The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-11-01

our friends will give him call. He was
one of those who fought our conntry's
battles in the days Of her struggles.
Call and see him.
MONEY LOANED On Horses, Wa
CONS, household goods, musical instru-
ments or any good security without re-
moval. Also on watches. diamonds etc.
No delay. Private room for ladies.
Lowest rates in the city; open even
ings. v. Heath, successor to w. H..
Adamson, q Washington Ave. S
There are only few places of bust
ness in St. Paul, owned and operated by
Colored people; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
as they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you can
possibly find any who can furnish what
you wish. Help one another, ana in so
doing. you help yourself,
Last July Mr.. Harrison Hurst who
was working at the West Hotel quit
work because he desired to leave the
city. When he asked for his pay he
was given an order for his money at the
rate of twenty-five dollars per month,
but he demanded his wages at the rate
OF thirty dollars the amount promised
him for tn summer months. This was
refused him, so he put the case in Law
yer Morris hands who secured a
judgement for the full amount.
Captain s. P. Snijer addressed the
people of South Minneapolis last Mon
day evening. The hall on the corner oil
Bloomington and Franklin avenues. was
packed. Mr.. Snider gave ringing
comment of the work done by congress
during the last session, it was the most
complete answer to II Democratic par.
tvs charges that have ever heard from
any person in the news papers or from
the platform. After Captain Snider's
address. Mr.. W. K. Hicks was called up.
on and made some most happy remarks
| ulogistic of Mr.. Snider's great services
and qualities, also speaking in the most
f1atering terms of Mr.. j. w. Phillips and
others on the ticket. He was apIauded
several times.
Our Lawyer. VIM. R. Morris, has just
secured another gratifying victory to
our people by winning suit from one
W. P. Todd, white man who refused
to allow Mr.. J. w. Hill to move into his
| (Todd's) house after he had rented it tc
him, because Mr.. Hill is Colored man
Lawyer Morris in his address to the
jury most numerically scored Todd, de
nouhcing his actions as .disgraceful and
outrageous in the extreme and wholly
unbecoming a citizen of the great state
Of Minnesota, which has for. its motto
"The Star of the North" Mr.. Morris
rendered his denunciation doubly cut
ting by his scholarly and chaste way O.
making it. The way to secure our sights
is to demand them and fight to the bit
ter end for them. Every case of this
kind ought 10 be taken to court and
Jury allowed to decide it. If people
persist in exercising their prejudice
they should be made to pay for 1t.
Friday evening the Samuel P. Snide7
Club of Colored Republicans of Minnea
polls, held an enthusiastic meeting a.
the Republican Headquarters on Second
avenue South. After the Club had made
short march around the streets it re-
turned to headq uarters to listen to the
speakers. Lawyer VIM. R. Morris wa
presented by chairman Rogers. and he
delivered an eloquent, rousing, enthus
iastic and power. ul speech in behalf O
Republication, He touched upon the
Mckinley Bill and showed that it wal
a measure that was to protect home in
dustries and give work to the laborins
men. He pronounced an ent ominun
on the Federal Election Bill, saying tina
1t was simply measure to ensure to cit
liens the rights guaranteed them by tn,
constitution. His comparisons between
the Republican and Democratic parties
were especially good, and his iIlustra
tions were chaste and trenchant. Hi
Illusions to Captain Snider were exceed
ingly eloquent and pointed. He urget
in convincing and interesting way th
entire Republican ticket, state, count,
and city. The speech on the whole va
very fine and the audience was held a
if by a magic spell. Lawyer F. L. Nc
Chez, of st. Paul, followed in pointed
eloquent, interesting and taking address
He clearly pointed out the schemes an,
tricks of the democrats and showed tba
they would not do to trust He tolt
about their promises in St. Paul, how
they. we're going to divide the Office
with the Colored men etc., but as sool
as they got in power their promise
were, in their judgement kept, by ap
pointing one Colored man as dog catch
er and then arresting and fning him fo
catching d Democratic dog. One Color
ed man was also appointed special 20
liceman but he was discharged for tax
ing drink of whiskey. Mr.. McGhe,
secured a point by asserting that Their,
is not a policeman in St. Paul upo1
whose breath the odor Of whiskey can
not be detected. Mr.. McGhee's speech
was interesting in the extreme and tn.
closest attention was given him. F. M
Nye, the candidate for county attorney
on the Republican ticket followed will
short out eloquent, scholarly and pow
erful address. His remarks were ex