The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-03-25

.Just as soon have Cleveland as any
R'F. Moore. Williamsport: "Cleve-
! land is the OIL man that can beat
1 Rocse 'et.
w. JIM ore, Stock man: 81 am for
Parker. and I'm opposed to anything
Bryan's for. He never was democrat,
anyhow"
j. A. Sanders. Neapolis, member
| New County Court: Parker
J.R. Buchanan, farmer, Spring Hill:
parker.
7. A. Baker, farmer, President Leoni-
das Pivouac: Cleveland is the most
available man.
Seth W. Wartield, farmer and stock
raiser: PARKER is my choice.
r. G. Sparrow, Secretary Alabama
Phosphate Co.. | am for Cleveland. =
w. H. Wilson, Insurance: So am L
and we are going to elect him
j G, Wooten, merchant: "Cleve-
land -
ABB Rains, Druggist: Cleveland =
i. w. Maxwell, farmer, of Culleoka:
for Parker, but would vote for Cleve'
land
G. J. Akin, engineer: Parker is my
choice.
Eugene Pillow: Parker.
Frank Williams, school teacher: par
ker.'
John j. Stephenson, farmer, Ash
wood "Parker.
1 f. G. Frierson, Ashwood, farme-;
"Cleveland.
n b. Cochran, drummer: "Cleve-
land
N. B. Sheppard. II am for Parker.
Would be for Cleveland, but dol' t
believe he can get the nomination.
DR.. e. A, Timmons, poet, author and
orator: II prefer Parker or David b.
Hill. | believe, however, that Cleveland
! could come nearer winning than any one
we could nominate, bus IN against
him. He's had it twice, and that s
enough. And then, if we are going to
put in a Republican. | think we ought
to nut in one in name as we'll as belief
and practice.
A, s. James, Jeweler: Il am for
Cleveland, every day and Sunday too =
Former Chief of Police John Latta:
~ am for Parker or Ed Carmack.
Henry Ragsdale. ex-Sheriff: Il am
for anv good democrat. Prefer Parker.
Luther Thomas. County Clerk. II
guess am for Cleveland, and am not
much Oh HIM
d. B. Whitaker, farmer, Cross Bird
ges: Parker.
Judge Sam Holding: II am for Cleve-
land. [ want to see him put up against
Roosevelt. because | believe he is the
strongest man, and would have the best
chance to WIN: and otherwise as dem
ocrat. he is acceptable TO me. Besides
heno in harmony with Us on pubic
ouestiops, he is so conservatively oppos-
ed TO the strenuous policies OF Roose-
Welt that ne commends himself to the
great mass of American citizens VINO
Cherish the best traditions OF the Re
nnbllc have no objection to Parker,
and would support him cheerfuliy II
nominated. The nomination of Hearst
would be a reproach to any people.
b. Ashton, Flour Manufacturer:
~ am for Cleveland, first last and all
the time He's the Moses of the Dem
ocratic party,
W. M. Chaffin, bank clerk: 81 am for
Cleveland.
81 am for Parker.
A M Denton, farmer, Groveland, the
r & Williamson, farmer, Culleoka:
~ am for Cleveland Judge Parker is a
good man. but I'm AFRAID he cannot
8 r Calender, Produce Merchant;
IT am for any good mtn Don't want
Cleveland under any circumstances. y
IT T. Gordon. Insurance.: II am for
Judge Parker
Dr. John L Haywood, of TImmons
81 am for Parker also.
.John Mitchell, Merchant: "Grover
Cleveland. He's the only man that
stands shadow Of a chance
Dr.. Ernest Sheppard: Il ain for any
body but van.
W s. Fleming. attorney: II am for
Grover Cleveland He's the greatest
American citizen
Meade frtrson, General Manager
Columbia Cotton Mills and President
Century Club Il am the orIelna CleVe
land man, and am for him first last
and all the time
John Trotwocd Moore: "Anybod,
but Cleveland, aud If he Is nominated
III, vote Tor Roosevelt =
Aleck Mckay, Turfman: 81 am fol
| Old Grover.
George T. Hughes, lawyer Il an
for Parker. | would not favor Gle 'e
lands nomination on the third tern
IDEA.
II. p. Figuers, Lawyer: II am fo
Cleveland against the world; he's tn'
only man in the party that al win.
DR.. w. A Provine. pastor Cumber
land Pres byterian Church: II am 10
| Cleveland straightouJ.'
II f Haynes, Lawyer: cleveland
Jack G Osborn, farmer: IL am To-
Parker
W G Whittborpe Lawyer: "Parke
frs and Till next.
j y. Voornies, Lawyer: For Cleve
l lar against the world.
: III. r. Alexander. Phosphate Dealer