St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-30
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Cleveland the FavOrite, With
Boie3 as a Running Mate.

Special 10 the Globe
SALTWATER, March 90 E. W. Durant,
Dem.-lf politics is as | understand it to be.
the best management for the material inter
ests of our country, and were to name a
candidate tor the presidency whom L con-
slder has been and would be governed by the
constitution of our country. and who would
recommend legislation for the best interests
of the entire people. should name Grover
Cleveland, and for vice president would Sc
lect Gov. Boies, OF Iowa, whom L consider
strong man.
Grover Cleveland as the Democratic choice
for the presidency, thinking that he could
carry the country by larger majority than
any other man. BY this do not mean to say
that no other Democrat could carry the coun.
try My choice for vice PRESIDENTS Boies, OF
Iowa.
Charles E. Mosier, Dem i consider Gro
yer Cleveland the strongest and most popu-
lar man for the presidency. and for vice
president my choice is unquestionably Boles'
of Iowa.
A. S Merriam, Dem.-Hill be darned;
say Palmer for president and Boies for vice
president. an an Illinois man, and, there
fore, my choice is Palmer. If not Palmer give
US (leveland by all means.
A. n. Lindholm DENNY choice is Gro
yer Cleveland for president and Boies for
vice president. | consider Cleveland. by all
odds, the strongest man in the Democratic
party today and think that he is almost
the unanimous choice of the country. Boies
would in measure assist him in carrying
the Nest
John u Brien, Dem.-Cleveland, of course,
and Palmer for vice presidents. don't think
there is a man III The Democratic party that
can pOll as large a vote as Cleveland. and
Palmer would strengthen him i'll his own
state.
John G. Nelson. Rep.-If have to see a
Democratic president would prefer Grover
Cleveland 10 all others. | tniuk he is the
strongest man in the party For vice presi-
dent think GoIman v ouid do.
D. c. HeninP, Rep.--lf have to live under
a Democratic administration would prefer
Grover Cleveland to any other man, and for
vice president Palmer. of Illinois Cleveland
gave us Il good administration. and is capable
of doing so again.
jim Searles. Rep. Cleveland is the strong
est man il the West and, if the Democrats
have got 10 take the persimmOn, Cleveland
is the best. | have no choice for vice presi-
dent, the head of the ticket would determine
the matter.
+. W. Gail, Rep.-CleveIand in my mind,
is the Strongest, aud Hill the weakest. Vice
president does not cut much of figure, and
] have no choice.
Judge J. c. Nethaway. Dem.-Cleveland
for president and Boies or Palmer for vice
president. l think Cleveland would poll the
largest vote.
James Z. Barron. Dem.-I think Cleveland.
although admire Hill If Cleveland is not
nominated, then give me Hill as my second
choice. Gov. Boies of Iowa, would be my
choice for vice president.
Geor NJ. Seymour, Rep. If q Democratic
president is 10 he elected, then give me Cleve
land he is by all odds the strongest. | think
Boies. of Iowa, would make good vice pres
idenU
samuel Mcclure, Rep,-I would sooner see
Cleveland elected than any other Democrat.
He gave us one or the hest administrations
we ever had. L have nothing to say to vice
pIesid IN. &C.
Ili. CARL, Dem.-I think that Cleveland
would be The strongest but there are certain
vice TTcsidentI favor Boies.
James Goodman. Dem.-I think Cleveland
is the strongest. and for vice president |
would say Boies, of Iowa.
Hon. c. P. Gregory. DEM have been
discussing that question in my own mind.
and any conclusion that l have arrived at
at this time would necessarily be subject to
modification later OH. as conditions may
change. My preference would be for Cleve-
land if he could be elected, and among the
four mentioned my second choice would be
Boies SO far as the, question has taken
formative shape. | think tray, of Indiana,
would he my choice for vice president. He
is an able man and strong in his own state
IL If. Gilen. Dem. Cleveland, of course,
is the strongest man i'll the Democratic party
and will poll the largest number of votes.
For vice president Boies, of Iowa, is my
choice.
c. A. Bennett Rep.-Cleveland, if we musI
have Democratic president. BOieS would
he strong candidate for vice president
W. c. MaslermGn. Rep think Hill is the
strongest mnn the Democratic party can put
up for president.
-.u.m Marty Rep.-I think Hill the strong
est candidate, with Palmer or Boies for vice
George H. Sullivan, Dem.-Palmer is the
strongest of the four Oh account of the fight
i'll New York. For second place on the Dem
ocralic ticket | should say Russell or Flower.
Is. j. Moser, Dem.-l am Cleveland man,
and consider him the strongest man in the
party. For vice president my choice is I'M
ouestonably Boies.
John Mccarthy, DENIM ny, certainly.
Cleveland is the strongest and best man.
BOies is my choice for vice president.
IL C. Fogle, Requirements would have
the strongest team with Cleveland for presi-
dent and Carlisle, of Kentucky, for vice pres
Ident.
II. II. Dixon, -Clevelandis by all odds
the strongest man for the presidency.
Andrew Richmond ALL The strongest
Democrat i'll my opinion is Cleveland and
Palmer should be nominated for vice presi-
dent.
Isaac Staples. Dem.-1 would never 20
back on Cleveland; he is our best man with
out question My choice for the vice presi-
dency would be Palmer, of Illinois,
H. G. Bronson Jr., Dem.-The strongest
candidate tor the presidency would be
Grover Cleveland with Boies for vice presi-
dent.
Leonard Clark. Rep.-Cleveland and Boies
would be the strongest team the Democratic
party could put i'll the field.
D. A. BakeEey, Rep.-lf the Democratic
party is TO lie successful in the next cam
paign, then would say Cleveland and Boies.
John Booren, Rep. = Cleveland is the
strongest Democrat. Boies for vice presi-
dent would be great support in the West.
V. c. Seward. Ind Cleveland for first
place on the ticket and Campbell or Boies
for vice president.
3. G. Merry, Rep..-Palmer is the strongest,
In my opinion. Cleveland would be the
strongest if it were not for David B. Hill.
Boies, l think, is the best for vice president
A. E. Doe, Rep.-I venture to say Cleve
land for president and Palmer, OF Illinois,
for vice president.
J. f. burke, Dem.-Clevelaud is the strong
est, and l think Gray would do as we'll as any
other for vice president.
j. A. O'Shaughnessy, Dem.-Cleveland
would be the strongest if Hill would fail in
line. If not Cleveland, would say Palmer