Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23

DR.. Ames will carry four of the six wards
Of Minneapolis, ''and don't you forget it,
The Republican candidates for county
Offices are fearful that Washburn will prove
too heavy a load.
DR.. Ames will have majority of at least
one thousand in Hennepin county, "and
don't you forget it!'
Dick Huntington would like o be inter
viewed by some of the betting goody-
goodies who think Mace Eustis,w be de-
feated.
The Prohibitionists will fire their last
guns at mass meeting which they will
yember 9th.
DR.. Ames continues to be the friend and
''chum of the lower classes He doesn't
turn up his nose at workingmen. Wash
burn does. "And don't you forget it"'
Washburn sold out Minneapolis, al
though local syndicate wanted to buy
his stock if he desired to sell, and thus
keep local control of the st. Louis road.
He got his price. ''And don't you forget
it.'s
Washburn has given employment to
hundreds of men. and always paid them
as little as he could, some of them
only received fifty cents on the dol
lar, at that. ''And don't you forget it."
They don't.
The Republicans announce that they will
open the campaign by volley in Peter
sons hall this evening. The advertised
speakers are G. A. Pillsbury, F. F. Davis,
William Anderson, Loring Fletcher and
Bill Washburn.
What matters it how Bill Washburn
stands on the tariff question, or in fact any
question of national Importance other
than pine lands-inasmuch as there is no
record OF his having accomplished any
thing during two terms in congress, either
for or against any measure whatsoever?
Let Washburn answer tonight as he
mounts the stump in South Minneapolis.
It is announced through the columns of
the Subsidized" Press that Bill Wasnburn
will take the stump. He is advertised to
begin in Peterson's hall in South Minnea-
polls this evening. He will, without doubt,
deliver the stereotyped Republican speech,
which has been prepared by Charley John
son, the alleged ''Sixth ward mechanic
Curiosity will undoubtedly draw a full
house.
Six years ago last spring when DR.. Ames
was candidate for mayor, the Ereniag
Mott. edited by Charley Johnson, arraigned
him as ''the chum Of the lower classes, the |
who carry the dinner pail" |
and the next day announced that the term
lower classes is hereby defined to mean !
'pimps, blacklegs, loafers and bummers |
generally. Dr. Ames is the candidate of |
this class" The same Charley johnson is |
now running Washburn's campaign, and |
1.-THE dinner pail brigade" know it, ''and |
don't you forget it,
By some strange delusion Frank Nc DON
aid, the Republican candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office Of county auditor, ap-
parently believes he has life lease of the |
Office. Each time heretofore, his election |
has been as ''easy as rolling off log" and |
a CREASED log at that. The court house
ring carried him through. 1t is highly
probable, however, that that |
corrupt ''court house ring" will be knocked
into cooked hat' this time. The Demo
Gratis made timely and wise selection for
the Office. in the person of Mr.. Isadore
talented and educated German.
who is possessed of all the qualifications |
of filling the Office with credit to the
county.
On the Democratic ticket in old Henne-
pin county, which has thus far in its polit- |
ical career maintained massive Republican |
there are many names certain |
of election--a and, in fact, the election of |
the whole ticket is considered among the |
things possible-on November 18th. OF |
these there now seems nothing more GER
tain than the election of C. M. |
Foote, who heads the Twenty ninth |
legislative ticket. He is an educated gen.
tleman, polished and genial, the reliable |
friend of all who know him-and they are |
his friends as natural consequence. His |
acquaintance in Minneapolis is wide, he
having resided here for twelve years, and |
also having been actively identified |
with the business interests of the city the |
MOTOR portion of that time.