The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-18

AH&AkN & WIZ "A~V ~ AAAbY
ID. viii receive earnest and enthusiastic
Jamss W. Ridgeway, Third DISTRICT
belieye II would be suicidal for the party to
nOtninate Mi. Cleveland. and for shat rsa-
non sincerely hope he will not be named.
Mr.. Cleveland is nominated, tho attitude Of
~ sh0 state committee would be one Of loyalty
d The party. The state organization will
4 he loyal and enthusiastic in The rapport Of
tho n~onsinee OF the Chicago convention. u
II question Of bowling to the viii Of the
4 majority.
Hugh Mclaughlin. Fourth district-I
have no doubt that Mr.. Cleveland. if nom
mated, will receive thu full and hearty sup
port OF the state committee. No statement
70 the contrary ID warranted by anything I
have aeen Or heard.
John Costier, Fifth districs-What il
good enough for my party is good enough
for me. by this ! mean that the democratic
nominee, 10 matter who he may b.. will
receive my hearty support. and ! venture to
think that my colleagues in Kings county
are very much with me- in this regard.
Whether the nominee is Cleveland or Hill
Orsthe pfoyerbial dark horse. my statement
stands rood III each instance.
Frank Il. Fitzgerald, Sixth distriCt-It ID
alm0st an insult to ones democracy to ask
him II hs will support the nominee Of the
national democratic convention. am .
III IA VI ~ 4VkAltt 0e1kC III aAo
also Of Tarnmany hall. The state organi-
ration and the city organization will give a
loyal support to whosoever may be noml-
mated. Yes. II Cleveland is nominated he
will secure the same support as Hill would
II hs should be nominated. You will find
me on the stump as soon a. the ticket is
named. OF course, | look upon David b.
Hill ~ the man whose nomination would
give the dsmocratio party the electo-
raj vote Of the Empire state. Hill
will be elected if nominated. and I think
will be nominated. What else can the reg
MAR organization do but support the nomi-
nee Of the Chicago convention? But the
regular Organization will have more diff
Guilty in bringing out the party vote for
some candidates than for others. # New
York Ia considered a doubtful state, We can
nominate q candidate who can poll the full
be nominated he will get what he IL entitled
TO as the party's nominee, and thas is a
loyal support from the regular organization.
There is no question but what there are
hundreds of democrats in my district who
are not identified with Tammany Hall who
are opposed to Cleveland. and threaten to
vots against him should he be uamed for
president at Chicago. The organization
cannot be held responsible for their action.
Iatnmany Hall will give the candidate NOM
mated a cordial and hearty support"
w. Bourke Cochran. Tenth distriet-That
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recsive the full and hearty support of the
state organization in the event of his nom
ination. @
Hugh ). Grant. Eleventh d~istrict-Tam-
many hall will support the national ticket.
no matter who heads it. Has anybody said
TAmmany hall would not TIL state com
mittse will also do it's best to elect the can
didate OF the convention.
James j. Martin, Twelfth district-The
state committee. the county committees
throughout the state and Tammany hall
will give loyal and honest support to the
nominee OF the convention. As far as Tam
many hall is concerned, the friends of Mr..
Cleveland know that the organization can
DO depended upon to work faithfully and
earnestly for his election i'll case he is nom
mated. / think Senator Hill ia the strong
est candidate we can nominate.
Thos. F.. Gilroy, Thirteenth district-Of
course the state organization will support
the nominee of the convention, and SO will
Yammany hall.
Charles Barnum, Fifteenth district--In
the event Of MIR. Cleveland's nomination.
he will receive my hearty and full support.
! believe that all statements to the effect
shat the present state organization Of the
democratic party will not Loyalty support
the nominee of the Chicago convention,
whoever he may be, are false.
Charles M. Preston, Seventeenth district
My Judgment is that any candidate who re-
NoAsch we IoAihutioA 1nlfly Will nave the
support of the organization of the state of
New York. There is no truth in the reports
that Cleveland would not receive the sup
port of the organization.
Edward Murphy, ir., chairman of the
democratic state committee, refused to an
swer the questions when asked by the
World correspondent at Troy. II have no
answer, - he said.
James II. Manning, Nineteenth district
Mayor Manning, of Albany, is the proxy of
Judge ID. Cndy Merrick, and since JUDGE
Merfiok was elected to the supreme bench
has attended all the meetings OF the state
committee. II will say most emphatically
that Albany county will support the nomi-
nee of the democratic party. whoever he
may be. Albany county has never failed to
do Its duty
Edward ID. Cutler. Twentieth distriot-I
feel sure that whoever is nominated at Chi
cago will receive the earnest support OF the
regular state organization. or course, there
are degrees Of energy which can be put in
force In a political campaign, and / believe
that the e~reatest degree would be put forth
III favor Of David Is. Hill. ! feal a positive
doubt m TO tho ability of Cleveland TO carry
This state. For that reason ! prefer another
nominee.
.. q. Griffin, Twent.-seeond district
10 She editor OF the World: W~atertown,
Juno l2.-I can say from . long and
ehnrunah acquaintance with members OF
tns detnocfAttc state committee that they
regard y ssrious expressions Of doubt OF