St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-24
His Election Regarded as Ger
tain by Well-Informed
= Politicians.
Capt. Castles Congressional
Committee Announced by
Senator Durant.
The AppaPition OF Charley
Gilman Frightens Repub-
lican Organs.

Ne
BY unanimous vote Adolph Bierman
was nominated for auditor, and he has
signified his acceptance. And
right here l want to warn Mr.. HeatwoIe
and his workers that something will
drop every time they buy off one of our
candidates. Politics is politics, and we
propose to protect ourselves at all haZ-
ards. don't know how this will strike
Mr.. Mcclure, the Republican nominee,
but IT were in his place should raise
a row with the fellows who pulled Pat
Rahilly off the Alliance ticket"
''What effect will this Endorsement
have on the Republican state tlcket?''
asked the reporter.
ut will not damage Merriam to any
extent. but it will result in the election
of Mr.. Bierman and the defeat of Mr..
McGuire, and for these reasons l say
Mcclure has cause to enter complaint
against the men who persuaded Rahilly
to withdraw. The object aimed at in
the withdrawal of RaIilly was the weak
enlng OF the Alliance movement all
along the line. This. of course,
would have helped Gov. Merriam
But, unfortunately for
Chairman Heatwole, it strengthened the
l.,
now the full force of the blow falls not
on Owen OR the farmers cause, but Oh
the Republican nominee for auditor,
Mr.. Mcclure"
us it true that the Republican man
ayers ale working to secure the with
drawai of another Alliance nominee?'
NOW, don't care to answer that
question to-day. but will tell you this.
that | do not think they will care 10 take
the chances on another deal of this kind.
we are prepared to meet them in this
fight in way that is not calculated to
increase their crooked work. Every
time the Republicans buy off one OF our
candidates we shall nominate a candi-
date OF the OppO 'itiOn."
This action of the Alliance central
while not unexpected, pro-
duced quite sensation in political cir
Giles at the Merchants yesterday. The
fatterIng manner in which the nominal
ton came to Mr.. Bierman made his ac-
ceptance certain, and the prophets are
not few in number who declare that it
means his election by good majority.
Senator Durant, who was chairman of
the Fourth district congressional con-
ventlon which made Hon. j. n. Castle
the Democratic nominee for congress.
came over from Saltwater yesterday to
spend little time in sizing up the pO-
lltlcal situation, and while here an
nOunced the Democratic congressional
for this district 1t is as fol-
lows:
Washington County-W. F. Bronson chair
man, and Michael Keefe Saltwater
Chisago County,. j. Markham, Rush
City.
Pine Caunfv To,,oS urrJo,- p;,o r,;.r
Kenabec County-D. ". Cowan. Mora
Anoka County--T. NJ. Ryan, Anoka
Isanti County-Isaac f. Walker, Spencer
Brook.
Wright County,. C. Nugent and j. R.
Cullen, Monticello.
Hennepin County-Joseph Jepson. Claus
Johnson, Paul Schmedeman, all of Minneap-
0iis.
Sherburne County-Charles Wheaton.
Ramsey County-CharlesL ienau, Robert A.
Hirst, William Rodgers. all of st. Paul.
At Large-P. W. Locke, ST. Paul; j. It.
Byrnes. Minneapolis; Chris A. Gallagher,
The Farmers Alliance of the First
district will hold convention at Aus
ill Oct. 10 for the purpose of consider
ng the adviSability of nominating
for congress.
Hon. E. G. PAIL. the Democratic NOM
nee for lieutenant governor. came up
rom his Brown county home yesterday
md spent the day circulating among
his friends in this city. The outlook
for the success of the Democratic ticket
ne thinks is more than good 1--WE
shall give them red-hot campaign at
my rate" he said to the GLOBE man,
and If we are defeated we will have
he satisfaction of having made a good
light and of doing all that could be done
% win. l understand Judge Wilson
will commence his campaign in few
lays. when things may be expected to
warm up somewhat"
The Republican organs have COM
nenced singing mud at Charley Gill
nan because he has presumed to think
# being candidate for congress in his
district. The trouble with the organs
S just this-that they know the strength
Mr.. Gilman possesses among the nom
classes of the people aud
oresee the defeat of Comstock in his
Had we the Australian
he Fifth district" said Republican
rom the North yesterday. ~ believe
Charley Gilman would be elected by
arge majority. He has hosts of friends
among the people in every por-
fon Of the district, all of
whom have confidence in him,
md, did they care, they would vote for
lin. He has been badly used by the
leaders, and the people all
Know this, and will vote for him if they
lave the opportunity just to demon
trate their confidence in him and re-
,uke his enemies. | notice that sew
raj of the Republican organs have also
commenced abusing Knute Nelson. Let
hem keep it up is all Eve got to say,
md something will drop very hard in
November in the Fifth district
The seven socialists of Ramsey
headed by Christian Gaefke and
Ernest Seitz, are up in arms against the
Alliance party because of the appoint
nent of John C. Meyer, of this CITY, as a
member of the Alliance state commit
zee. Messrs. Gaefke and Seitz claim
hat the choice of the ST. Paul section
If the Socialist Labor party of the
United State for this position was Mr..
Gaefke, and further, that they have rea-
son to believe that Mr.. Gaefke's
name was first put on the list and after
wards taken Off and Mr.. Meyers put on.
A letter was sent Mr.. Owen several
lays ago notifying him that the social
st party OF ST. Paul cannot, in justice
to the principles it represents, support
any party tOlerating as a member Of its
state committee such man as Mr..
Meyer. The action of the Alliance and
labor convention of Ramsey county,
held few evenings ago, comes in for
Iarge-sized ''roast' in Secretary Seitz's
letter to the public, and asserts that
this convention attempted to bribe
Messrs. Gaefke and: Leitz by giving
them the nomination for the lower
house of tie legislature from the Third
and Sixth wards respectively.
Capt. Snider's congressional commit
Tee is, 1t seems. to be a double-headed
affair, with headquarters in both Min
neapolis and st. Paul. George Lamb
will be chairman Of the committee, with
full charge of the Ramsey county end
Of the fight, while A. 81. Hall, of Hen
nepin, will be chairman of the execu-
live committee. and will attend to the
work In the Mill City, and exercise a
general supervision over the campaign