St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-28
CHIPPEWA COUNTY.
The New Addition to the Second
District Solid for Grover.

District Solid for Grover.
Special to the Globe
MoNTEYIDEo, Mimi, March q. =
These interviews are from leading men
from all parts of this county. and show
exactly how the county of Chippewa
stands on a Democratic candidate for
president:
Sheriff A. l. Ammondson, Rep
prefer Cleveland, and Boies second
choice: would not want Hill under any
consideration.
c. A. Fossness, Pro.-Cleveland is
pretty good man; could not have much
time for Hill.
Hon. H. c. Wadswortn. Rep.-Cleve-
land is the lest man; Cleveland is not
quite as dirty as Hill.
Lafayette Stevens, ALL would pre-
choice is Boies.
Knud E. Leen, ALL think would
prefer Boies; second choice, Cleveland.
John Newman, Dem.-1'll take Cleve-
land; second choice, BOieS.
Erick Leen, Rep.-I like Cleveland
we'll; he is an honest man.
Henry Seaman, Dem.-CleVeland for
me; no Hill in mine; second choice,
Palmer.
Hans Lund, Dem.-I'll go for Cleve-
land.
County Commissioner Fl. L. Toedt.
Ailiance-As far as | am concerned,
would rather have Cleveland. OF Hill,
as far as l understand, l don't think
very much of him.
Rev. Joseph Hogg, Pastor M. E.
Church, PRO- prefer Cleveland.
w. D. Mercereau, Rep. 1 prefer
BOies.
c. E. Barber. Rep.-I prefer Cleve-
land
J.E. Henry, Editor of Leader. Rep
er. | don't think Cleveland or Hill,
either one of them, would be in it.
E. J. Lindquist. Dem.-Cleveland;
and he will get there, too.
Village Councillor w. r. Pearson,
Rep.-I think ! would as soon see Cleve-
land there as any one. Hill is controlled
by that Tammany ring.
w. NJ. Taylor, Rep.-Cleveland is my
choice of the four men.
Erick Otterholt, Dem.-I am for Cleye-
land.
Ralvor Knudson, Dem.-I 60 for
Cleveland.
Charles Marble. Cleveland is
my choice; second choice, Palmer.
Peter Silvernail. Dem.-I prefer
Cleveland; second choice. Boies. Don't
want Hill.
Banker C. 81. Budd, Rep.-Cleveland
is my choice; second choice, Boies.
Judge l.. r. Meyer, Rep.--If had to
vote for one of the four I'd vote for
Cleveland.
Taylor Knight, Rep.-l should chance
Cleveland.
John Anderson, Cleveland by
all odds.
Chairman of County Committee John
Kohr, All.--Cleveland is my choice;
second choice. Boies.
G. j. Nelson, Rep would see
Cleveland.
F. II. Cortelyon, Rep.-Cleveland.
County Attorney j. o. Hougland, Rep.
Il should be very much in favor of
Cleveland; certainly would not want
HILL
l.. E. Utley, Pro.-Cleveland.
M. G. Titus, Rep.--l prefer Cleveland
to Hill.
Chairman of County Committee
George Ii. Claggett. Dem.-CleveIand is
the man to maintain pure Democracy.
! will not vote for Hill. Second choice,
Boies.
F. M. Wolfe lone of county commit
tee) Dem.--I am tor Cleveland first, Last
and all the time.
F. H. Lend. DEM, One of County
ommittee-Cleveland.
&. A. Eaton, ex-mayor. Dem. -Pd
sooner see Cleveland to Hill.
Jerry Halderman, Rep.-Palmer is
my man.
w. A. Dusell, DEM Cleveland; don't
want Hill.
Tom Otto. Dem.-Cleveland and
Boies. For Gods sake, never get Hill
ii. w. Heagy ST., All.-Pd rather see
Palmer.
Joseph jain. DEM, on Congressional
District Committee prefer Cleveland;
second choice. BoieS.
James Murphy, Dem.-Cleveland is
my choice; Palmer is my second choice;
don't like Hill; he is too much of po-
litical schem6r.
Ole Ammondson, Dem.-Cleveland, l
think; second choice. Boies.
E. L. Rowe, Dem.-Cleveland first,
BoieS second, Hill never.
Nels KolStad, Dem.-Hill could never
be my man: either BoieS or Cleveland
is my choice.
Peter Melting. Dem. I prefer Cleve-
land; second choice, Boies; don't like
Hill
j. J. Coutts, DEM Cleveland; sec
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