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Mr.. S. b. Palmer, a Savannahian who
spends much of his time in Connecticut,
in discussing the Tammany banquet
which was given in honor of Mayor
George B. Mcclellan at Sherry's Mon
day night, said yesterday:
Il was very sorry to note the alb
sence of Grover Cleveland at this gath
ering of the representative men of the
Democratic party as / had expected
that his speech would have much bear
ing on determining who would lead the
Democratic hosts in the coming cam
paign. Mr.. Cleveland is one of the
ablest and most patriotic men in the
country to-day. but l do not believe
that it would be well to nominate him
this year. Judge Alton B. Parker is
the most talked of man in the New
England states, and l believe he is the
most logical man for all factions to
unite on. Then, too, German is a good
man, but the trouble with him is that
his following in New York is not suffi-
Client to count on his carrying the En-
pire State il he should be made the
standard bearer of his party.
This is a Democratic year." said
Mr. Palmer, land if the party will only
move cautiously and select the right
man and make the fight on living is
sues, we will certainly defeat Mr..
Roosevelt for reelection. Judge Par
ker at the head of the ticket with a
good man from the Middle West for
second place and an aggressive cam
paign along the right lines means GER
tain victory for the Democracy"
'"Tammany Hall and New York city
Clellan to the next Democratic Ma
tional Convention" said Mr.. w. f..
Wilson, member of Tammany, who is
guest at the De Soto. HE is the
man of the day. and can win a grand
victory for the Democratic party in
the nation as he did in the recent cleo
ton in New York city He is going to
give New York clean administration,
and / am sure that he will do much to
remove the prejudice which exists
against the greatest city on earth.
Judge Parker will not be in it when
il comes to electing the New York dele
CATION. His stock has been declining
every day since the November election,
and by the time the convention meets
Won win nof hear his name mentioned. /"
Senator German and Mr.. Hearst in
New York. Mr.. Wilson said:
"Cornaan has MANY friends. but could
mt hone for the New York DELEGATION.
and az for Hearst well he is running
a side show Of his own and has press
agente ali over the country hut his
own nanerr Is the only genuine sun
nort he mas Peonle laugh AT the idea
81 Hearst for president. and he has no
Y,ora chance If the nomination than
Tin sullivan"
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