St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-29
A COMMITTEE SPEAKS
To the Democrats Of the Ter
ritory Through Their
Favorite Sheet.
Some Important Matters Of
Detail About the Cam
paign and Election.
No Levy Upon 0fficeholders,
But the Chance to Give Is
Free as Salvation.
A Cheerful Prospect, and a
Thorough Canvass Being
Made.
% the Editor of the Dakota Globe.

70 the Editor of the Dakota Globe
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
TERRITORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
SIoUX FALLS, Oak, Sept. 25, 1885,
AS the Dakota edition of the DAILY
GLOBE has very large circulation in
the territory, the Democratic campaign
committee desire to make some an
nouncements through it for the informa-
ton of the members of the party at
large in Dakota.
First-The campaign headquarters
for Dakota are in this city, and either
the chairman or the secretary will be
constantly in attendance until after
the election.
SecOnd-All communications relating
to meetings, or for campaign litera-
ture, should be addressed TO the Secre-
tary, Oscar p. Kemp, Sioux Falls, Oak.
Third-The committee desire imme-
diately report from the chairman or
secretary of every county in the terri
tory, as to the organization and pros
poets, whether straight or fusion.
County tickets have been put in the
field, and whenever practicable, marked
copies of newspapers containing names
of legislative and county candidates. or
other matters of interest relating to the
campaign.
FOurIh-Ample spplies of campaign
literature OH the national and territOr-
ial issues will be furnishes on applica-
ton.
Fifth-HOn. James w. Harden, the
Democratic candidate for delegate to
congress, is making thorough canvass,
and expects To visit and speak i'll every
county in the territory. All parties
desiring to arrange for meetings for
him should communicate with this
headquarters, and appointments will be
made with view to as little loss of time
in travelling from one point to another
as possible. Other speakers will be
furnished at meetings which Mr.. Har-
den cannot attend when desired.
SiXth-Care should be taken to see
that Mr.. Harden'S name is correctly
printed on all the county tickets. eau
ton in this respect is deemed necessary
from the fact that many papers and let
tiers refer to him as John w. His cor
rect name is James W. Harden. Stick
eTs, with Mr.. Harden's name printed
thereon, will he literally supplied to all
county committees and precincts dcsir-
ing them, Oh application to this head
quarters.
Seventh-In order to Tefute any cam
paign lies circulated by the Republicans
in regard to the manner in which this
committee proposes to raise funds to
defray the necessary expenses of the
campaign, we deem it proper to state
that the only assessment authorized by
this committee was one upon each Dem
Ocratic county committee in the terri
tory, on the basis of l cent for each in
habitant in the county, according to the
-. foiH Nivy mot on
exorbitant demand. but if responded to
promptly it would be ample to defray
all the legitimate expenses of the cam
paign. Of course, it is not expected
that all the inhabitants will contribute
! cent each, but that the total amount
called for will be made up by the mem
bers of the party in each county.
Whatever letters may have been writ
ten, or demands made by any individual
contrary to what is here stated, are
wholly Unauthorized by this committee