St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

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count Il out | want to say ii Ii mere that
the hepubl cans have attempted to put all
the blame of the trouble Monday night on
us, but as Mr.. Clough stated some time
ago that he was mayor wnen Dr.. .AmeS was
away. who was responsible for ii. The
city ballot is being tampered with, and III
case | can find out who is guilty am will
ing To give INV time to prosecute them. De
thev Democrats or Republicans. We
have got to take care OF our
selves alone This is not an i'll
dividual fight. but party fight. and are we
gong to desert The man who has stood by
us as DR. Ames has. We don't want any
disrurlla ICE. but we do intend to proclaim
our I, gutS and independence. Let us do the
wor!, of the present and save the ballots you
have cast for the man you wanted to see in
! the governors chair. Don't give the Re
pubi.anS any time to beat us, as they are
! irving To do tAt this hundreds Of men in
! the vast audience came up and showers OF
money poured down on the table. Among
those VINO gave money were numbers o..
life long Republicans, who worked against
! Dr.. AmeS at the pO.lS. AS their names
were announced the large audience burst
forth into wild cheering.
| Col. Glenn again spoke few words. He
said the very men VINO were trying 10 steal
| the g0vernorShip away from DR.. Ames
would enter the fashionable churches sun
| day and play the hypOcrte in good shape
| Dr.. AmeS is elected tonight. and although
the Republican party managers deny 1t 1t Is
so. Friday ,ght demonstrated it. You all
know that they intend to try ami steal the
state. We are going to fight this through
and the nen who are concerned Ill this
fraud will wear prison stripes sooner than
! they think. Your contribution to- night is
! gong to save the state from fraud by send
! Ing men out to protect the ballots from the
! Republican wolves. When the bal
lots are counted Dr.. Ames will
| have at least 5000 majority. Every
! face Victory" The Republican managers
/ know this and are making the most deS-
perate effort to steal the g0Yernorship away
from us. Mr. Glenn gave the names of a
number of Republicans who had made
money offers to secure false returns, and
the names were greeted with Kisses.
THOMAS LUCAS.
l did not expect to speak when L came
here. If had money l would contribute
all could The Republicans are now try
ing to steal the gOvernorship from Us. Mir
Tlden had the presidency stolen away from
him. and are you going to allow such ;
crime to be perpetrated in MinneSota?Eye
citizen should stick up and see that tht
men vino are elected should have the
rights. l know that you all will do all yOI
can to see that this election is conducted IL
fair manner. 1t rt.nlinS for you TO say
whether the rings shall rule or not.
MAYOR AMES
W as next introduced and enthusiastically
greeted He said: | don't think l neeC
an introduction. ! believe l am the gov
ern or elect of this state, and if proper
count is made, am elected by at least IA, 00(
| majority. The monopolieS are against mt
and are trying to count me out because
they know | am againt them. Ii am elected
| will stick up for the labOring men,
These monopoleS know this. and SO are
irving to count me out. They are using
money to buy off the men who count tile
votes | am in favor of law and order, and
regret the trouble OF Monday evening. Ii L
am elected governor l will take the seat,
and all the rich men in the world Will moi
keep me away from it. | thank yon fOr
aiding me i'll this matter.
Mr. Gallagher was gain called for. He
Sa d: l never listened to anything so muSi-
cal in my life as the words of DIR. Ames
when he says he will take his seat if elected
governor. l am proud to see the honest
men in this audience stlnding by to see
that this ballot is counted fairly. Who can
defend you if money is allowed to rule in
Minnesota? 1 believe A. A. Ames has
carried the city by 1900 majority, and each
man should report all he knows about
votes being cast out. Ballots have.
| it has been rumored, been cast out
and destroyed, and if this is a fact let the
men who cast out the ballots be known.
Every ballot cast had the office of congress-
man to be voted for, and, therefore. we can
prosecute any man who throws out one
/ under the United States law. We want to
! send out men to all voting precincts where
| fraud is being practiced, and we are going
! to do it.
c. W. SHATTO.
l never made speech in my life.
always voted the Republican ticket. but /
gave money tonight to see an honest count
Of the ballots and We are going to have it.
j. Il. ROBINSON (coLoRED).
am before you tonight in a cause that
Slnc0TSly I0SlcI. LII - tildb lH6 IIepuD-
licaDs have tried to defraud us. Are you
surprised to see me supporting him against
! the Republican party which has defranded
me and my people? Ny blood boils at the
fraud that is now being perpetrated against
i us, and the next time the whole col
ored vote will go for A. A. Ames. would
give my last cent to see an honest count,
which we are going to have. When DR..
Ames takes his seat 1 am going to buy a
barrel of Pillobury's best, saturate it with
kerosene, set it on fire and say: There
goes the last monopOlistic ring" The
speaker went for the rings and drew forth
much applause by his apt comparisons, and
was frequently obliged to pause until the
cheering ceased.
DIR. NJ. p. FINNEGAN.
The final trial has come. The party in
power thwarted the will of the people once,
and they are trying it again. Are you
willing they should? If not assert your
right and don't let them steal the governor
ship. If you want to let them have the
say, do nothing. But if you want fair