St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-02
THEY HIT THE MARK.

Jim Hill and his monopoly were also set up
as targets and the Sage of Nininger pulled
the bow-string, letting fly an arrow. The
twanging of the w-string can still be
heard in the vicinity of Pfeifers hall. Land
Commissioner Sparks and his chief, La
mar, were Endorsed in a resolution that was
tempered somewhat from its original draft
The farmers and laboring men in general
were recognized. Among the largest of
the delegations was that from Minneapolis,
in front of which Mayor Ames walked.
The speeches of some of those
who talked during the after
noon were interviewer largely with
expressions that harmony might prevail in
the ranks of the Democracy on true Demo-
cratic basis. Others were especially rigor-
Gus against ''the oligarchy," to the exclu-
sion of anything else. The address was
carefully prepared and was adopted without
a dissenting vote. This harmony was lack
ing on other points and there was at times
some lively passes between the opposing
sides. After each of these had ceased the
form of Ignatius DonneH could be
distinctly seen riding on top. One of the
speakers likened the gathering to the
Greeks at Thermopol@. If that was
true figure, then the name of the Sage of
Nininger is Leonidas, and below are the
Spartans, for on the tickets that the door
keeper took were the names of the follow
ing gentlemen:
THE SPARTANS.
Benton county, G. w. Sweet
Brown county, Il. E. Bowen, NJ. Mullen, e. G.
PAIL j. Current.
Blue Earth county Hon. Daniel Buck, G. A.
Clark, j. B. Reynolds, L. Eberhardt, G. P.
Hoerr.
Carver county, ]. A. Raemer.
Chippewa county, Eric L. Winji.
Clay County-Thomas e. Dickey.
Chsago County-H. P. ROBBIE, j. ]. Squires W.
Markham, w. NJ. Woodbury., A. S. Bergh, Samuel
cClure.
Hodge County-A. La Due.
Douglas County,. p. Schie.
Dakota County-Ignatius Donnelly E. D. Bar
ker. w. b. Todd, P. Donovan, James McDon-
nough.
Faribault County-R. Sherin.
Goodhue County-E. L. Bitterness.
Fillmore County-E. G. Adams H. C. Van Leu
ven, Charles Johnson.
Hennepin County-Dr. Ames, O. W. Rinehart
P. B. Walker, Ed Stevens, Judge L. NJ Rand H.
Westphal, John B. Mullen, j. II. Lee, Mahlon
Black, N. Gallagher, n. II. Miner, II. c. Peterson
John Kynaston, John It. Byrnes, R. B. Forest
Evert Nymanover, ]. B. Kennedy, A. Partridge j.
P. McGaughey John Lamb, p. j. Smith, j. Cor
IL
Lyon County-M. E. Mathews.
jackson County-D. NJ. Devore
Kandiyohi County-A. w. Etten.
Lincoln County,. C. Donovan.
LIE Sueur County-T. c. Mason ]. ]. Green ]
P. Bruch, Dennis Hayes.
Morrison County-T. " Lafond.
Meeker County-T. C. Jewett.
Martin County-Hon. j. 4. Houghtaling, c. j.
True.
Piatt County,. F. Stone, julius Dose, Joseph
Crononberg, Joseph Thomas, H. II. Scott
otter Tail County-John Hoy G. C. Waters, H.
Z. Rawson, j. B. Schurtz, NJ. Shea.
Nicollet County-E ST. Julien Cox, Hon. ]. P.
Schroedenbach DR.. ]. w. Smith.
Polk County-Henry Wight.
Rice County-John S. Trip, C. A. Rockren, L.
Straus, H. II. Carol
stearnes County-John P. Hammond, f. P.
Eecklin.
Steele County,. R. Brown.
Sibley County-Chares Keller.
st. Louis County-Miles Bunnell, T. F. Mac
Gowen,
Stevens County-sebastian Engel
Scott County-C. G. Kinds, George Hinds G. C.
Schmett.
winona County-John Ludwig, f. L. Randall,
Ralph Metcalf, Berend Ballman.
Washington County-Percy 3. Smith, Dr. J. c.
Rhodes, G. b: Jack Emil Kruger, Il. a. James,
William Fowler.
wabasha County-P. a. Rahilly.
Watonwan County,. J. Thornton.
From Ramsey county there was a representa-.
tion of forty-eight among whom were Charley
Lienau. o. o. Cullen, H. H. Fuller George
Mitsch, DR.. j. IL. Bryant, DR.. e. Snyder W. Il
Grant. Thomas Bower; n. H. Miller, G. j. Flint.
]. C. Devereux.
Thirty letters were received from Demo-
Gratis in various parts of the state who
claimed that it would be impossible for