St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
DEMOCRACY RAMPANT.
The Faithful ar Detroit Nominate
Strong Ticket and Adopt Ring
ing Resolutions.

The Faithful ar Detroit Nominate
Strong Ticket and Adopt Ring
ing Resolutions.
Special to the Globe.
DETROIT. Mimi, Sept. 29.-The Dem
ocratic convention for the Forty-fOurth
senatorial district met at the court
house to-day and organized by the cleo
ton of w. E. Truax chairman and
Theodore II. Beauliet secretary. 1t was
composed of the following delegates:
Becker county. Pat Liddy, J. H. Smith,
". w. Rossman, Christ BjOrge, L. r.
arguson and J. Ii. Phinney:
CLAW county. n. Butler, R. Patterson.
O. /. Fiater, Z. Hansen, III. GlaySier,
p. II. Lamb, E. Carlson, r. L. Evans,
r. NJ. ProbstfelG and John GOss. " il
kin county: W. Z. TruaX, b. j. Nc
Marry, Charles II. Hurrel, Joseph Cayo
and l.. B. Everdale. The following
resolutions were adopted:
The Democrats Of the FOrty-fourth legisla-
tive district convention do heartily indorse
the administration of President Cleveland as
being the pureSt and most economical ad-
ministration since the day of Lincoln, being
conducted in the interest of the people. as
exempiiied by the retaining of over S00,-
OUu 900 acres of land which were given TO
corporations under previous Republican ad-
minisrrations; III proving TO be the
greatest friend to the soldier, as
than any president since the war,
and as having done all in his power to re-
duce taxafion, which bears most heavily on
the producer and laborer. We heartily in
dorse President Cleveland S message on tariff
reform: also the principles enunciated by
the ST Louis convention in its platform. as
INTERPRETED by President Cleveland i'll his let
ter of acceptance. We heartily support the
candidates of the 81 Louis convention,
and see. in Cleveland and Thurman,
men who are Of the people and for the PEG
ple We believe that 1t is morally TO tie
Interest Of the people that mind and not
money should be the claim for public honoTs,
ana we recognize in E. NJ. Wilson worthy
exponent of that principle, who compares
most favOrably with his opponent for that
Office We also see in him true RED
resentatve of the producer III hav-
ing professionally secured more justice to
the producers from corporations than any
other attorney in the state. That we have IN
Hon Charles Canning, our nominee for con-
gress from This district, man whose whole
D0litical life has Eeen in the interest OF the
farmer and through whose influence in the
state legislature the agricultural producer
has the privilege OF selling his prod
duce on an open market without pay
ing tribute to favored corporations. We
see i'm him worthy representative
Of labor and believe that he, whose every
interest Is i'll sympathy with the producers
and laborers, viii better represent their in
terestS in congress than Mr. COmSiock, the
Republican nominee, whose sympathy has
been heretofore shown by his votes in the
legislature 10 be in The interest OF monopoly
as against that of honest labor.
Whereas. The Republican party OF this
district has since It's formation Deen repre-
sented in me state legislature by q man who
has ever been the willing tool of monopoly
and has ALWAYS resisted and DISTRACTED al
legislation in the interest of the producer
and laborer,
Resolved. That the candidates OF this con
ventiun stand pledged to vote for such legis
Iafion as Will give true labor justice, as wei
as a inst reward TO capital of special privil
Hon. P. l.. Frazee was then unan
imously nominated for senator annie
cheers. o. MOSSneSS. lawyer of Moor
head. was nominated for representative
and brought down the house when he
was called for. by saying that he had
heretofore been Il Republican, but Ow
ing to that party's course on the tariff
he should now act and work with the
Democracy. and that he would bC
heard from all through the cam
pafgn. He - :. Scandinavian and !!
very influent.. ing his countrymen
of whom there. !::Tge number in thu
district. LyG;,.. Tearing was called
upOn and delII ~fv'i telling speech, a.
did Hon. Charles Canning, Democratic
nominee for congress. 1t is safe to Sa'
that there has been more Democrat.
LET loose in town to-day than iii th'
whole county since its organization
Democratic speeches were made at Tia
COURT house this evening.