St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-15
Campaign Roorbacks From
the Republican Committee
Have No Effect.
The People Have Heard of
This Organ and These I
Men Before. I.
Ward Heelers Failing to Plum.
der Sam Deering Try to
Defeat Him.
Political Gossip Of the Day.
Many Meetings Are An
nounced.


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The campaign of misrepresentation
and deliberate falsehood which the
Ramsey county Republicans are making
has Disguised not only the indie
pendent and Democratic citizens of
the county. but also all de-
cent Republicans, and it Will be
passing strange if the returns on the
night Of election day do not demonstrate
that the mass of the voters of st. Paul
and Ramsey county have no use for the
men who are trying to foist them
selves upon the people through
such means. Every scare head nailed
over campaign lie in the recognized
organ of the Republican machine will
cost the Republican nominees large
number of votes. The voters of Ram
sey county are neither fools nor imbe-
Giles, and they know campaign lie, eS-
pecially when it is given to the world
through the columns of the evening
anti-kid organ.
The total disregard which this paper
has for facts was shown in the special
legislation leader published last even
ing, where, for the sake of making a
point against Assessor Harroun and
Auditor KAN, the date of the
supreme court decision in the
Holman Murray quo warranto
proceedings was ceelly and deliberately
misstated. That decision was male in
June, 1889, by Judge Collins, and not in
June, 1887. As far as the city as
sesOr is concerned. the 5000 clerk
hire there referred to was paid
TOW. 4
office, and none has been paid out for
that purpose during his term. Thus it
will be seen that, were it considered
worth while, the total faiSity of the
Misrepresentation of this organ as to
political matters can be demonstrated
with little trouble. But as long as it
continues the use of its present system
of scare heads it is doing good enough
work fol- the Democracy, and none of
its abusive stories need be denied or
disproven-they carry all the evidences
of untruth on their face.
Meeker county is not outside the cur
rent that is sweeping lifelong Kepub-
licans away from their party. The ad:
vance in prices, owing to the Mckinley
bill, is the last straw; that is sapping
the ties of party. Among the
Salter, of Atwater, an old citizen,
who went into the recent Democratic
convention and announced that he was
done with his party. and that the Dem
oerats should have not only his vote, but
his work. A few weeks ago he priced,
in one of the Litchfield stores,
pair of flannel shirts offered at 81.
He decided to wait little while until
the weather got colder. The other day
he went back and said he would
take the shirts. The storekeeper
said that, owingsto the Mckinley bill,
there had been an advance aud the
price now was SIS. In his wrath he told
the merchant D-n the Mckinley
bill and yo,n shirts. too. LAM DEMO-
ecrat from this tinlesOn. y q
Fayette Marsh has sent a letter to
Chairman Cotter, of Owatonna. asking
him to deliver to Mr.. Dunnell a chal-
lange to jois4t debate. DunneIi will
make better time in getting away from
Marsh than he did in getting away from
the "rebs'' at Bull Run
The following Democratic rallies are
announced for this evening:
First Ward-547 Decatur street, to be adj
dressed by H. IL. Gil1en, of Saltwater, ID. F..
PEBBLES Dir. oscar Flsisburg and A. j. Gal.
braith.
Eighth Ward-At the corner of Front and
Oxford streets The speakers will be Hon.
W. NJ. Campbell, Ex-senator Wilkinson j.
C. Nethawav, Tom f. Martin, F. P. Nuzum,
and Frank S. BattIey.
Sixth Ward-At 9s South Robert street.
Filter block. Hon. d. W: Lawler, A. T..
Halves and II. C. McCarty will do the talkin &
The Fourth Ward Democratic club will
hold a rousing3 meeting at Eck's hall, $50
DIR, Sesfr nat af2 nv Erid rnft.
ing The gathering will be addressed by
Dan W. LAWYER, Aid. Book, Frank Pierce.
and others. The president of the club, r. c
Glenn. says that the hall will be filed from
top to BOTTOM
There viii be grand Democratic rally of
the Ninth Ward club. on Thursday even
ing. Oct. Is, at Lefnke hall. corner OF Mag
n0lia aud Sylvan streets. Prominent
speakers in English and German will address
the meeting. A brass band will be in at
tendance.
l.. A. Normandin announces meeting of
the voters of the Eighth ward at Brandt
hall, corner of University and Western ave
nues, this evening to organize Frank S.
Bailey club.
The dates of Hon. John w. Willis, of
this city, have been changed, and he
will speak:
Marshall Oct. IL.
Montevideo, Oct. Is.
Granite Fails, Oct 20.
Ex-senator Wilkinson will address a
Democratic rally at st. Paul Park this
evening.
Judge Wilson will speak at the fol-
lowing times and place snext week:
Oct. 20. Harmony.
Oct. ri, Spring Valley.
Oct, %, Wells.
Oct. %, Jackson.
Oct. "a. Worthington.
Oct. %, Rochester
Hon. o. NJ. Hall, the Third districts
next congressman, will speak at Fari.
bault on Monday evening, Oct. 20.
The Democrats of the Third ward
met last evening in goodly numbers and
organized the Third Ward Democratic
club with the following officers. Presi.