St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-29

fight.
Michael Hogan, Rep.-It is a cues
ton as to what New York says; Cleve-
land best man; don't know about vice
president.
Judge L. r. Barto. Rep.-Cleyeland
best man; naturally some Western man
for vice president.
c. M. Coats. Rep.-Why, Cleveland
most assuredly; Palmer would be the
best vice president the party could nom-
mate.
NJ. A. Scheldrup, Rep.-Cleveland no
doubt. Could do no better: Hill too much
Tammany; don't know about vice pres
ident.
c. NJ. Sprague, Rep.-Rather see Hill
from my standpoint. Cleveland strong
est man for the Democratic party. Some
Western man vice president most likely.
G. NJ. McCullum. Rep.-BeSt nomina-
ton Democrats could make would be
Palmer. Cleveland and Hill antiquated.
Palmer and Russell would run well.
John Gilman, Rep. Cleveland most
surely strongest man. Some Western
man for vice president.
j. W. Oehl, Rep.-Cleyeland and
Boies in all probability.
w. ID. Townsend, -Rep.-Cleyeland
good, safe man. Russell a good vice
president.
G. f. Hendry, Rep.-From Repub-
lican standpoint | would say Hill. But
Cleveland would be the best man, for
we know what he is, and if accident
should elect we would at least feel safe,
as we know what he has done. Some
Western man will in all probability be
nominated vice president.
w. S. Dean, Rep.-Cleveland good
man and able, and if Republicans don't
put in my man don't know but should
vote for him. He ought to be nominated.
Palmer for vice president.
E. G. Rich, Rep.-Cleveland. l don't
know as to vice president.
Gen. R. l.. Catherson, Rep. Zone of
Logan's statf)-I should say German
rather than any of the four. Cleveland
nor Hill can get the nomination. Cor
man and Boies in my estimation.
Prof. Woodley, Rep.-Most likely
Cleveland and Palmer, though it doesn't
make much difference to us who is
put up.
j. D. Carr, Rep.-Why, Cleveland,
certainly; some Western man for vice
president.
L. E. Gee, Dem.-Boies. certainly;
Hill's knitting Cleveland puts both on
the shelf; some Eastern man for vice
president.
DR.. j. A. Du Bots, Dem.-Cleveland,
surely, but Hills dictation will decide.
l would prefer Cleveland and Boies.
G. w. Bishop, Dem.s-Cleveland and
Boles, or some other Western man;
Cleveland by all odds.
Joseph Capser, Dem.-Cleveland is
the only one of the four who could be
elected, being best fitted every way;
Gray my choice for vice president
Thomas Murphy, Dem.-Cleveland,
most assuredly. Boies, without doubt,
the nominated vice president.
F.. E. Mlmetti, Dem.-I think Cleve-
land most popular. Boies or Palmer
wee president.
Monroe Garfield. Dem. Hill the
safest man for all. Gray OF Palmer vice
president.
W. o. p. nillsdale, Dem.-Cleveland,
certainly; any Western man knows
that. Some Western man for vice pres
ident.
Alex Tully, em.-Cleveland every
time. Don't know as to vice president.
Il. w. Mann. Dem.-Cleveland by all
odds. Probably some Western man tor
vice president
G. Kelsey, Dem.-Should certainly
say Cleveland and Palmer. They would
win.
Mark Culberton, Dem.-Cleveland and
L
winners.
n. II. Miner, Dem.-I am altogether
in favor of Cleveland. He is an honest,
able and fearless man, honest in his
desire and not afraid to manifest it.
Boies is his best mate. Any one in pref
erence to Hill.
p. Lamb, Dem.-Grover Cleveland
strongest man the party has: Some
Western man for vice president.
A. Ii. Petit, Dem.-l am all out-a nd
out Cleveland man. He is surely the
strongest man we have-One whose re c.
ord is conservative. Republicans can
not fight. Probably Boies for vice
president.
j. NJ. Reid, Dem.-As soon take
chances with Cleveland and Gray as
any-both good and tried.
DR.. A. Garfield, Dem.-Hill the only
Democrat in the United States who
could possibly be elected. Hill and
Gray by every means.
i. p. Barhum. Dem.-Cleveland first,
last and always in preference to Hill,
who could not carry single Western
state. Cleveland and BOieS my choice.
b. w. How, Dem.-Clevelaud every
tine. Boies would make a good rum
ming mate.
l.. Kells, DEM Cleveland, in my es-
tlmatlOn, best man, all Things conSld-
cred. Some Western man for vice
president would strengthen the ticket.
A Costello, All.-BoIes for president;
don't know as to vice president.
W. Galusha, All.-Cleyeland and
Boies.
Steve Jardine, All.-Cleveland and
probably Palmer for vice president.
Sam Herbert, All.-Cleveland without
question. Some Western man for vice
president.
Steven Barnard, Alias far as l
know, Cleveland. Probably Palmer for
vice president.
George Cleveland. All. = Cleveland
best of any. Some Western man for
vice president.
George Soloman, All.-Cleveland the
best man in my judgment. Probably
Palmer vice president.
Dan Buckley, All.-Cleveland, as he
is best known. Some Western man
vice president.