St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

hemian language. Both Of these gentlemen
are good speakers and are SO well known
that they will be sure to have q large audi
cnce.
Sixth ward-At 9s South Robert street.
Gen. r. w. Johnson, AID F. ". Bott and j.
G. Hanley will do the speeehmaking
Eighth Ward-At Marquardt's hall. The
speakers will be q. Ell. Schiller, III. j. O'Con-
nor and Frank S. Bailey
Tenth Ward-At Woodruff's hall. The
speakers will be Judge q. E. Flandrau, Hon.
G. H. Benedict A. NJ. Woodruff and James
IL. Foote.
There will be grand rally of all the
Democrats in the First ward at Tur-
geOn's hall on Saturday evening. All
the clubs In the ward will take part and
no effort Will be spared to make this the
greatest rally of the campaign in that
ward. Hon. James N. Castle and G. ID.
OBrien will speak. Committeeman
Aberle and Mullane, aided by all the
Staunch workers in the ward, are now
making preparations for the meeting.
Vote the Democratic ticket and vote it
straight.
When the voter goes to the polls i'm
this city next Tuesday he will be handed
three tickets. One of them will be the
official state ballot, on which will be
found the nominees of all parties for
the different state offices. On this the
name of the Democratic standard bearer,
Judge Wilson, will be found third on
the list. a cross to the right of ms
name will carry the whole ticket.
Place your cross to the right of the
name of Judge Thomas Wilson and you
will vote the straight Democratic state
ticket.
Another ticket will be handed the
hi al, bn
that of X. L. O'Connor for clerk of the
district court.
If you desire to vote for Charley Haas
for register of deeds.
If you desire to vote for Capt William
Hantt for sheriff.
If you desire to vote for III. f. Kahn
for auditor.
If you desire to vote for John B.
Olivier for judge of probate.
If you desire to vote for A. n. Nelson
for county treasurer.
If you desire to vote for Thomas ID.
OBrien for county attorney.
just place cross to the right of the
name of Mr.. O'Connor and you will
| vote for every one of them. Make no
| other mark on your ticket, for il you
| make more than one you must mark
every man for whom you wish to vote
| OH the entire ticket
Vote the county ticket, aud vote it
straight by placing but one mark on
| your ticket, and that to the right of the
name of Richard L. O'Connor.
| The third ballot which will be given
| to the voter will be headed by the name
of George Mitsch for county commits
Sioner, and cross to the right of his
name will again carry the entire ticket,
senators aud representatives included.
Every Democrat should go to the polls
and make but one mark on each ticket.
Ii this is done the glorious victory of
last spring can be duplicated and the
party will come out with only those po-
sitions which the Democrats so mag
unanimously gave them by indorsing the
nominees of the citizens committee.
The voters of the Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh wards and the country towns
are giving Hon. G. III. Benedict SPLEEN
did receptions wherever he goes during
the campaign, and his election may be
regarded as one OF the certainties. The
dlSgraceful manner in which he was be-
trayed by the morning Republican
organ, whose proprietOrs were in the
citizens movement and pledged to sup
| port its nominees, has made Mr.. Bene-
be elected by very handsome ma
| jority. He is honest, capable and a
| sterling Democrat, and should receive
| the vote of every man who favorS fair
| play and honesty in politics.
Voters of the Ninth, Tenth and Elev-
| epth wards and outside towns, vote for
| g. IL. Benedict for the senate.
81 shall vote next Tuesday by making
| just three marks On the ballots that are
handed me-" said one of the veteran
members Of the Democratic party yes
| terday.
81 shall mark cross to the right of
| Thomas Wilson's name on the state
ballot, and thus | will vote for the en-
tire Democratic state ticket.
II shall next put cross to the right
of the name of Richard T. O'Connor.
| and thus | shall vote for Haas, Nelson,
| Olivier. O'Brien. Curtice and the rest.
| Lastly. | shall put cross on the
| third ballot to the right of George
| Mitsch'S name, and by so doing vote
for Mitsch, LavaIIee, Martin, Liedman
and three Democratic candidates for the
| senate and the house."
This is the correct plan to pursue.
| Make but one mark on each of the
tickets handed you by the judges oil
| eiecClOI. ana u1en you Will nave YOteO
| the Democratic ticket straight from
Judge Wilson down.
| Where does the evening Republican
organ find its authority for hosting the
name of P. J. Bigne as the Republican
nominee for the legislature in the Sixth
ward?
| Does not this organ know that the
| only men VINO could name Republican
candidate in that ward favored Sam
bearing, the Democratic nominee, and
declined to nominate man against
him?
And further. doesn't this same organ
know that Mr.. Bigue was induced tC
become candidate by men who tried tc
"bleed' honest old Sam bearing. and
| failed?
Every good citizen in the Sixth ward
should vote for Sam bearing for the
legislature, for by so doing he will helr
to rebuke the professional black mailers
who disgrace the citizenship of st. Pau
at every election. Mr.. bearing is al
honest man. He knows the wants OF
the Sixth ward, and will be valuable
| member of the next legislature. His
defeat would be a misfortune to the
| West side.
| Vote for Sam bearing. and rebuke the
"heelers."