St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-30

g. Madison, Dem-Cleveland.
Dr. E. X. Amoss. Dem.-Cleveland by all
means.
j. z. Kelly, Dem-Cleveland is the man
for the people.
| j. H. Adamson, Rep-Cleveland will make
very strong candidate.
P. Mcdonald, Dem.-Cleveland.
w. Lynes, Dem.-Cleveland is my choice
Arthur Winston, Dem.-Cleveland.
Fred Smith, Dem.-Cleveland is the only
Democrat that stands a show. That is the
way look at the situation. If Cleveland and
Harrison are the respective nominees there
is nothing that can keep Grover Cleveland
from the White house.
w. w. Erwin. ALL would like for chief
magistrate OF this republic plain, honest
man; one erect and self-poised; one above
| party, and one who believes that the destiny
| of man and the evolution of liberty are not
! yet fully understood nor mapped, either IN
| public conscience or defined in constitu-
| tional law. | cannot find such a man.
7. d. O'Brien, Dem cleveland first and
Palmer second, with Western man for vice
| president.
A. N. Nelson, Dem.-Cleveand, and either
| Boies or Palmer
James King, Dem.-I am an uncompro-
missing Cleveland man, with Western man
for vice president.
j. C. Wall, DEM Cleveland and Villas
j. C. Michaels, Dem.-Cleveland and Boies.
r. T. O'Connor. Dem.-Cleveland and Gray
first and for second choice German and
Gray.
R. A. Walsh, Dem.-Palmer or Hill. with
Boies or a Western man for vice president.
Pierce Butler Dem.-I am for the nominee.
The present indications are that it will be
Cleveland. want Boies for second place.
j. NJ Redding Dem-Cleyeland and Boies
james Mcdonnell. Dem.-Cleveland and
Boies first, then Boies and Palmer.
H. II. Fuller, Dem.-1 favor Cleveland and
Gray.
o. O. Cullen. Dem.-Cleveland first, last
y o,,d oil t1a init pNinc for ,f0n
dent. l have no second choice.
Fred Sibley, Dem.-Grover Cleveland is IN
my judgment by far the strongest man that
the Democratic party can place at the head
of the national ticket this year. have felt
for long time that Cleveland would be the
choice of the next convention, and perhaps
for this reason / have given very little
thought to the question of Il second choice.
No, have no second choice / feel that
Cleveland is the proper candidate and that
he will be elected
Charles Ringwald, Dem,-I have always
been Cleveland supporter. He will be the
nominee, and not only that, he will be elected.
Corporation Attorney d. W. LawleE-My
praise of Grover Cleveland He should be
our leader once more, and | have great faith
in his ability to redeem the party. Cleveland
is statesman and he IS peculiarly adapted
to the requirements of chief executive.
DJudge L. II. Wood-My only choice at the
present time is Cleveland. /. haven't the
slightest doubt that he will be nominated,
and then he certainly will be elected. That
is the way feel about it. have no partic-
ular second choice, but would like to see
Carlisle, of Kentucky. in the second place.
That would make mighty strong ticket,
think
uJudge P. r. acknowledgements is my
first choice, and my second choice would be
Palmer, of Illinois. But don't think there
is the slightest doubt about the nomination
of Cleveland. And would like toadd that
am just as confident that he will be elected.
Assemblyman William Banholzer-I' teel
certain that Cleveland is the strongest man
that the Democratic party can nominate.
f. G.. B. Woodruff am for Cleveland
every time. l am for Cleveland because he
has shown his worth. The moneyed interests
of the country has implicit confidence i'll the
Judgment and conservative conduct of
Grover Cleveland. 1t you go down on Wall
street. New York, you will find that what
say is true. My second choice would be
Boies of Iowa. think he is very close to
the people.
G. Reynolds is my uneuali-
fed choice have voted for him twice for
the position of president of the United
States, ard hope to be given the oppor-
tunity once more. | think his ideas of gov
ernmental administration are conservative
and safe. And still he is in the van i'll the
matter of modern thought | feel that the
best interests of the nation will be conserved
by the policy he inaugurated as president be-
fore.
j. g. Donnelly-I am for Grover Cleveland
and no one else. l have no second choice,
in other words.
A. E. Bowel am for Grover Cleveland
and without compromise. Carlisle would be
my second choice. | think. although it looks
very improbable to me that there will bean
though of a second choice when the con-
Vention is held.
NJ E. FoIey-Why, I am for Cleveland
every time. My prediction is that he will re-
ceive the nomination. and that he will be
elected.
w. P. Davis-I am queer sort of poll
tition. / am free trade Republican. 1t is q
pretty tough question to solve, but it has oc
CURED 10 me that BOies, of Iowa, is really
the strongest candidate because he repre-
sents the advanced ideas of the times.
confess that like Cleveland upon the tariff
ISSUE but he tends to the sentimental, if you
understand what l mean.
Henry Johns-Grover Cleveland is certainly
the strongest candidate that the Democratic
party can name this time.
d. F. Reece-While l believe Cleveland is
almost certainty for the nomination. ] tam
cy that a Western man would be more avail
able. think Palmer, for illustration, will
get the nomination
Fred Schiffman-I favor Palmer Of Hi
nois, with either Flower. of New York. or
Russell, of Massachusetts, for the second
place.
Secretary of State Brown-My idea is like
this: If this country must have Democratic
president, why should prefer Cleveland. but
if were a Democrat l should work for the
nomination of Hill.
City Comptroller Ponthon-I think nearly
every politician IN st. Paul is fully aware
of the fact that am an unqualified advocate
of the candidacy of Grover Cleveland
Things have so shaped themselves, in my
opinion, that Cleveland is really the only
available candidate. / look upon him as q
certainty. He occupies a very close and
warm relation to the common people-the
masses, in other words. No. sir. l have no
second choice. for do not believe the con-
tingency that may make it necessary ito fall
back upon some one else Will arise IN tn e
next campaign.
Tom Prendergast City Clerk su ppose
almost every man in st. Paul knows that
am David Bennett Hill man; still, feel free
TO confess that do not think that Hill will
get the nomination. Cleveland will be the
nominee of the party
Anthony Yoerg-Please leave me ont.
do not care to be interviewed; still, ! will say
that am an advocate of Grover Cleveland.
Mayor Smith,, as a consistent Democrat
can have but one choice, considering the
way events have shaped themselves of late.
favor the nomination of Grover Cleveland
and do not believe in second con-
siderations under the circumstances.
and the best interests of the masses.
HE is loved for the enemies he has made"
as Gen. Bragg said in his memorable Chicago
speech. favor The nomination or Gray, OF
Indiana, for the second place on the ticket
That, in my estimation, would make mighty
strong combination.
W. J. Romans, Rep-While it may seem
like presumption on my part to offer any sug-
gestions, because of my Republican predi-
lections, will venture the advice that Gro
yer Cleveland is much the strongest candi-
date that the Democratic party can possibly
put in the field this year. | confess that /
have not given the subject sufficient thought
to give an opinion as to who would prove
the best candidate for the second place.
But there can be no doubt IN my judgment,
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