St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-04

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House, Charles Nice. Reeve, Benjamin F.
Christneb.
The above is the straight Democratic
ticket. All of the candidates are good
men. Below are given some reasons
why they should be voted for.
The Reasons.
Vote for P. B. Winston because he
will relieve the city from the curse of
extremes to which all former admins
trationS but one have gone: because he
Is a man of standing: because he does
not seek the office for the advertising
there Is in it: because he is such man
as will represent the city OH all occa-
sions with becoming dignity; because,
if the Republicans are to control the
council, it is well to have Democratic
mayor as check upon needless legisla-
ton.
Vote for KristIan Kortgaard for city
treasurer because he is man who will
handle the city'S finances in business
like manner: because he is a gentleman
who would lend credit to the office: be-
cause rebuke should be administered
to the despicable methods of campaign
ing which have been pursued against
him.
Vote for Scion Armstrong for cit
comptroller, because he is an old Demo
crat of the line; because he is careful
honest and capable; because he is the
best man for comptroller.
j. n. Castle should he elected to con-
gress from the Fourth district because,
with him in the house of representa-
tiveS, the most important district in the
Northwest will be represented by man
of intellect and brains, not by man of
straw. He is not the man to sacrifice
the interests of his constituents at the
bidding of the party whippers-in, the
men who are taking care of the Eastern
capitalist.
The whole Democratic judicial ticket
should be elected because all the men
omit are able and honorable. Let til g
Republicans, who refused to make nom
partisan judicial nominations, be made
to feel the displeasure of the public.
A. T. Ankeny should receive the votes
of all men who admire prObity, honor
and ability.
Judge Seagrave Smith has demon
strated that he is the ablest judge on
the Fourth district bench. Send him
back there.
Vote for c. NJ. Pond. the able lawyer,
the clean man. He is good man for
the place.
Tom CAVITY should be made Judge
CAVITY, because he has demonstrated
that he is able. honest and fearless.
Love of justice is the groundwork of his
nature.
p. p. Swensen made the best sheriff
Hennepin county ever had. In the pres
ent campaign he has conducted a
straightforward fight on his own merits.
Although he is an old soldier with a
most honorable record, he has never
sought to drag the G. A. r. into the
| fight. Elect him.
Vote for julius j. Heinrich for reg
lister of deeds because John F. Peterson
has already held the Office long enough.
| The people of Hennepin county do not
owe him life lease of fat office.
Strike ii blow at the pernicious sys-
| tenn of succession in Office, as if Amer
lea were a monarchy, by voting for
Louis r. Than for county attorney.
The secrets of the county attorneys
office should not be allowed to multi
ply, as they have done, for the defeat of
justice. Vote for Than.
Elect George E. Ledgerwooi to the
| Office of county auditor. He is a rep
resentative of the people. not of the
politicians. His administration of the
office would be honest.
j. X. Corrigan is not the chosen epre-
| sentative of faction or clique whose
aims and objects are to overthrow the
principles of justice. Vote for him for
| judge of probate.
II. o. Peterson is the candidate for
county treasurer opposite whose name
the voter should make Gloss to-day.
Perpetuation in Office is the doctrine of
many grabbers and corruptionists. Put
an end to 1t by voting for 81. o.
| Peterson.
Vote for W. ]. Byrnes for coroner be-
| cause he is man who thoroughly I'm
derstandS his business and would make
| an admirable coroner.
| James Z. Egan is eminently qualified
for the Office Of county surveyor. He
| should be elected over KOren because
he is the more competent.
| Voters in the Second county commits
! siOnerS district should remember that