St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21

of delegates in conformity with the above
apportionment,a and the nomination of candi-
date Tor alderman Zone or two as the case
Emay be-. in such manner as to you may deem
best suggesting that where there are ward
clubs clubs formed or forming, you confer with
them as to arrangements. Such ward con-
Venuons to be held. not later than Monday
evening, Sept. 30, 80. Also youshre per-
sonally requested to meet with the executive
committee at 103 Washington avenue south,
on Monday evening. Sept. 22d. for further
conference on this subject
{ c. j. Buell. is an enthusiastic fellow and
something of a hustler, but he occasionally
Allows his enthusiasm to run away from him.
he did when he attended the single tax con-
ventlon in New York city recently. AS the
exponent of single tax theories in Minneap
olls. Buell. wanted to make the Eastern fell
lows believe that he was devil of fellow
at converting people from the old and faded
economic theories. Thinking that all the
honor would attach to him, he told the single
tax convention that P. B. Winston was firm
believer in Henry Georges theory, and that
inc Democratic party in Minneapolis and in
minnesota was composed principally of act
I've workers in the interest of the single tax
movement. 1t will doubtless be news to p
B. Winston and to the Democratic party that
Buell. has been appointed their articled and
credentialed mouthpiece.
The Scandinavian political club ''Selvstyre"
held largely attended meeting Friday night
on Monroe street. 1t was voted to invite all
candidates for aldermen and the legislature
on the East side to come before the club and
state their ideas. The club processes to be in
dependent of all parties Following are the
officers: President, Martin Aalberg: vice
president, T. Petersen: secretary, A. Brom-
stad' treasurer, A Gothson
The Minneapolis end of the Democratic
congressional committee viii be: At large
Chris A. Gala CHER and John It. Byrnes; the
three members accredited to Minneapolis
will be Paul Schmedeman, Zoe Jepson and
Claus johnson,
The true character of the pure and holy
party of righteousness, which sails under the
name OF The Republican party, was never
better illustrated than by the aldermanic
tight between r. L. Stillman and DR.. Brazie
in the FiIta ward. When Stillman was de-
1eated his partisans swore long and loud.
Ihey vowed vengeance upon the Brazie
have fastened the famous Mr.. Gilderoy's
Kite to terra frma, Nor did they stop at
threats alone. They have been making per-
slstent and determined efforts during the
past week to have DR.. BraZie, and all the men
who worked for him, indicted. This would
Include the chairman OF the city convention
And how did these men break the law Still
an says that they bribed delegates. and, of
course, S6llman is an honest man. Dr.
Brazies friends Indignantly deny any such
imputation or allegation. On the other hand,
fthey declare that at least one man-they
name him, too-was purchased by the still
man fellows, and that 500 was paid for his
vote. On with the fight!
E. M. johnson is beginning to realize that
he has no ''sinch'' in the senatorial fight with
, Frank Mcmillan. Since the Comstock- Lund-
quist faction and Irving A. Spears followers
have openly declared war against him he has
been scheming to arrange an armistice For
once Ed will find out that he cannot play the
Mr.. Hyde-Dr. Jekyll actand retain the admi-
ration ana support of his old time followers.
johnson is making fruitless attempt
| to have Mcmillan represented to the
laboring people as being opposed to organ
] lied LABOR. Mr.. Mcmillan is one of the larg-
est contractors in the city. and no one who
ever was in his employ can say that he was
questioned regarding either his social or re-
| ligious belief On the other hand. every one
knows that johnson has no love for men
who organize TO protect themselves. The
fact that the president of the council kept in
hiding 10 avoid signing the resolution passed
by the council authorizing Lowry to start his
ears during the strike two years ago is
enough 10 satisfy the laboring element of