St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-14
THE PINS ARE UP.
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should be considered and generally be en-
trusted with the selections.
Senator Rahilly, OF Lake City, have
preached peace until am tired of 1t. don't
believe in a boss Kelly nor Ames can die
tate to the party. Doran is good man and
has always been a good man, but no two men
can control the Democratic party. The con-
vent;on must decide what to do. There is
plenty of bad blood in Wabasha county and
twill make itself apparent in the coming
election. l hate to see the present dlscord.
We could have if we had been
united Ames is very strong in the
country. i will not stand again as a candi-
date for senator. | have enough of politics.
have been a Democrat for thirty years, and
have seen the Democratic party in Wabasha
county grow from u mere handful of fifty
voters until in 1884, we gave $50 majority for
Cleveland. And now two men step in and try
to run the party. I'd stand no more of it.
The composition of the new state central
committee is merely matter of surmiSe.
There are any number of names mentioned,
but no states have been made up. There
WILL of course be number of changes.
Smith. Buck Mcdonald and Campbell, OF the
present committee, will have to be retired
because of the fact that they now hold federal
offices. Glenn will be placed on the commit
tee to represent Ames and the Minneapolis
district
M. Doran-I don't want the governorship.
It looks as if Ames was the choice. The COM
mittee will consider the consider the resOu-
tons of the Farmers alliance and the Knights
OF Labor if they are presented. There will be
no trouble in the convention. / don't think
the contesting delegation from Ramsey
county will be heard. l don't even consider
it as contest.
John f. Norrish, Hastings--If Donnelly
does make a fight to get in his delegation it
will do him no good He will be squelched.
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and it wont split, either. Donnelly has seen
his day in Dakota county. Why, he couldn't
carry Nininger if a fight was made against
him there.
Col. william Crooks, of st. Paul-They
ought to be clear on the question Of honest
money, and they ought not to overlook it IN
their platform. Gold and silver of equal
value, and paper interchangeable with both.
Let the government buy its silver at home
and not go to foreign count ries
Judge Rand and Orville Reinhart, of Min
neapOliS came over from AmeS' headquar-
tiers, called Kelly out of the meeting OF the
state central committee and had a long con-
sultaton with him on sofa in the parlor
corridor. 1t looked like love feast.
j. M. Hawthorne. of West st. Paul, says
that his nomination for clerk of the courts by
the late Ramsey county Prohibition conven-
ton, was made without his knowledge or con-
ent He says he is not a ProhibitioniSt nor
candidate for the office.
2. H. Kelly ION reading the telegram rom
Winona announcing the defeat of tn Re Ludwig
delegation THAT'S the last of the Mohicans.
And that's tht k nd of game I like to kill.
We don't care for the little fellows. We are
after game birds.
H. w. Pratt-Ara Barton would make
strong gubernatorial candidate. He will not
be a candidate for sheriff again, but his son
will run instead l do not consider Reed or
Herbert strong congressional timber.
The executive committee of the Young
Mems Republican club met in secret ession
last night, and outlined plan for campaign
work. The club will boom McGill for gov
ernor until the convention.
Tom Bowen. of Sleepy Eye, will lead the
anti-Kelly contingent in the convention. 1t
is probably not amiss to remind him that he
had better keep his eye open and lookout for
an ambush.
no better than nominate Judge Severance, OF
Mankato for supreme judge. The Republi-
cans would certainly indorse him.
John F. Meagher, Mankato-We are not for
Kelly or Ames, but for the best man and har-
mony. We have no candidates for places on
the state ticket down our way.
Chairman Doran was inclined to be lenient
when he heard the news from WinOna. He
said be didn't think Buck took any part in
contest one way or the other.
Ralph Metcaf came up with the Winona
delegation. He has a great admiration for
Kelly, although he was backing the delega-
ton that Kelly massacred.
The Columbia society will hold a meeting at
2 o'clock to-day, in Lauer's hall, for the pur-
pose of taking some action TO be submitted to
the state convention.
Rev. w. w. Satteree, of Minneapolis. will
address a Prohibition meeting in Clinton
avenue Methodist Episcopal church this
evening at 1880.
Ames will not be nominated by a Ramsey
or Hennepin county delegate. That duty
will he delegated to some delegate from the
| interior.
E. w. Durant Stilwater-I am a candidate
for state senator aud would not accept con-
gressional domination under any circum-
stances.
There was not a kick in the state central
committee meeting. General harmony was
conspicuous in everything that was done.
Henry Poehler, of Henderson, don't want
the second place. No, I'm not running for
| congress. I'm out of politics altogether.
Judge A. ]. Lanberton, of St. Peter, acted
as sentry and entertained the reporters while
the state committee was in session.
w S. Pattee-I haven't got time to stay and
see the fun. l have some conventols to
| look after in my own neighborhood.
ESenatOr Rahilly was roaming about the
| Merchants last night, looking for the Fuller
| meeting and couldn't find it.
Joseph S.nith of Croolston-We are for
peace and harmony, and we will have peace
| if we have to fight for it.
Chairman Rice, of the Ramsey county dele
gation-Dr. Ames seems to be pretty gener-
ally the choice.
.Erick Olson of the Farmers Alliauce-We
are going to boom John @. Wise for Heuten-
ant governor.
John Ludwig. of Winona-I didn't want any
thing. / never did. Let them eat their own
crow.
Mr. Kelly seems to have sat down upon
John Ludwig's lieutenant governorshp boom.
1t is given out that ex-Mayor O'Brien will
join the boilers if Ames is nominated.
T. E. Bowen, of Sleepy Eye-If Kelly and
Doran don't give in there'll be a row.
1t is believed that Edmund Rice will con-
sent to make the race for congress.
George A. Du Toit of Carver county-We
are satisfied now and are for Ames.
R. G.. Mackay-I will vote for Ames and
bolt the balance of the ticket.
NJ. J. Flynn, of Litchfeld-I think our dele
cation is divided on Ames.
Henry v. Lamberton of W1nona-We sat
down on them, didn't we.
Doc Ames did not attend the meeting of the
state central committee.
John c. Wise. of the Mankato Review, was
for harmony also.
Is This a straw
Apropos of the recent mild row in the
Itasca club-brought about by the ineffect-
i've effort to pass resolution censuring
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