Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05

gret that this city has not one respectable
newspaper. He said the papers which ar
published here only iniure the Republiea,
cause. That is precisely the opinion
of all thinking men.
The unrighteous Tribune would stsa
money from the city by presentingifraud
uIent bills and then malign an homes
man for endeavoring to collect salar!
provided by an lact of the Legislature
Such is the consistency of good Deacon
Nettleton, of Glyndon townsite svindlinG
notoriety.
The GLOBE has devoted considerable
Tina to discover one Irish Democrat in the
city who would vote the Republican ticket
and is happy to state that none has Deer
found. The Irish voters of Mime apoiIs
are as true as steel and they can be de-
pended on in an emergency like that of to-
morrow.
In a freak of good nature the Democrats
invited the Republican managers to unite
with them II hiring large hall for Tues
day night, where all could meet after the
battle and hear the returns. The Repub-
Iicans declined as they are not sure thai
they will be sufficiently interested.
THE GLOBE is informed that there is an
organized movement on foot to deceive
foreign born Democrats who cannot read
English, into voting for D. A. Lydiard
The ring leaders are despicable knaves
and should be mailed to the Cross"
QUE Franco-Amerioau citizens are a lit
tie ho5 over the lies the Republican bosses
told them last fall, add they will now
come pretty near holding up their right
hands and swearing that most Of them
have been voting on the wrong side.
EVERY vote Is needed tomorrow. Read
er, see that you exercise your franchise
early tomorrow, and then turn your at
tention toward your friends. Be pune
tillious. Make it your duty to know that
every friend votes and rotes right.
READ your ticket closely and see that
every Democratic candidate appears
thereon. Thousands of split tickets have
been printed in favor OF this, that or the
other Republican candidate. Be not de-
ceived.
YES, Mat Walsh voted to pay the alder
men the magnificent salary of three hun
dred dollars per year. And Dave Leydiard,
his competitor, says that is what he, as
one of the legislature, intended should be
done.
That dramatic expounder of Republican
logic from the stump, Col Hicks, says the
Prohibitionists should vote for Lydiard be-
cause, forsooth, the Prohibitionists cannot
elect Mr.. Durham, their regular candidate.
Spot those Republican repeaters to-mor-
row. The same names appear upon poll
lists at various voting precincts. A very
suspicious circumstance. Again, spot
them.
The Tribune and Journal insist that
Biernann should not be elected because
he is foreigner and have the cheek to
ask foreigners to vote against him.
GoyERSoR HUBBARD went to the cup
board-tho sly dog wanted bone; but
when he got there the cupboard was bare,
and so poor Hubbard got none.
Bury the old court house ring under
such an avalanche of Democratic votes
that it eau never be resurrected. That's
your duty, boys; perform it.
GILMORE isn't making a personal can
vass! OF course not. That's why he
is spending SO much time in suburban
saloons.
MAJOR CAMP, a staunch Republican and
pretty fair mathematician, comedies
Biermann fifteen hundred in Hennepin
county.
The French citizens are actively work
ing for the Democratic ticket and will give
solid vote tomorrow for Biermann and
reform.
DoN'T forget to see that the namo of
john z. Joseph is on your ticket for
county commissioner. He viii do good
service.
OLD Heanepin will do its duty to-mor-
row by voting for capable man to act as
treasurer, and that is Hon. Matthew Walsh.
GRAPEVINE telegram: The Tribune Ell
toriai explaining why the people didn't
vote right is already in type.
SINCE his speech at Market hall Satur-
day night our illustrious senator has been
dubbed apathy Mcmillan"
TIE court house ring concede the cleo
ton of Walsh as county treasurer by an
overwhelming majority.
DEMOCRATS, victory is within your grasp
Do your duty. Stand by the ticket nobly
and all honor is yours.