St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-16
Political Notes.

Senator Rahily, of Lake City, intimated
that his sores are already beginning to heal.
He was very anxious to down bOssism, as
represented by Kelly and DOran, and is dis
posed to criticise Ames for his failure 10
make fight against them in the convention,
but be is for Anes all the same and believes
he viii be strong in the country districts, and
viii be elected.
A largely attended meeting of the Scandin-
avian Democratic club was held at Stockholm
hall, in South Minneapolis, last evening. A
vote of thanks to the Hennepin delegation to
the state convention at ST. Paul was passed.
Lars NJ. Rand was requested to allow his
name to be presented as Il candidate for pro-
bate judge. He stated in reply that be would
accept but could not seek the nomination.
Cabt. II. A. Castle has secured reduced
rates for the Republican delegates to the
state convention on all railroads except the
Manitoba and Northern Pacific. They will
pay full fare coming and one-ffth fare re-
turning on Capt Castles certificate.
Jaeger, nominated for secretary of state. is
son-iu-law of COL Hans Mattson, who is the
prominent candidate for the Republican
nomination for the same position. IT is now
said Col. Mattson will not be candidate, but
will devote himself to securing the election
of Jaeger.
Hon. w. NJ. Canipbell-The ticket is as
good as could have been selected. The word
through the Minnesota valley. The Poehlers
have the strongest recommendation any
family can have.
Since the convention, Mayor Rice, of st.
Paul. has gained great strength in Hennepin
for the congressional nomination. 1T is
conceded now that he leads for the nominal
ton.
The Hennepiu delegates to the state con-
vention returned home quite enthusiastic
over their hearty reception and kindly treat
ment by the Democrats of ST. Paul.
A J. Lamberton-Oh. it's a good ticket.
We are coming to the front and that ticket
will be elected. We are trying to get Sackett
to go back to the senate.
P. T. Kavanagh--A little extra effort now
will elect DIR. Ames If they will nominate
Rice for congress, we will probably see the
election of both mayors.
The Minneapolis Press club is in great
luck, having two members on the ticket.
Mayor Ames and Luther Jaeger are both MEM
berS of the club.
The name of the man nominated for attor-
ney-general Tuesday. is John N. Ives. By
an error yesterday morning it appeared as
John H. Ives.
Theo Sander-I think even if Col. Hans
Mattson does not get the nomination that he
Is too much of Republican to help his son-in-
law. Jaeger.
Col. II. O'Leary. of Avoca-It is Just the
mated and it will be elected by an active CAM
paign.
J. P. Smith, of Fergus Falls-I am satisfied
with the ticket / think our chances of carry
ing the state this fall are excellent.
A. NJ. Becker, of A drian--I don't think we
could have done better. They have not for
gotten the Germans this time.
G. A. Gilman, Lieutenant Governor-It will
be necessary for us to adopt high license
plank in our platform.
State Treasurer Kittelson, good-naturedly
We are ready to turn over to Poehler at
any time.
S. H. Nichols, clerk of the supreme court
and candidate for Notwithstanding Gard
ner on the ticket is simply to hurt Lovely.
Gov. Hubbard-Eo, ] don't think Ames can
be elected. / don't want denomination.
The vote of Hennepin county at the fall
election, will reach 81, 000
P. Fl. Keily-That ticket will grow upon the
people every hour.