St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-07
The FIGHT is over.
Campaign Committee Rooms
Look Like Banquet Halls
Deserted.
EX-CongresSman Snlder Has
a Seance With His Recent
Chairman,
And IntimateS He Was the
Victim in the House Of
His Friends.
What Various Men Have to
Say Of the Late I'm
pleaSantneSS.

The campaign is over. even If the
governOrship is yet in the balance, as a
visit to the headquarters of the various
committees will demonstrate. AT the
Republican state headquarters there is
lack of that boisterous activity which
so lately characterized them, and were
it not for Dave Clough's presence
would wear worse than funereal air.
The small armyof clerks has disappeared
and the number of visitors has dropped
to next to nothing. Chairman Heat
wole has gone off to Northfeld and Sem
ator ClOugh seems to be in complete
control. Secretary Tams BiXby looks
about as tired as Il man can and still
stand it to chronicle figures that p0r-
tend the demolition of all his choicest
hopes. AT the headquarters of the
Ramsey county Republican committee
no one is to be found oil guard.
Chairman Lowenstein has gone
back to his store, and will de-
vote his energies during the
next few weeks to collecting the bills of
the various Republican committees for
cigars furnished during the heat of the
battle. This aStute leader allowed his
zeal in the cause to permit these COM
mittees to ''get into him" to quite an
amount. Successful candidates are
usually willing to fix up things nicely.
This was the case two yealS ago, but
this year, alas for Chairman Lowen-
stein, victory has perched on the stand
ard of the opposition, and he must now
hustle for his stuff
Dropping down single floor in the
EndicUtt and the headquarters of Capt.
Snider'S congressional committee are
3,ttf hair I h n
disappeared, the furniture is somewhat
demolished, and the whole suite Of
rooms wears sadly demOraliZed appear
ance. The fact is, Congressman Snider
dropped into the city yesterday, and
going to the headquarters, made
a roar about the manner in
which he had been bamboozled,
deceived and bled by this committee.
He claimed that his good hard protec-
ton cash had been blown in on the
county ticket. He was particularly
angry over certain S1.SU0 which, he
alleges, was obtained from him on
Monday evening by Chairman Lamb,
who assured him it would Fix things
all right in Ramsey county"
Well, it is evident neither this S1,S00
nor the thousands which precened it did
this fixing" act, and yesterday the
doughty captain gently inSnuated that
at least $3.50 of the last S1,S00 was al
lowed to gently slumber in the pocket Of
one of the leaders. This was evidently
good plan for this leader to follow, as it
was safer there than it would have beer
in safe. as receptacles like the latter
have frequently been tapped. The
members of the Republican county CON-
mittee declare that they never saw any
of Mir. Snider's stuff, and are naturally
rather hot that he should tackle them
about it.
Chairman Campbell and Secretary
Smalley still hold down things at the
Democratic headquarters, and are busily
engaged in footing up the returns re-
ceived from the various counties. They
are too busy to talk much, but
their confidence in the election
of Wilson gives Room 5 a
very encouraging air. A few doors
down the hall Secretary Nethaway, of
Congressman Castles congressional
committee, is kept engaged in summing
up the majoritieS received by MIR. Castle
in the ten counties of the district. The
headquarters of the Ramsey county
Democratic committee in the Germania
bank building are practically deserted.
Chairman Fuller aid Secretary Allen
dropping in occasionally to attend to
matters winding up Che business of the
committee.