Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-18
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
FMtt Meeting and Highly Ealogisetc En-
dorsense,at of The GI0be--Other Matters of

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Fssu Meeting and Highly Ensogtsetc En-
dorseme,at of The Globe--O Other Matters Of
Party Interest.
Agreeably to the previous notice, some forty
odd Democratic members of the Legislature
met in the Hall Of the House at the State Capt.
tol last evening. The meeting was organized
by calling Hon. W. H. Miller, of Carver, to the
chair, and the appointment of Hon, G. F..
Macdonald as Secretary.
THE BEST MEANS OF ORGANIZATION.
A general discussion then ensued as to
more permanent and effective or
ganization of the party, which formerly
crystalized in the offering by Hon. J. NJ. Bowler
of Renville, of the following resolution and its
unanimous adoption by the caucus:
. hes0t,cd, That committee of five members
OF this caucus be appointed to confer with the
Democratic State Central Committee and other
prominent members of the Democratic party
OF this State as to the best measures to be
adopted to perfect the organization and pro.
mote the success of the party, and to report at
an adjourned meeting Of this caucus.
THE COMMITTEE.
In pursuance of the above the chair ap
pointed the following committee:
Hons. l. NJ. Bowler, g. B. Dresbach, Samue
Miller, Ed. Rice and Henry Kinds.
THE GLOBE.
Senator Macdonald then offered the follow
ing resolution which earnestly and efec
| lively advocated by Messrs. Dresbach, Rice
Campbell, w. NJ, Bowler, Kinds and other
and then unanimously adopted:
| WHEREAS, Every Democratic citizen of thi
State has felt the urgent necessity of Daily
Morning Democratic Newspaper; and
WHEREAS, II. P. Hall, Esq, of st. Paul. has
at a heavy personal expenditure, without aic
| Qcc1o far from, no ohoco I,
Western Associated Press and Telegraph
Franchise for Daily Morning Democratic
Newspaper in the City of st. Paul, and is nov
issuing the DAILY and WEEKLY GLOBE in sait
city,
| Resolued, by the Democratic members of tn
| Legislature, That we believe it to be the dut
| OF all Democrats to personally aid and encour
age every effort to permanently establish sue
a paper.
RESOLVED, further, That we will employ GU
individual efforts to that end, and we ask GU
Democratic brethren throughout this State t
become subscribers to The DAILY AND WEEKL
GLOBE, and encourage this enterprise by solicit
ing the interest of their neighbors in it's behalf
PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.
After the adoption of the above resolution
Hon. Henry Kinds again addressed the caucu
at some length in advocacy of an earnest an
united purpose to cary out, on the part Of tn
members, the recommendations embraced
most practical means Of doing 3d. that tt
members each subscribe for from ten to 6ftee
copies of The GLOBE apiece and send the
during the session to their Democratic CO..
stituents, taking care not to send to one ma
every day, but to scatter them around, SO
thereby to bring the paper to the notice of
many Democrats throughout the State as pc
sible. Mr. Kinds suggestion seemed to meet
hearty response, wher, after few further ge
eral remarks upon the several matters viii
had been discussed during the evening, the ca
Gus adjourned subject to the call of the cha
man.