St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-07
WILL STUMP THE STATE.
Long List of Speakers Who WIFI
Boom the Ring Candidates.

Long LHSE on SPEAKERS w no W A1a
Boom the Ring Candidates.
Seven or eight members of the Repub-
lican state central committee met behind a
locked door yesterday afternoon at4 o'clock.
and after they had been there two hours
came out and announced that they had done
nothing that the public would be at all in
terested in knowing. Among those present
were ex-GOv. John S. PillSbury, ID. b.
Searle Joel p. HeatwOle, ID. +. Morgan
and Stanford Newell These gentlemen
submitted reports to the gathering of the
Law of the land in their respective terri
tories and in other parts OF the state as
thew had heard of them from time to
time. 1t was conceded that in the
Fifth district there would be need of es-
pecially hard work, and the campaign will
be made especially warm in this part OF the
state.
1t was also reported that G. A. Gilman
and III. q. Stordock, OF this district, whose
disatfection, Immediately after the nOmina-
ton of McGill was SO pronounced, and
whose feelings were hurt with apparently
so much reason, had been brought to time,
and that they would so far forget their late
chastisenent at the hands of the ring as to
go out and stump the state for the ticket.
That they had done this might have
been a matter OF some surprise to some
of the committee who did not understand
how it had been brought about, but the III
formation was. nevertheless, received with
a feeling Of thanksgiving.
| Loren Fletcher was about the committee
room for portion of the afternoon and
gave the committee few Instructions dur
ing the early part Of its session. Col. Bob
| Letter was also about. Mr.. McGill, who
| lives in the rooms Of the state central COM
| mittee. and whose brow is already becOm-
| ing wrinkled with the strain of the cam
paIgn, was there all the afternoon, but dad
not sit in the room where the committee
was rehearsiDg the stories OF the cam
paign. When the COMMITTEES had ended its
session, joel p. HeatwOle. the secretary,
said that everything was all right" The
committee conceded Mr.. McGilFS election,
and the only question was what the majority
! should be. He reported the following as a
partial list OF those who will speak during
the campaign:
William Window, G. K. Davis, Knute Mel
son, o. B. Gould, A. 3. RICE, Hans Mattson,
| H. StOckenStrOm, L. A. HuSher, X. u. Evans,
| H. G.. Hicks, Judge Fisk, A. IL. Reed, Il. w.
Wilson, Gen. Jennison, N. y. Wemer, j. j.
| Grier, J. H. Mullen, L. z. Freeman, Thomas
| Simpson, S. d. Alien, Duluth; Z. IL. Graves,
Duluth Gordon E. Cole, A. ID. Reyes, w. 5.
Pattee, c. A. Gilman, j. L. GiDbs, NJ. e.
Clapp, ]. d. Jones, Eugene G. Hay, A. z.
| Hickman, f. L. Searle, d. B. Searie, b. E.
Corliss, l. G. Hodgson, 9. B. Sleeper, Ira
o. Mills, s. G. Comstock, IL. Steenerson,
| c. L. Lewis, Andrew Holt, p. j. GJertsen,
| Rev. S. G.. Smith, j. Is. Wakefield, John Lind,
| George w. Wilson, Col. @. ID. Kerr, .. j. IT,
| Mcmillan, Col. J. Ill. Davidson, A. G. Dunn,
| NJ IL. Dunnell, N. Kingsley w. N. Severance,
w. A Foend, II. G. Stordock, W. H. Houlten,
]. N. Stacy, Senator Goodrich, Rev. h. H.
Lathrop, Joseph Bobleter NJ ID. Il. Collester,
| Albert ScheGer, Col. Fred Hooker, w. Ia.
Kelly. H. A. Castle, Gov. Austin, GOV. Yale,
| A. Barto, j. E. Foster, w. w. Hartley, j. ID.
| Ensign.