The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-14


nominees of the Indianapolis sound money
democratic convention. 1t is not expected
tnat the ticket will cut much figure in the
electlon.-Mazeppa Tribune.
The gold Democrats nominated at Indian
apol1s on Wednesday last Senator Palmer
OF Illinois, for president, and Gen. Buckner
or Kentucky, vice president. The band PLAYED
Yankee Doodle and thus closed one of the
most memorable Democratic conventions of
the nineteenth century.-Grafton News and
Times.
The free silverites are not particularly
we'll pleased with the work Of the convention
as the result of it is likely to add several
OF the so-called doubtful states to the Nc
k1nley column, and may possibly cause Bryan
to lose several of the Southern states which
nave been claimed as sure for him.-Sher-
burne County Times
The National Democratic party nominated
John M. Palmer, of Illinois, and Simon
Bolivar Buckner. of Kentucky for president
and vice president, respectively, on a sound
money platform at the Indianapolis conven-
ton last week. What will the harvest be?"
Brownsville News.
The move insures the election of Bryan,
as 1T gives the Republfcan-De Democrats a can
didate to vote for and takes that many votes
from Mckinley. -Worthington Globe.
Both are popular men in their states. and
though there is no prospect of their election
they will get thousands Of votes. There
are great many Democrats who would not
vote for either Bryan or Mckinley but
would, heard one say whittle out
Eastwood candidate and vote for that. This
new ticket will save them this trouble.-Todd
County Argus.
Being personal and intimate acquaintance
OF Gen: Palmer, we wish him success in
knocking OUT the free silver element.
OF course, the sound money Democratic cam
didates stand no show of being elected
Renville Times.
The true Democratic party of the United
States has named it's candidate for presi-
dent, and Hon. John NJ Palmer, of Illinois,
is the man. Those voting for him will ba
consistent Democrats from principle, and.
though their candidate Is defeated, they will
have the satisfaction of knowing that they
during it's long and eventfuI history. They
will not be as the cracker to the blacksnake
OF free silver oppression. The following Of
John NJ Palmer is entitled to the respect OF
the nation.-Litchf1eld Ledger.
The sound money Democratic convention
met in Indianapolis. Ind, last week. and
nominated Senator Palmer, of Illinois, for
president, and Gen. Buckner, of Kentucky.
for vice president. The convention was well
represented from all states in the union,
and the delegates represented that wing of
the Democratic party in accord with Demo-
cratic tradition of sound money.-St. Peter
Tribune.
The Indianapolis convention of sound
money Democrats concluded its labors last
Friday by nominating Senator John M. Pal
mer, of Illinois, for president, and Gen.
Simon Bolivar Buckner, of Kentucky, for
vice president The convention was large
and enthusiastic. and seem determined to
make a canvass of the country for the ticket
nominated but we appreciate it will cut very
little figure in the result.-Weekly Valley
Herald.
Palmer and Buekner, the nominees of the
indianapolis gold Democrats convention, are
almost sure to carry several Southern states.
This makes McKinley's election certainty.
Princeton Union.
Gen. Palmer. of Illinois. and Gen. Buck
ner, of Kentucky, are the nominees for presi-
dent and vice president Of the Democrats
who met at Indianapolis last week. Both are
good men. but cannot be elected.-Le Sueur
News.