St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-01
THE LAST RALLY.

Il Large Prohibition Mass Meeting las
Ecening-CterDymen and Ladies' -idoi7
the Meeting-StirriIa9 Speeches.
The last rally of the municipal campaign
was held at the Market hall last evening by
the third party, and the hall was filled to over
| flowing. r. f. Reynolds presided, and on
the stage were the following city pastors who
are thoroughly in sympathy with the reform
movement:
Rev g. F. Wells, Rev, II. C. Galbraith
Rev. c. d. Pillsbury, Rev. W. P. Finlayson,
Rev. DR.. C. A. Van Anda, Rev. Dr. F. J.
Wagner, Rev. T. NJ. Gosard, Rev. d. Nor
gan, Rev. s. S. Burton, Rev. j. S. Garvin,
Rev. r. McQuestcn, Rev. j. B. Starkey, Rev.
JAS. Liter, Rev. Enos Campbell, Rev. A. A.
Smith, Rev. John f. Todd, Rev. Geo. o.
Wilson, Rev. J. NJ. Bull, Rev. ]. Lagrange,
Rev. DR.. a. V. Talbert, Rev. w. w. Satterlee
and others.
Chas. Evans Holt, the Prohibition candi-
date for the mayoraty was also on the stage
and was the centre Of attraction. The first
speech was given by Rev. Mr.. Pilsbury, who
urged all the men present to do their duty to-
day by casting their votes for Hon. Chas.
Evans Holt and the other candidates on the
same ticket. He was followed by Rev. Mr..
Morgan who arraigned i'll scathing language
the perfidious Geo. A. Pillsbury who
violated his repeated promises to Wyman and
afterwards accepted the nomination from a
clique Of politicians. He had not declared
that he is candidate for the law and order;
he has not even promised to enforce the or
| dinances and close saloons on the Sabbath.
VIII he close the gambling dens or the
houses of prostitution He has preserved an
!
Clara Belle Chase, Il little girl of six Yeas,
recited eve are waiting men" The juye-
nile elocutionist elected deafening appause
which was again and again repeated.
Chas. Evans Holt next made a few re-
marks and gave way to W. w. Satterlee, the
war horse OF the party, who delivered one OF
! his characteristic speeches and repeatedly
brought down the house. He commenced
by complimenting the Prohibitionists fol
having held the largest and most enthusias-
tic meeting of the campaign. The Republic
cans say. we must have a change. They say
the thugs and gamblers must be
controlled. They have q candidate
who has promised no reform; he stands OF
moonshine and feeds on sawdust. Wher
accepting the nomination he said that tint
Republican party was capable Of debating
| now Tile Guy was 10 NC SONcIntui llc uIu uo
say how he himself would govern it in the
event Of his election. Promises have beer
made for Mr. Pillsbury by NJ. W. Glenn
That politician has promised that Mr.. Pills
burv's government will be satisfactory t.
every man doing Legitimate business. in til,
city. A Republican friend had said to hin
that the Prohibitionists should vote for Pills
bury because this was "a great exigency.'
Yes, the great exigeney is to have the Re
publcans defeat the Democrats. That's al
there is to it. Some say, ''of two evils choose
the least The Prohibitonists will no
choose an evil, in the positive, comparative
or superlattve degree. They will not be driv
en- off the track by specious and sophistica
arguments or malignant attacks. They vii
hold on tenaciously to the truth and vote fo
principle, truth and right. The meeting
then adjourned.