The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
WHO WILL 1T BE!
The Sedalia Democrats Express
Preference on the National
Ticket-Cleveland and
BOieS the Favor
ties.

be nominated at Chicago this week
will be the winners. The result of
the inquiry in detail is as follows:
W. ID. Steele-CieveIsnd and Boies.
John Cashman - Cleveland and
Boies-tarif reform and free coinage
of silver.
T. F. Mitchum Cleveland and
B,ies or Gray.
Sam Rosse Cleveland and Boies.
Mont Carnes Flower and Boies or
vice versa.
Judge j. N. Daily Cleveland and
Gray.
Robert Gray Cleveland and Boies.
Judge Hoy For the nominees who
ever they are. Cleveland and sBoies
preferred.
j. H. Pilkington-Cleveland and
Boies.
T. c. Holland - Cleveland and
Boies.
Sol Klngsbaker-C evelard and any
good man tor second place.
E. G. Cassidy-Favor Cleveland,
lhut believe Flower an B lies to be the
most Available ticket.
Geo. F. L)ngan-Boies and Flower
would prove winning ticket.
Kennedy-Boies and Flower.
Geo. b Dean Flower and Boies
would make strong ticket.
DR.. E. Muehl-Cleveland and any
good western or southern man.
J. NJ. Logan -Cleveland and
Boies.
c D. Minter- C eve'and and
Boie:..
J. NJ. Off Id Cleveland and Pal
mer.
B. Rauck-Morrison and Flower.
J"hn Scally-Clevelsnd and Boies.
T. A. Fowler-Flower and Boies
would m, ke Q splendid ticket.
John Mooney-Cievelaud and some
good western man.
E. E. Johnston-for the best inter-
ests of the people, Cleveland and
Boies would be the ticket.
Glenn. Honkomp-Cleveland and
Morrison.
Mayor E. w. Stevens Cleveland.
fret, last, and all the time, with some
good western man for the second
place,
Bell Hutchison men to be
nomi, a'ed at Chicago.
NJ. Yeater-C'eveland ard Boies.
Dick Gentry-C eveIand and B)ies
would suit me.
Tom. Prentice = Cleveland and q
good western man.
J. w. Burress-C!evelani and
Boies; second choice Flower and
Boies.
Jack Gibbs Growers good enough
for me, with some good western man
as his running mate.
Prof. F. q. BiIlipgs-Chief Justice
Fuller and Gray, of Indianapolis, are
my favorites:
John w. Murphy-Cleveland with
either Boise or Morrison for vice
president.
J.P. Guerrant-Cleveland if he
can carry New York, with Boies on
second place.
William Courtney-Cleveland. if
he can carry New York, with Boise
or Palmer for second place.
Henry Strother-Boise for fir t place
ard Flower for Vice-pre.ident, if be
will take it.
II. Fl. Marean-Clevelaud and Pal
mer.
Joseph Hughes Cleveland and
Boies.
j. J. Gray-Flower and Boiea.
DR.. Miller-Cleveland and Boise.
j. 7. Mpntgomery-Cleveland and
some good western man.
Peter Pehl-Cleveland and some
good western man.
John DeLong-.-Cleveland ard
Boies.
James Hopkins Morrison for pres.
ident; no choice for second place.
j. w. Murphy-Cleveland AMI a
good western man.
VIM. Courtney-Cleveland by all
means if it can be demonstrated he
can carry New York.
Frank B: Meyer-Cleveland and
Palmer would sweep the country.
John b yatt-Cleve!and and Boies.
DR.. McNeil-CIevelaud and Boies.
Robert Thatcher - Cleveland, and
Gray of Indiana, are my favorites.
A. j. Warren said: My first choice
is the great demander of "tariff re-
FORM" Who in thunderous tones.
aroused the world from its dreams and
theorizing over toe bloody shirt plat
forms, especially James 6. Blaine and
VIM. Mckinley; who realized that
the intelligence OF the country deman.
Aed modification OF exoroitant prices