St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
AT FERGUS FALLS.
Special TELEGRAM TO the Globe.


Spouse to the call of the Democratic state
committee, large and enthusiastic meeting
was held at the Grand hotel this evening,
and determined to celebrate the election Of
Cleveland and Hendricks on Wednesday ey-
ening next. A committee was appointed TO
make the necessary arrangements, aud the
funds were subscribed. The Democrats of
the neighboring towns and cities are invited
to attend, and the event promises to be the
largest demonstration ever held in this por-
ton of the state. The Democrats of Fergus
Falls are fully aroused aud determined to
uphold the hands of the national committee
in any emergency that may arise in their
efforts to see fair count of the vote Of the
state of New York and the Inauguration Of
Cleveland and Hendricks.
GREAT JUBILEE AT MONTGOMERY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MONTGOMERY, Nov. SIN pursuance Of
the call issued by the state committee large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here to-
night, NJ 1. Cannon in the chair. Speeches
we're made by Messrs. O'Mally, Sheehy,
Hammond Noble. A committee on resolu-
tons was appointed who presented the fol-
lowing which was'adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is evident that Grover
Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks were
by the suffrage of the American people duly
elected president and vice president and
that as the Republican party in 1876 were
guilty Of the greatest outrage chronicled
in the history of free Republic,
in that browning act of political infamy, in
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citizens, ignoring the will Of the people and
counting contempt of the world for the sake
of enjoying an official probation, in placing
ursurper in the presidential chair whose
installation was born of fraud and the tenure
of whose Office was the lease of villiany.
Therefore, be it reSolred, That we, as citl-
zens in common country, most emphat-
ically demand the Inauguration of those who
have been declared the choice of the Ameri-
con people for president and vice president
of the United States, deprecating severely
and denouncing the party which might be so
unwise as to attempt the fraud of Seventy
six. Committees:
John B. 0'Mally, chairman; DR.. George
Kelly, secretary; John Shelby,
AT PINE CITY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
PINE CITY, Mimi, Nov. S-The Demo
Gratis of Pine City fired 100 guns in honor Of
Cleveland and Henpricks, and adopted the
following resolutions at a mass meeting Of
the Democrats of Pine City held at Glassow's
hall on this. the Sth day of November 1884:
First. That we congratulate the people Of
the country upon the election of Cleveland
and Hendricks.
Second. That believing in their election,
we will insist upon their Inauguration.
Third. That the ballot having been fairly
cast, we demand an honest count
Fourth. That while we counsel GOODNESS
and moderation awaiting the official declara-
ton of the result, we warn our adversaries
that any attempt to repeat the fraud of 1876,
will be resisted to the last extremity and by
force of arms if necessary.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICIAL.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
WoRTHINGToN, Mimi, Nov S.-Nobles
county official: Blaine 49l, Cleveland 246,
st. John 131, Butler IS; Judge Berry 779;
Wakefield 523, Thornton 23S, Copp Prohibit
ZIONIST, 1916; Peterson, Republican, 352, H.
C. Shepard, Democrat, 427, w. J. Nc
Allister, Prohibition, 146; county attorney,
L. NJ LANCE 769; court commissioner, j. P.
Durfee 753, c, G. Crstianson 1873.