St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-30

railroad companies. being no doubt more enR
phat1c and pronounced because OF the we'll
known fact that he was raised In q
railroad circle and that all his af1lias
tions were with that class Of men.
No fact is now better known among
those who are posted than that Mr. Merrl.
ANS relations are of the most intimate and
confidential character with the railroad com.
panies especially the Northern Pacific, and
that with the possible exception of the Du-
luth q Winnipeg, all the companies have
been very solicitous for his denomination.
and are now preparing to exert themselves
for his election by all the means at theiI
command. This is known to the writer
hereof personally. We also know that the
railroad commission appointed by the govs
ernor is satisfactory to the said companies
Understand, we are not by this objecting To
the action of the companies. but are calling
attention to the fact that the governor of this
state is deliberately practicing deceit upon
the peopie-is masquerading upon the grea9
questions pending between the people and
the railroad companies. That is all.
Chairman Joel P. HeatWole, who has
been spending several days in putting
things in order around the headquarters
of the Republican state central com<
mittee, slipped off to Northfield last
evening, and will not return until Mon-
day, when the campaign on that side
will be formally opened. He enter
tanned few of the faithful from various
quarters of the state yesterday, but as
the diSburSing period has not yet ar
rived Mr.. HeatWole, with wink Of his
off eye, told his callers that this is to be
campaign of principleS and not Doodle,
and they went home to return after ai
few days.
Hon. S. M. Owen. the Alliance nomfs
nee for governor, will deliver an adj
1rncc or tho SOuthorD MiDnacota fair fn
be held at Rochester next week. The
Sage of Nininger will perform the same
service at the Blue Earth county fair.
to be held at Garden City Sept. II, IS
and 10. He has also offered to speak at
two public meetings in the county in
addition to this. As Garden City is the
home of Gen. j. IL. Baker, the Alliance
candidate for congress in the Second
district, Mr.. Donnelly will have an OPP
portunlty to declare where he stands
in this campaign. Will he speak as hiSN
organ, the Great West, is speaking at
the present time?
Hon. d. w. Lawler, chairman of the
late Democratic county convention Of
Ramsey county, has named the new
county committee, in accordance with
instructions given him by the cOnven-
tion. 1t is made up as follows:
Members at Large-H. II. Fuller, chairman;
Dan Aberle, c.. o. Malmstrom, Coleman
Flaherty, Hugh Campbell, C. j. Dornlden,
Robert Hare, Joe Minea, James King, Louis
Dion, Joe Matz, II. G. Ehrmantra ut.
Ward MEMBERSHIPS ward Michael Null
lane; Second ward, +. W. Bott: Third ward,
P. COnley; Fourth ward, George j. Mitsch;
Fifth ward, William Banholzer; Sixth ward,
James H. Melady; Seventh ward, John F.
Smith; Eighth ward William Rodger; Ninth
ward, John +. Gehan; Tenth ward, W. A.
Davern; Eleventh ward. Pat Gleason.
Country. Il. Davis, New Brighton; Joe
Sheirer, North ST. Paul; Paul Lahore, White
Be ar.
Darius F. Reese will confine his at
tentiOn to state politics during the COM
ing campaign, and will draw $50 per
month as an assistant of Secretary TamS
Bixby, of the Republican state commit~
tee.
Hon. John f. Meagher, of Mankato,
who was in the city yesterday, paid the
following handsome tribute to that vet
eran Democrat, Hon. Daniel Buck: 81
think Mr.. Buck wrote a manly and fair
letter, which proves him to be every
inch loyal and self-sacrifcing Demo-
crat. He always means what he says,
and l understand by it that he will not
be a candidate for governor. Our peo-
pie were not prepared for it. and it was
a surprise to us at home. Had he so
desired, there is little doubt that he
could have had not only the support Of
Blue Earth county, but in addition to
this, that of the entire Second di strict"