St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-30
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fprolonged applause] and we reta.>
The commitment with equal courtesy ana
cordiality. We are doing merely what the
neonle direct. Both of these leaders nave
been elected by large majorities ana now tne
neople tell them to step up higher Inc signs
Of the day are about us and success IS IN tne
atmosphere. 1t is radiant in the Arge anu
harmonious Democratic conventions All over
the state where desire for success mas super
seded everything else. Now turn 10 tue o.her
side. Can you point to single hep
convention where personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and personal wishes have not oeen para para
mount? Do you know of single one Whlca
was NOT q disxraceful scramble for once! L
tell Won. s'whom the gods wish TO DESTROY
+hev first make mad" The Republican party
already gives every evidence OF physicdl us
solution and is looking about Tor SOME NC"
falsehood upon which TO anchor It's hopes-
iApplause.l With these two men.one for gov
ernnr and the other for congress, do feel here,
in the presence of all these prophetic events,
that victory will perch upon our standaro
while the star of empire moves westward
we will see the star of Democratic success
rise TO the aseendent, and trust ana oeneN Q
Minnesota will be the first to lead. lCneers
and applause here drowned the speaker
voice. a deep voice in the au dienee having
said GOD grant it," Mr.. Wilson then
sketched the TWO platforms on the subject Oh
tariff reform aud showed how the hepuDh-
cans had plagiariZed the Democratic pI4t-
form in response to the pressure OF the
times Just as, in congress, the same pressure
had induced four out of the i've RepupIlcah
congressman in Washington TO vote against
their party, leaving but one (Gllhllanl to vote
with the mOnOpolieS OF the East He con-
tinued; The Republican platform, bendlnS
as always, TO the signs OF the times, WAS
compelled to ratify and approve the acts OF
the four members and give black eye 10
In.
TApplause and laughter. We nominate MI.
Rice as a peoples candidate, and k now
he will receive many RepuDncan
votes, as he ought to do and VIII
do And /. know this NOMINATION.
comes with q unanimity unusual. lap
plauSe. The pertinent questions OF Tue
times are tariff and labor. ana in these the
Democratic party is right, as II always Is.
The Republicans went down TO ST. Paul TO
elect men anc they did not care for plat
form, If the LORDS prayer, tine ten COM
mandments and IngersolPs Mistakes OF Moses
had been offered them, all SandWiched up to-
lrether they would have swallowed 1t Just as
readily The Democrats said what they mean
and the Republicans said what they did not
mean and the nominations show 1t. lAp-
plause1 Now a word 10 Ramsey county.
We stand here to-day with forty-seven dele-
gates TO your twenty-nine, as the result OF
mr. LOYALTY We want this reversed. We
want TO enter with Ramsey in race to deter
mine which will give the largest vote to Ames
and Rice, so that when, two years hence, we
assemble to extend denomination TO each,
Ramsay may have forty-seven and Hennepln
twenty-nine. Do this and the banners we
will bear on election day, will be crowned at
night with the victorious eagle. Prolonged
applause.
ANOTHER TRIBUTE.
III. Wendell, of Wright, was called
out and added an eloquent tribute to the
nominee.
His life, he said, was public and not an iota
of blame can be laid to his charge. This IS
enough. Nominate him and guarantee ne
will not go to congress and spend whole
term in whitewashing big railroad steal.
pledge you Wright county for him and prom
Use to send you such a report on the night OF
Nov. as will speak of our faith in Edmund
Rice. Applause.