Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23
Dakota County Politics.
Correspondence Daily Globe.

cpeclal Correspondence DAILY Globe.
HASTINGS, Oct. %, 1888.
At the last so-called peoples convention
which met in Pennington last Saturday,
the following ticket was placed before the
voters of this COUNTY:
NJ. 81. Sullivan-Judge of Probate,
Dan T. Chamberlain-Co County Attorney.
A. 8. acknowledgements.
John Heinen-Register of Deeds
d. f. Akien-Surveyor.
DR.. F. d. Abell-Coroner.
w. D. w. Pringle-Court Commissioner.
John transformations First District,
E. 8. Fish-Sheriff.
1t is well-known fact that the above
ticket is made up entirely, with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Heinen, of the most bitter Re-
publicans in Dakota county, which in
itself is enough to insure its defeat. Plac-
ing Mr.. Heinen on the ticket as register
of deeds, was as much surprise to that
gentleman as to his friends. But the
scheme was we'll planned, and so far has
worked all right, but here it ends. In the
first place, knowing Mr.. Heinen as we do,
and believing him to be man of honor,
not only to himself, but to his party, we
are satisfied in our own mind that he will
decline this empty offer. Mr.. Heinen is q
young man, has scarcely reached his
twenty second birth day, and with future
30 bright and promising to throw all away
simply to crafty the desire of few who
cell themselves his friends, but are in
reality his worst of enemies, is prepos-
ferrous.
Those very parties who are urging him
to accept and showing him what clean
sweep he has, are doing so for a purpose.
and that purpose is to politically kill him.
Mr.. Heinen once out of the way everything
looks clear for the present auditor to re-
tain his seat for some time. What if the
young man does not carry enough votes to
elect him register of deed if he accepts, the
Democrats will have nothing to do with
him. 1t is settled fact among Republl-
cans as we'll as Democrats that Mr.. Heinen
would carry the entire county if placed
on the Democratic ticket another year.
and for this reason it stands the Repub-
lican element IN hand to get him out Of
the way, even if by SO doing they are OBJ
liged to play Judas. But, gentlemen, it
will never work. AZ to the balance of the
ticket we have but few words to say: It
is simply q ''No Irish need apply ticket"
After all the killarney" the P. P. has been
giving our people about the Irish voters
of Minnesota, and what the Republican
party would do for them we are led to be-
heve that the Republican convention of last
Saturday overreached itself. This is a
sample of what that party would do for
Irish-Americans. We find on the
above ticket the name of but one Irish
man. On the Democratic county ticket We
find six.
We will leave the Americans of
Dakota county to draw their own conclu-
sions as to which party have helped and is
helping that dear old celtic rsc.. Should
Mr.Henien except and allow his name to re
main on the Republican ticket his defeat
is certain. Democrats of Dakota county
will now rs they have ever done before,
stand by the old party. Let every Demo
cratic voter cast his ballot straight on the
sixth of next month. Let us show this So
called peoples party, which is refined
name for Republicans, that when we place
such men on the Democratic ticket as
Hugh Connolly, John Weber, Oliver Aus
tin, Albert Schaller and NJ. Hagerty, we
place them there is be elected,and that too
by no email majority.