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

No Name But CIeveland's Heard
Over There.
David Simpson, Assistant City Attorney,
Rep.-WeH, | nm a Republican, but itrseems
to me that on the Democratic ticket Cleve-
land will make by far the best run. Put
Does on the ticket with him as vice presi-
dent and you will have pretty strong team.
Aid. Blichfeld Rep.-Cleveland will make
fine run no doubt for he Is apparently an
able man and the choice of the Democrats.
Place Boies on the ticket for vice president
and the two will make a great run.
Elmer Foster, the Bah Player, Dem.-Cleve-
land is hard hitter, fine base runner and
a brilliant fielder HesisA pennant winner
captain their team.
AID Ingenhutt. Dem.-I am q great adj
mlrer of Grover Cleveland, and think that he
Will be the nominee.
Park Commissioner Ryan, Dem.-Cleveland
made an excellent president, and have moi
heard the name of any one mentioned that
would be as popular nominee as him.
County Commissioner Nash, Rep.-lf you
wanted to know my choice for the ReDub
lican nominee would emphasize the name of
j. q. Blaine, but as it is the Democratic
nominee shall have to say that have but
little preference among the candidates that
have been mentioned
Ex-Ald Erwin, Dem.-Grover Cleveland is
not only my choice; but he is the choice of
nine tenths of the Democrats in the country.
Hits the choice of the delegates in New
York but not of the people.
Aid j. i. Mcclure, Dem.-EX-Presiden
Cleveland should be the nominee. He is an
able man and is especially qualified to OIL
ciate as chief magistrate.
Ex-CounIy Auditor Condin. Rep.-I am
Republican and have no desire TO dictate to
the Democrats. There are many able men
in the ranks of the Democracy that could
fill the presidential chair with dignity, but
do not feel disposed to name the martyr.
j. w. Alexander, Dem.-CIeveland. first,
last and ali the time.
Senator j. W. Bell, Dem.-Grover Cleve-
land is undoubtedly the most able man that
the Democratic party has for presidential
ever if it would be good policy to nominate
him. There seems to be n breach between
the ex-president and Senator Hill, but
whether it would result in anything disas
trous l do not know. | would rather see
some other man that believes i'll Cleveland's
doctrine, i. e., tariff reform, nominated.
EX-Ald. Vogt Rep.-There is not the least
doubt but that Cleveland is the best man the
Democrats can nominate. He would poll
large vote from the Republican party.
Superintendent of Police Henderson Dem.
Cleveland would make the best president,
it would seem to me. AS to vice president, l
30 not know; have not considered it.
Chief August Runge, Fire Department
Grover NIGVelauu Ultu6 all 6ACellGnG pr6Sl-
dent when he occupied the chair before, and
he would make even Il better one this time.
Titus Mareck Dem.-Give me Grover Cleve-
land. He is my choice for president As for
vice president. l think Boies would make
good one. Roger Q. Mills would also make
fine vice president =
Ed A. Stevens, Dem.-As for me, Grover
Cleveland is my first choice have not
thought of vice president but think either
Gov. Peck, of Wisconsin. Bill Nye Or Mike
Doran wonld do first rate.
G. Habrook, DENNY first choice is
Cleveland, and for vice president, Palmer.
T. f. Lally-Glve US Cleveland for pres
ident and either Boies or Palmer for vice.
Cleveland made record for himself before,
and will do So again if he is elected.
Health Commissioner Kelly, REPEATER
Harrison, | think Cleveland would make the
best president. He certainly gave us pretty
good administration (for DemocraD before.
Boies, of Iowa. it seems to me, would make a
good vice president. The TWO would form q
strong team.
Assistant City Attorney Dunn, Rep
Cleveland has the inside track, at least for
the nomination. Boies would make an ex-
cellent vice president.
A. 7. Fay, Rep.-Cleyeland seems to be the
choice of the Democrats. and if were one l
guess l should vote for him.
NJ, F. McHale, Rep.-Though not a Dem
ocrat think Cleveland would make pretty
good president.
= IL. y. DeanlIlR, hep-l W lOt uduUle
in politics to any extent yet it seems to me
that Cleveland is good man. he seems to
represent a more conservative element than
Hill aoes. and the people trust him more.
e. R. Hazen and p. Dickson, Reps
Cleveland would make a splendid president.
Hill is out of the race entirely, and he is not
the right kind of a Democrat in any event to
be elected president of the United States
E. j. Rose. Dem.-Cleveland is an honest
and conservative man; one who has the best
interests of the country at heart. l think
Cleveland will undoubtedly be the man
nominated at Chicago. l am an admirer of
Boies though l look upon Palmer as an able
man in every particular.
C. NJ. Foote Dem.-I have never for q mo
ment thought that any other man than
Grover Cleveland should be nominated by
the Democrats.
C. E. Braden, Rep.-I am Republican and
as sucn hope that the Democrats will not
nominate Cleveland But he is the best man