St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-26
LOVELY HIS NEMESIS.
MP. Dunnell Has the Pleasure
Of Gazing on John A.
Lovely's Back.
Appeals to Dunnell to Aid
Lovely in 1885 Were Of
No Avail,
And Now FPeeborn County
Will Get Amply Even
With Dunnell.
Wilson Already Certain to Be
Wilson Already Certain to Be
Returned From the First
District.
Special to the Globe.

ALBEIT LEA Mimi, Oct. 25.-N0t
many days ago, Hon. John A. Lovely
and Hon. Mark ii. Dunnell met upon
the streets of Albert Lea, and the Hon.
John A. Lovely deliberately turned on
his heel and let Mr.. DunneIl gaze upon
his back. That is the opinion Mr..
Lovely holds of Mr., DunnelI. At the
instant of receiving this rebuff. Dunnell
must have thought of that day in the
campaign of 1856 when Henry Birkett
came to him and asked him to preside
over Republican mass-meeting at
OwatOnna, and which was to
be held in the interests of Lovely.
Mr.. Dunnell refused to preside
over this meeting or to take part in it,
all Of which goes to measure the stand
ard of DunneifS RepubIicanism. Fur
thermOre, hear these words of an Al
bert Lea Republican: Mr.. Dunnell
did not contribute 4 cent to Mr.. LOvely'S
campaign, make speech for him or
personally solicit one man to vote for
him." Mr.. Dunneil is seriously alarmed
as to the state OF his can
vaSS, for lie has called upon
eX-State Treasurer kitteIson, of
St. Paul, to come here and help him.
hittelSOn responded at once and spent
day here pleading with recalcitrant
Republicans, but with very little effect"
As to WHO killed Cock Robin?" and
WHO hit Billy PattersOn?'' and ''Who
betrayed John y. LOvely?" the poet in
some part remains silent and refuses to
reveal. If what has been was wholly
obscured this epistle would be a useless
piece of gueSswOrk. But fortunately
for the cause OF justice and for the de
feat of raScally ends, something there
comes to light. Read, then, these let
tiers, exact copies of the originals ami
no part suppressed save the writer's
signature (le, for prudential reasons of
his own. preferring to be ali unknown
factor III the eXpOSe):
Albert Lea. Mimi. Sept l, ISSG.-IIon.
Mark II. DunnelL Owatonna, MINI. Dear
Sir: Would YOU i'll the Last week of October
counties in the interest of Mr.. Lovely: The
question comes from me personally. for
think that yuu could aid him materially
Very respectfully,
Albert Lea Mimi, Sept :. IsS6.-Hon.
Mark II. Dunnel. Owatonna. MINI. Dear
Sir: l have received no reply TO my letter OF
the LIST inst. If you prefer l will come TO
OwatOnna 10 receive your answer. Very re-
specially,
To these two letters, addressed to Mr..
Dunnell by a Republican who Sus-
peeted him of treachPry to Lovely. no
reply was ever received. The mails
may have miscarTied (?) them. or per-
hapS because Dunnell was quoted as
saying:
Lovely is all stomach. and is not fit
to 90 to Washington,
1t was not deemed advisable to notice
them.
Albert Lea. Mimi, Sept 10. 1sS6-Hon.
Mark II. Dunnell, Owatonna. Mimi. Dear
Sir: The election OF a Democratic congress
man from this district is certain if EVERY Re
PUBLICAN docs not At once come to the AID
OF MR. Lovely. IFS defea; may be avoided
by prompt rally. In Steele and
Dodge counties you have Il large
political following which. if it under
stood that you earnestly desired the
election Ct Mr.. Lovely, would al once do
valuable wCrS for him. | address you of my
own personal Will and Lecause it is cur
Tently (but falsely, hOpe) reported that yOu
do not desire Mr.. Loyely's election. and are
putting forth 10 effort TO make that possible. |
BY asingle word you can do him much good:
your continued silence IS not alone injurious I
to him. but producing party disunion. An /
early response from you viii be appreciated. /
Very respectfully,
This letter also probably miscdrried. |
for no reply to it was ever received. |
Shortly after this copy of this letter !
was forwarded from Albert La to a
prominent Republican at WinOna. Ac- |
cOmDanving it was the following note: |
Albert Lea. Mimi. Sept. 20, ISS6-My !
Dear L: inclose You copy of a letter I
which I addressed 10 Mr. Dunnell over a /
week ago. and 70 which no reply has vet !
been received. | do not know whether he is I
at home or not, but that is of little account /
since he remains as silent as block OF stone. |
am sure that You Will agree with me that /
he means no good TO Lovely. and that we /
have got 10 go elsewhere Tor aid in Steele /
ana Dodge counties. The Dunnell Repub I
leans have some understanding that it /
dOesn't make much difference whether they !
do anything this year or not. In cOnse- |
qutnce. where there should be enthusiasm !
there is apathy or open treachey. | can !
suggest no remedy except that a public /
address TO Dunnell he prepared and
forwarded with the signatures of all the
best men in the party. II this does not move
him. we shall know for all time where to
classify him. | think understand his plan.
inasmuch as Potter, of Houston said only
recently: If Lovely is defeated they will
ha, e to take the old man tmeaning DuunelD
two years from now hope against hope
that this may not be the case Please advise
s. OF my letters TO D.. Your friend.
From the last of this correspondence
| was permitted to take only one sen
tence from a letter addressed to an eX-
state official at WinOna by this Albert
Lea Republican:
''DUNNELI. Is MEETING EVERY Eff
FORT OF LoVELY'S WITH ISACTION OR
UNDERMINED TREACHERY. l HAVE
POSITIVE ADVICES THAT HE WILL GIVE
Us NO ASSISTANCE II. |. c.
FALSE HOPES.
Duuneu I,ooks 70 Freeborn fo.,