St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-28
The Maine Man Expected to
Bring a Raft of Money
To-Day, 4
Contributed by the East ]
Keep Up the Tribute on
the West.
Every Loyal Republican Emit
tied to an Even Share Of
the Spells.
A Republican Combine
Freeze Out Candidates
Bell and REM.

To-day will bring the supreme mo-
ment for the Republicans of Minnesota.
Tom Reed, of Maine. will be here. But
it is not his mere presence that is of
momeut, nor is it what he may say; be-
cause even SO distinguished buIldozer
as Reed cannot sufficientyiapologize for
the Mckinley outrage; and the fact of
the matter is that Reed is merely map
ping out presidential campaign for
Reed.
But he brings the Doodle. y.
A wall has gone up from the Repub-
licans of Minnesota shat unless the
Eastern manufacturers come down
handsomely with financial aid, at least
three congressional districts will be
lost. The congressman brought home
wit them goodly roll of this Doodle,
but it has been exhausted and the de-
mand has gone East for more. They
said to the manufacturers:
''We worked i'll your interest. We voted
you millions of dollars through the McKin-
ley bill that the farmer and Iaborer of Mill
nesota must help pay. Now we want some
The manufacturer has responded, and
it is the current report that Reed is
bringing this Doodle with him. and it
will be distributed among the faithful.
Those manufacturing kings like Car
negie never do things by halves, and
the Doodle will be q generous slice.
They know there is no better place than
Minnesota to plant it. Therefore, so
long as the Doodle is coming, it is only
equitable that it should be fairly dis
tributed.
Apply for your share.
Every Republican leader and con-
tr0ller of votes is entitled to fair share
The money was wrung from the poorer
classes by excessive tariff taxation and
should go back to the people. Apply
for your share at once, and insist that it
be given you. If you don't get. it it will
he only because the party managers do
not think your influence is worth hav-
ing. Apply early, before there can be
any excuse to offer and before the
Doodle runs out. Apply early and often
and insist on your share.
1t is Doodle campaign.
Car Reed comes here tonight, simply
to put himself upon exhibition. 1t will
be worth while togaze upon the man
who rules over Minnesota congressman
with so proud hand and who stands
like colossus of fat and brass, with
his feet upon the neckS of our PROSTATE
representatives. He comes to show hiS.
$50 pounds of weight and intimatei
what fine presidential candidate he Will
make. Finally he comes to plead with
the people,to. still vote with the party
that has taxed them for the benefit.of
the East. and that will increase those
taxes as long as they Will stand it. He
will not talk OF the mortgages OH Min-
nesota farms held by Eastern capitals
lists, but will tell how good crops. fertile
soil and Gods bright sunshine are the
direct results Of an Infamous Republic
can system of excessive taxation. He
will say prices are not going up.and will
intimate that st. Paul and Minneapolis
merchants lie. when they say they are.
All this will Gar Reed do tonight, be-
sides allowing the public the privilege
of gazing, free of cost, upon his adipose
greatness.
No stone is being left unturned to
make tomorrow evenings meeting at
the Newmarket the greatest in the his
tory of the st. Paul Democracy That
veteran Democrat. Gen. II. w. Johnson,
will be the chairman, and the list of
vice presidents will certain a whole
host of wefl-known fighters in the peo-
pies cause. Judge Wilson. Minneso-
ta's next governor, will commence the
speechmaking, and will be followed by
Hon. James n. Castle. the nominee of
the Democracy for congress in this dis
trict. All the Democratic clubs in the
city will be on hand, ami no citizen of
st. Paul can afford to miss it.
NJ. J. Bell must paddle his own canoe.
He is not in the Republican combina-
ton of office-seekers. OF course. Reg
lister Bell is hot about it, but the other
fellows snap their fingers at the W est
side candidate and filppantly inquire
what he is going to do about il. Up to
yesterday Candidates Freaney. Bean
and Keller made up a combine that was
made up to advance merely the inter
eStS OF those who were on the inside.
Mum heard of this triple alliance
and at once set up clam0r to be taken
into it. His request was finally granted
yesterday, and now Messrs. Freaney,
Keller, Bean and Mum will pull to-
gether through the remainder Of the
campaign.
OF course this is hard on REM, Bell
and the rest, but this combination and
the Republican county committee agree
that there is no possible show of elect
a sacrifice of Bell and REM the other
four may possibly go through. This. at
any rate, inspired the candidates named
to enter into this coalition.
This is the worst kind of trading.
f.. And yet the Republican county COM
mittee wink at it and the evening Re-
publican organ has nothing more to say
against political trades. They are all
right when this organs favorites are
concerned in them and all wrong when
Register of Deeds Bell THINKS of them.
The Republican county committee has
it in for MIR. Bell, ana so has the Repub-
lean organ. And this is the way it
happened. Early in the present cam
paign Register Bell, seeing that the
campaign was to be managed solely in
the interests of one Or two of the candi-
dates, and not of ali the men on the Re-
publican county ticket, set out to do
little work for himself in his old-time
way. He didn't consult either the Re
publican committee or 1.-The man behind
the scenes" who, by the way, soon
commenced to roast "a certain Repub-
liean candidate" in the Republican
evening organ, warning him to pull into
line or be branded publicly as trader.
This forced MIR. Bell to desist from his
work. and now he is left to make his
fight alone. and political traders are no
longer odious to the Republican confa
nittee or its organ. e
Great is the Bean Freaney- MuHns
Keller combination and its organ. IL
The Democratic meetings held i'm st.
Paul last night gave evidence that the
campaign is growing in interest and
that the people are far from being weary