St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-24

thuSiaStic audience was assembled. AS
Dr. AmeS and the other speakers filed out
upon the stage. accompanied by number
of prom nent men of this city. a spontane-
Gus outburst of applause greeted their APP
pearance. Two bands were stationed in
front of the stage. DIR. j. B. McGaughey,
chairman of the Democratic congressional
committee. acted as chairman, and, in
spirited speech, introduced Judge Flan-
drau as the first speaker After alluding
to his long and pleasant acquaintance in
Winona Judge Flandrau said he had
come here to tell the people of Winona
what he knew about Dr.. Ames, and why
he would
HONOR THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
if elected governor. He said:
saw an article in the Pioneer Press the
other morning. in which they give me credit
for being an honorable man, and say it is
funny that | support Doc. Ames. They have
made their campaign one of personal abuse
and mud-slinging at him. DR.. Ames comes
Of good family. His father was great and
good man. and his boy, here, is as good as he
was You must look back at a mans career.
The speaker said he would not abuse
McGill. as he knew nothing about him and
nobody does. He then spoke of Ames'
war record. which was received with great
app ause. If you want to know anything
about Doc. Ames ask the old soldiers of the
Seventh regiment and they will tell you all
about him. Judge Flandrau spoke of the
cyclone at Sank Rapids and st. Cloud. and
of the noble work which the big-hearted
and generous doctor had done for the Suf-
fering people up there, and said If you
want to find out anything about DR..
Ames ask the people of Sank Rapids and
St. Cloud. and you will get response that
will make your hair stand on end. APP
plause. He referred to Ames' elevation
to the Office of mayor of Minneapolis, and
said where man has been satisfactory it
was about as good certificate as the peo-
pie wanted. He is
BELOVED BY THE PEOPLE,
and is man of the people, and he is going
to sweep the state by an overwhelming
majority. The dinner pail brigade stand by
him. The judge was frequently interrupted
by loud outbursts of applause. He con-
cluded by referring at length to the Jetfer-
sonian principles of Democracy, and telling
why the people support the party OF the
people. A reference to Cleveland was
greeted by applause. Dr.. Ames was then
introduced as the man who was going to
preside over this state for the next two
years, and the large audience went wild
enthusiasm. As DR.. Ames stepped for
ward the long continued applause was re-
newed, and it was some moments before he
could proceed. He spoke of the new ele-
ment that was rapidly coming to the front
in society and party,
THE DINNER PAIL BRIGADE,
and said there are two great parties, one the
great party of the people and the other the
Republican party. ruled by monOpolies.
One party represented itself. the other the
millers' ring in Minneapolis. have not
started out on campaign of SANDER. If l
get elected will never do it by SANDER nor
by traducing anybody. Applause. The
Republican party never put single thing
in its platform looking to legislation for the
relief Of the laboring man unless compelled
to, and when a man does anything under
compulsion he don't deserve any credit for
it, does he? A voice, Not btu Mayor
Ames then spoke of the old soldiers and his
desire to have the state build home for
them. He said: II have been friend of
the laboring class, not because am one
myself, but because / can't sit still and see
the iron heel of monopoly grind the people
to the earth. Applause. The Republic
cans say there are no issues, and then yillify
Doe Ames. They will
FIND HIM BAD MEDICINE
before they get through with him. TAP
plause. l was informed tonight that John
A. Logan was sent for to attack DR.. Ames
in his own town. If he never was wounded
before he will be now" The story of how
McGill had enlisted fer year and stayed
in st. Peter all the time was told. and the
wheat ring was taken up. DR.. Ames'
speech evoked more enthusiasm as be pro-
ceeded. He closed amid loud cheering, and