The weekly tribune., 1892-03-12
THEIR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.
DEMOCRATS Of the City Interviewed M to
Their Candidates tor the Presi-
dental Nomination.

lowing are the preferences as expressed
A. Jensen My preference is David Il
Hill. He is a good. SQUAD, 1--we demo
crat. No mugwumpism about him. His
success thus lar III politics shows him tc
be an able man and it nominated he
would carry the party on tO victory. lie
is practical politician and good organ
izer and is the hest man to nominate
7 Nick D'Bren II is my belief that
Hill. If he got the the nomination, would
be u sure winner ! believe him to he
the best man III the country.
ID. W. Batcnan am Cleveland
man first. last and all the time. OF
course. there are other good men in the
party, hut Cleveland il my choice. lie
| has been tried and not found wanting.
He. without doubt. is all right on the
silver question for the gon' of the entire
nation and while the west, of course,
would prefer an out and ont free coinage
candidate. donbt if 1t can demand its
wants or control the national convention
+, at this time
G. c. Mcdonald My choice is Grover
| Cleveland.
T.. G. Marlay Any good democrat
will suit me-. have no particular pref
crCncc.
p. GALLAGHER Of the Um My choice is
David 3. Iiill. hciirvr If he Is nom
mated by the convention he will be n
free silver man and that is what we
want. Ills tariff ideas are democratic in
every scnsr of the word.
Vim. l.. Green | am for Grover Ci"vc-
land first. last and all the time.
II. Wildckopf Grover Cleveland is my
choice. He ought to be nominated. IL"
has been tried and we know him to be
honest and true.
Jerry Collins am irrcvocal,ly rol
the ~ Dung Hickory of the democratic
party. David Bennett Hill. Nominal,
Hill and his election is a fOrcgone con.
clusion. lie is especially popular in the
south and would get greater maiortes
in that section than any other possible
candidate His trip through the south.
to be made in few days. Will prove it.
lie can carry New York with 10000 votes
to spare. and all the mugwumps in
Chrlstrndom cant prevent II. Th" Ein-
plre state never produced greater
party leader and his public and private
record is without single blcmlSh. Hill
is also {; great favoritc in the democratic
-tatcs Of Indiana. New Jersey. ana Con-
ncctlcut. and would carry them with a
hurrah. This is all that !s necessary. |
would stak" my life, almost. that Hin
can carry New York. Indiana, New .jcr-
scy, Connecticut and the southern states
and these will make him president. Mug
wump votes in Massachusetts and lin
dependent" ballots elsewhere are very
fine IN their way. but they won't count
n the electoral college. Iiill Is 'hc man
10 win and besides when he is inductcd
into Office hc will be, as he has always
been. DEMOCRAT.
=. Kelly, Agent Great Northern Ky
hav" no particular choice. Any good
democrat would do for me. However.
should I make choice. it "oud be
Cleveland.
Ira Myers Hill is my man because
believe him to be the man hat the sill
yer producing states can depend upon.
j. l.. Henry Hill is my choice
W. f. Gctz Count me in for -. T.
Hill.
John Renncr-D. b. Iiill is my choice
have voted for Cleveland twice, but he
is not the man we want. lie would not
have been elected the first time he ran
had it not been for Hendricks being on
the ticket with him.
Senator Paris Gibson am for Gro
yer Cleveland first, last. and all the
time.
T.. ". Bach My choice is w. Il. Nor
ison. Should the nomination go to the
east | would favor Hill.
Robert pon;et -Anybody but Hill;
this is not suying that would not sup
port him if he were nominated. | have
always been an OutspoIicn cleveland
man. However. there are many other