
R. N. Page, Hermitage, "Cleve-
landau around" .......................
j. E. Phillips, Sangersyille. .......
S. K. Wheeler, Milnesville. .........
S. A. D. Mckee, Greenville,
"Cleveland and Tariff Reform,
so we farmers can keep our hard
earned dollars, and not pay them
to foster monopolies and make
millionaires" .......................
J. S. Guy, Deerfeld, "Grover
| Cleveland. He made good
President, and l consider him a
safe man" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
H. II. Hanger, Churchville.........
d. F. Hoover, Swoope ..............
J. w. Clayton, Deerfield, "Cleve-
land all the time" .....................
r. A. Dunlap, Deerfeld, chill,
because | believe he is the strong
| est man and because he will
: turn the rascals out "............"
Jno. II. Silling, Parnassus..........
E. NICK. McCue, Fort Defiance,
, cleveland is my first choice if
he can carry N. Y. or any man
the two N. Y. factions can
unite on .........................
= A. A. Sproul, Middlebrook. .........
!. &. Julian Pratt, Waynesboro,