Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-14
Dunnelt Denounced at Albert Lea
Special Telegram to the Globe.

ALBERT LEA Oct. 13.-The Opera house in
this city was packed full tonight by the larg-
est audience ever assembled in this city to hear
political speech. Hon. s. p. Child spoke in
behalf of Mr.. Ward and made most elegant
and powerful speech, which produced a pro-
found impression. The following resolutions
we're adopted with shout:
WHEREAS, Mark 81. Dupnell, our present
member of Congress. has disappointed the ex.
pectations and defed the wishes of his con-
stituentS in the most aggressive manner, and
has used the position and influence gained in
the House of Representatives to obstruct, in
the interest of protracted monopolies in the
East, the passage of measures of vital impor-
tance to the productive classes of the West; and
WHEREAS He has used the political
influence gained at home to organize local
machine of the most offensive kind and make
himself an autocrat of little empire within
the organization of his party.
WHEREAS, He has been neeclessly arrogant
even in the assumption of his petty party au-
tocraoy and has made himself the center of q
yearly growing system of antaeonism, that has
finally involved the!Republican party of his
district in the present tangle.
WHEREAS, He has disregarded with The
same cool Indifference the appeals oe thought
full exponents of public opinion in his district
for fair reflection of the wishes and interests
of his constituents in his course upon public
questions, and the demands of individual
Republicans for respectful consideration of
their claims in his conduct of the political
affairs of the district.
WHEREAS, He has acted as though he
were the irresponsible autOcrat instead of the
servant of the people. Therefore, be it
Resolved That he has justly forfeited his
personal claims upon the continued support of
his constituents.
Resolved That w. G. Ward, in his public
t,o1 ,I,a no fI,a fr.n &c
the people and advocate Of retrenchment,
reform and honesty in the conduct of his pub
lie matters.
RESOLVED, That we recognize him as the right
full Republican candidate for Congress in this
district, and that we pledge him our united
efforts to secure his election.
The meeting closed with three cheers for
Ward. the peoples candidate.
Dunnelps DarEeu and Dunnelts Hotel
Bills.
Special Correspondence of the Globe.
PIPE STONE, Mimi, Oct. 9.-Editor GLOBE:
very am using occurrence took place here
last evening which has set our few Dunnell
men on the Qui uiue. Hon. Thos. Simpson, of
Winona, was billed here last evening in behalf
OF Mr.. Dunnell, and great preparations were
made to receive him, notices being posted all
over the county in the hopes of drawing full
house, which was success SO far as the house
was concerned, the faithful coming fifteen
miles to hear the distinguished speaker. Mr..
Simpson was taken sick at LuVerne, and not
being able to fill his appointment, having no
doubt heard that Hon. g. Baltimore was an
ardent Dunuell man and able speaker, sent the
following telegram:
''LUVERNE, Oct S.-Hon. 8. Baltimore
Pipe Stone: I am sick and not able to be there
tonight. Will you have the kindness to fill
my appointment. THos. SIMPSON"
The Hon. s. Baltimore proved to be mo- less a
distinguished person than our pet darkey, un-
able to read or write, but ready 70 ''fl de pint
ment," which he did to the entire satisfaction
of our Ward and Wells men. Sam gave the
rings 'chain lightning" first giving the Dem
ocrats broadside and then the Republicans a
cutting for getting his colored brethren into
trouble. 1t was hard to tell which side he was
supporting but Sam says he is helping MIR.
Dunnell and goes to Edgerton tonight to
'spound for Dunnell."
Dupnell is hard-up, as he is unable to pay
his hotel bills. When he was here he left oul
genial Huntley, of the Eureka" without pay.
ing his bill, and at this writing Huntley has
not received a cent for his lodging. This il
not campaign slander but an actual fact. Al
Fulda our tramp was not as successful. The
landlord of the Fulda House told him he could
not have his baggage until his bill was paid
and Mark had to take out a small portion OF
''ssnd'' money before he could get his grir
sack.
Our Democratic friends feel confident OF
Wells election. AJ.F.