St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

hunts and queer methods in the canvass
when 1t Is a known fact that his friends
are now trying to secure his election.
and suppose with his full, sanction. in
very diSreputable manner. Tickets
have been printed by them for the out,
side counties in the district headed
Democratic Ticket and with the
Democratic nominees for state officers
and congress, rs well as for the county
Officers. where there are sucn, but
WITH Judge Young's name on in
stead of Canty's. By thus deceiv-
ing the Democrats of the rural dis
tricts, who could. perhaps, not be
presumed to read their tickt is all
through, and who, therefore, would I'M
Willingly and without their knowledge
and consent, throw vote for Judge
Young. 1t is expected to overcome the
action OF the honest wOrkingmen of
minneapolis in condcmning his NOM
nation. Such practices on the part of
an "hOnOrable'' occupant of the ex-
allied position Of district judge may find
admirers amongst certain class Of
politicians. but hardly think it will
meet with the approval of honest men
III either party. l have such ticket,
printed for isanti county, in my
possession now, and 1 know
that Judge Young's corporation and
capitalist friends yesterday procured
the printing OF thousands of tickets of
the same kind for the other counties,
and sent an army of men provided with
the proper ammunition to the different
polling places in the other counties in
cluded in this district. l hope that the
scheme will be discovered in time by
the Democratic leaders in these differ
ent counties, and that it may be wholly
frustrated, but fear that 1t will not,
and II by such fraudulent practices
Judge YOung's friends succeed in plac-
Ing him for six more years in position
where he can continue to do wrong
to the workingnlen, l congratulate them
on their success. and hope that
he and they can go to prayer meeting
next Thursday night, conscious that
the cause of righteousness has pre-
vailed. and that corporations and capt.
taiIStS will for six more years have a
stannch friend on the district bench of
the Fourth district.
call upon all wOrkmen, to whatever
party they may belong, to rebuke this
attempted fraud upon the suffrage of
the people in favor OF monopoly and
corporation power, by putting sub
Stantlal cross opposite and after the
name of Thomas CAVITY on the blue
ticket, and by severely ietting alone the
name of Austin I'll. Young. wherever the
same appears. Those of them who have
the interests OF labor and Of the poor
people at heart, and want to strike an
effective blow at monopoly and cor
puratiOn power in our city. certainly
will do so, and hope the result will he
that no judge of our district court
hereafter, when Tom Lowry's street
cars run over and kill poor workman's
child. and the jury in a suit for dam
ages against the company awards ver-
diet of $3.50 (small compensation
enonghl. will interfere with the
functions of the jury and cut
down the verdict TO $500, telling
the workmen of our city that that is all
that the life of one of their children is
worth, as has happened before, and may
happen again, unless the people, by
their actions. show that when the con-
stitution has given them the right to
vote for judges, it means that the judges
shall be responsible fur their actions to
the people as much as any other officer,
and that they cannot trust simply to
corporations and capitalists to secure
for them their appointments. nomina-
tons and elections. Yours for justice
for the poor as we'll as for the rich.
JOHN w. ARCTANDER.