St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-30
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
ST. PAUL OPINIONS.
Prominent Men of Both Parties
Express Their Views.

Maurice Auerbach. Rep.-I consider Cleve-
land the strongest man In the Democratic
party. He is one of the ablest presidents we
ever had. HIS financial policy is sound, and
he is sound on the tariff Carlisle is a good
man for second choice.
William NJ. Campbell. Chairman State Cen
trail Committee-My first and only choice is
Cleveland. He is our strongest candidate in
any state. even in New York. He will be
nominated. if alive. With Cleveland out of
the race. then my choice is Palmer. With
Cleveland, Boies or Gray would be tit run
ming mates.
P.J. Smalley, Secretary State Central Com
mittee-Clevelahd of course. Campbell or
Boies for vice. If Cleveland dies, then Palm
er and Russell.
Lame K. Stone, Rep.-Cleveland is the
strongest man in the Democratic party, but
think the Democrats will not dare TO nomi-
nate either Cleveland or Hill. The choice
will fall on some new man, a Western man,
in all proba bilitv.
A. s. TaIlmadge. Rep-Cleveland is with
out question the strongest man in the party.
There is nobody for second choice.
Ansel Oppenheim, Dem. = Personally,
Cleveland is my choice but it is very hard TO
say who is the strongest man in the party.
Success will depend very largely on the plat
form. With wildcat platform few Demo
crats will support the party ticket Cleye-
land, think, would dictate his own platform.
His letter of acceptance would express it,
Western man-say Boies-is my second
choice.
George R. Finch, Rep.-If were Demo
crat | should be Cleveland man. He is the
strongest man III the party.
Judge Twohy, Dem.-Palmer of Illinois.
as the ablest man in the West, is my first
choice for president, and Coy. RUSSELL OF
Massachusetts, for vice president My second
choice is David B. Hill, and were he nom
mated l should like to see Gov. Boies placed
on the ticket with him.
John Rogers ST., Dem.-Cleveland and
Boies are the best men i'll the country for
president and vice president today. If
Cleveland cannot be nominated BoieS is my
next choice and think. with good Eastern
man for second place, he could be elected.
P C. Lutz Dem.-CleveIand is my first
choice and Hill my second. have no par
ticular favorite for second place on the
ticket
W. F. Birmingham, Dem. Cleveland for
president and Gov. Russell for vice presi-
dent My second choice is Hill and Boies.
but lam for Cleveland first last and all the
time.
Charles F. Mailer, Rep.-Cleveland is my
favorite Democrat. He would make good
president. Hill is all right, but do not
think he compares with Cleveland.
Hon. W. &c. Bredenhagen, Dem.--Cleve-
land is my first and only. choice and | am
confident that he will be the nominee of the
Chicago convention Any OF the men that
have been mentioned will make good candi-
date for vice president
Dan Aberle, Dem.-I am in favor of the
denomination Of Ex-President Cleveland.
With him at The head of the ticket we can
give the Republicans warm contest in Min
nesota, and, believe, carry the state.
Representative Samuel DearlnG DEM
have always been Cleveland man. | be-
lieve he will be the nominee.
Hon. E. G. Stringer, Dem.-I am for
Grover Cleveland. His nomination is a
party necessity.
Hon. Gephard Wi1lrich Reptile most
available man and the one with the greatest
hold on the masses is Grover Cleveland. Mr..
Cleveland is highly respected abroad as well
as at home. Mayor Smith would suit me for
vice-president on that ticket.
John L. Townley, Dem.-Cleveland first
BoIes next, Carlisle third and Hill in 1885,
manner in which Hill handled the Repub-
hcans in New York.
Gen. w. F. Cross. Rep.-I hope Hill will be
the nominee, but fear it will be Cleveland.
C. j. Buell., Dem.-CIeVeland first, last and
all the time. Gov Boies is good man for
second place
B. II. Schneider. Dem.-There is only one
man, and his name is Cleveland. Boies is q
good man for second place.
NJ. ". Fitzgerald, Rep think Cleveland
will get the nomination The failure of the
silver bill has helped him.
e. Zimmerman, Rep.-Cleveland will get
the nomination. and of the Democrats he is
my choice. think Gov. Gray will be on the
ticket with Grover.
O. E. Holman, m.-Cleveland by all
means, with Gray for second place.
Representative ]. A. Nilsson. Dem-Cleve-
land is my choice He will be nominated
and elected. Gov. Boies is good man to
put on the same ticket.
d. E. Foley Dem.-Cleveland is my man
every time Cleveland and Boies, or Cleve-
land ana Gray will suit me.
j. G. Donnelly, Dem.-Cleveland and any
other good Democrat.
Tams Bixby. Rep.-It is pretty hard to make
a prediction Just now. | rather expect some
man at present hardly considered. perhaps
Boies or Palmer. The other nomination will
depend on the first.
W. H. Angel, Rep.-Hil may not be nomi-
mated, but he will have something to say as
to the man that does get there.
Andrew Erwin, Dem.-Cleveland is my
"ch0ice. Boies is good man for second
place.
Marcus johnson, Rep.-It does not matter
much, as the next president will be nomi-
mated at Minneapolis, but at the present time
Mr. Cleveland seems to have things about his
own way in the West.
Col A. Allen, Dem.-The nominees ct Chi
cago Will suit me first rate.
Hon. p. II. Kelly, Denim not talking
through the papers 1 know more than did
some years ago. think the convention will
fix the matter all right,
w. L. McGrath, Rep.-Gov. Flower is the
strongest man the Democratic party can put
up.
E. j. Treat Rep.-Cleveland would be the
strongest candidate the Democrats could run.
NJ. E. Foley. Dem.-Cleveland should be