St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-02


make a better lieutenant governor than A.
E. Rice.
No real. good, kind-hearted man would
want 70 beat his son-in-law for an Office.
Hans Mattson shows himself to be lacking
in proper appreciation OF the molly sahctlty
of family ties. AS rebuke to such an IN
CRATE the people should vote Tor Lutn
Jaeger.
There is an Unborn sentiment in every
American breast against third term for
noIitical office. ". W. Braden has held on
long enough. "a ,,,,11 ,,,r
like race horse.
Henry Poehler will run up with the heau
of the ticket He is one OF the most popular
men in the state. and would be all honor 10
the Office of state treasurer.
If tba nonulation of the state was made
I'm pntirelv of policemen. Henry P0ehler
would be elected unanimously. The peel
ers.. of course. stand together.
Roheter is not to be compared to Poehler
in noint of ability The Office OF state
treasurer is an important one. and the tax
ravers want competent man 10 hahole
their money.
If wont be a thunder clap. but bolt OF
lightning. that will strike Moses 4. Clapp.
John y. Ives is one of the best lawyers
In the state. He would make an admirable
attorney general.
John d. Jones would not be. any i'm
Droyement on Sam Nichols. Such man
rs Col. O'Leary is needed in the Office OF
clerk of the supreme court.
Of course you wont vote for Glltillan!
What has Gillian done to benefit his dis
trict?
If the laboring men want to have con-
gress appropriate money for public build
ings in St. Paul and MinneapOlis-whlch
will be distributed among them-they
should vote for the candidate who IS III
harmony with the administration ana WIN
the majority of congress. A hepuDlicah
congressman could do nothing in this way.
A Democratic congressman could get al
most anything he asked Tor.
GiIfllan has no claims on the support OF
the laboring men of the Fourth district
Rice would be all honor to Minnesota,
and he would be striking figure among
the congressman at Washington.
If Fred Richter can't keep the prisoners
In the Jail after they are put there the
voters will put some one else in there who
will attend to the duties.
George Allen would make model sheriff
His majority will make Richter sick.
The laboring men will not forget the
services of NJ. f. Kahn in their behalf.
Kahn will get more votes than Sandstrom
and O'Brien put together.
NJ. J. Bell will think he has been run
through a threshing machine when the
votes are counted. Giesen will have one
of the largest majorities Of any of the
Democratic candidates.
Will Nichols is certainly doomed to de-
feat. He and Dick Bell are in a combina-
ton to defeat Dick O'COnnor, but it won't
work. Bells vote will be Insignificant and
Nichols is so unpopular that he can't poll
the usual Republican vote. OConnor will
be one of the leaders, so FAR as majorites
Ire concerned.
The cry of city hall ring has become
yerv stale. 1t is the howl of lot of
hungry office-seekers who are frenzied and
disappointed. 1t is only another case of
the outs who want to GUST the ms. 1t is
crv that everybody of intelligence under
stands-full of wind and meaningless.
Oh, well. just make it unanimous for
Judge Egan. The lad who is pitted
against him will have to live long while
vet before he can hope TO defeat man.
j. NJ. Hawthorn, the Prohibition candi-
date for clerk of the district court, would
smell as sweet by any other name, Dut lie
wouldn't get any more votes.
w. r. Burr has been an Office seeker ever
since he came to st. Paul, and the people
rebuked his aspirations to own the earth
when they elected Cory municipal judge.
He ought to take a rest. He is chestnut
bur.
1t will be Probate Judge German.
The entire Democratic ticket in Ramsey
county will be elected.
W. E. Burton has made an honest and
capable treasurer. There is no good or
valid reason why he should be displaced by
REM.
Markoe will hold an inquest over Quinn.
The latter will have a taste of the punish
ment melted out by the people TO apOStates-
He should have stuck to his party anu not
have gone over to the enemy. There are
hundreds of Republicans who take no stock
in such a man.
J. II. Morrison will be laid out by Mr..
Potts. The latter knows just when to
open jack pots and has great faith in the
draw.
II. G. Blake has not given satisfaction as
county superintendent. The Office Will be
given into the hands of Mr.. Davis by the
people.
MOTlIZ He'll Will SILL III buC SdHlO UOuI
with Judge Egan-with no adverse currents
or head winds.
The Democratic candidates for county
commissioner are ali good men, who can
be trusted. This board is an important one,
and the voters should be careful for whom
they cast their ballots. Compare the men
on the two tickets.
Albert Scheffer and r. A. Smith will
answer to their names when the senate roll
is called next winter.
Just stop to consider what a creditable
list of representatives these would be in the
legislatures: Robert Newell. E. c. Starkey,
T.. A. Hendrickson, E. H. Wood, o. o.
Cullen. L. A. Normandin, G. d. O'Brien.
See that you make no mistake.
Bulls will make fine race in the Second
district and aStOnish Lind very much.
Rice, Wilson and Macdonald will be
among the next congressional delegation
from Minnesota.
Knute Nelson's election is conceded.
When the Republican majority in the
Fifth district shows falling of from TO-
00C to 2, 500, it is not presumed that Mel
son and Gilman will shed any tears.
The Democrats should make heavy gains
in the legislature. They should make eS-
pecial efforts in this direction.
SALTWATER NEWS.
There will be high mass to-day at St. Mi