St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-29
Cleveland is away ahead of all Others in

Cleveland is away ahead of all others in
this country.
Hon. B. M. Chesley, ALL think
Cleveland and Boies could make the
best run for the Democrats OF this state,
and if there was harmony in New YORK
this ticket would give the Republican
party the hardest fight they have ever
had.
w. A. Cragin. Dem.-I am for Cleve-
think that with both of these at the
head of the ticket we could win sure.
Ii. V. de Guinon, Dem.-Cleveland
has been weighed in the balance and
found not wanting, and should be re-
turned to the White house. Carlisle for
vice president.
A. G. Gerber, Dem.-Cleveland's adj
ministration was good one and
would like to see him reelected, with
Boies for vice president
Sheriff Gunderson, All.--Cleveland is
my choice of all the candidates i'll the
field now, regardless of party, with
Western man for second place on the
ticket.
Frank Gaethe. Dem.-If Cleveland is
nominated l support the Democratic
ticket, otherwise | cannot say.
William HintZe, Dem.-Cleveland is
my man. with Boies as vice president.
Wesley Jenkins, All.-Cleveland is
great favorite in both Democratic and
Alliance circles; if he is nominated.
Boies OF Palmer should be put up for
vice president.
j. NJ. Hetland, ALL. Register of Deeds
i think Cleveland is the best man for
the place.
John Littster, Dem.-Farmer Cleve-
land, OF course, with good man from
the West as vice president.
f. l.. Hampson,. Pro.-We ought to
elect man that will give us an admin
istration for the people, Cleveland is as
good as any one in the two old parties.
Frank Seignr. Dem.-Cleveland is
the man; vice president, Boies.
o. H. Myron, Rep Try Hill and see
how you like him; he is a great politl-
clan and ought to make good Demo-
cratic president.
A. Running, Pro. i would say
Cleveland is your most likely candi-
date.
Charles E. Cragin, Dem.-Cleveland
will draw numerous votes from Repub-
lican Alliance men; Palmer Tor vice
president.
j. q. Herringer, Dem. = Cleveland
gave us splendid administration, and
/ would be willing TO try him again, but
any good Democrat can win. B0ieS for
vice president.
Judge II. Hunting, Dem. Cleveland
and no second choice. Either Boies or
Palmer for vice president.
j. V. Campbell. Rep, Postmaster-1
think Cleveland is great and good
man, and. if New York would stand by
him, he could be elected next fall.
J. C.Norby ALL, Editor of the Her
ald-Cleveland is the man the people
want. Boies or Palmer for vice presi-
dent.
Dan l.. Mclaughlin, DEM, Grain
Buyer-Cleveland and Boies is the tick
ct that would suit me best, and | think
would be the most popular one in the
West.
w. W. Calkins, Pro.-Cleveland made
good record, and l might cast a ballot
for him if he is nominated this year.
Any good man for vice president.
Deputy Sheriff j. E. Volland, DEM
Cleveland is strong candidate in the
West, and is my favorlte in the field
now.
E. j. Kloety, Dem.-Cleveland every
time, with Boies, of Iowa, for vice pres
ident.
Lewis Jacobson, County Treasurer.
All.-Hill is my choice, but think Cleye-
land is more popular in the Northwest.
A Western man as vice president.
Col. William Patterson. Hotel Pro-
prietor. Rep.-Boies is the best man
of the lot. Pattison for vice president.
Charles F. Gaetke, Dem.-Cleveland
first, last and always. Boies for vice
president
S. B. Cragin, Dem.-Cleveland and
Palmer is good combination.
,T,.Ic Inn n, Nd md
Boies.
E. B. Larson. County Attorney, Pro.
cleveland and Carlisle would be a
strong ticket.
B. F. Ashelman. Dem.-Glevelan and
Boies or Palmer, on a platform dead
against free coinage, and clear and
strong for tariff reform.