St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-28
Gratis, and cleverly announces his candi-
dacy in the following communications:

dacy in the following communications:
To the Editor of the Globe.
In this morning sissue of the Pioneer Press
there appears an account of a meeting OF the
Number Two Democracy wherein it is
claimed that they are going to nominate.
full ticket for the coming spring election IN
opposition to the "Number One Democracy"
and that the Number Ones propose to noml-
nate me as alderman for the Fifth ward.
In reply to which wish TO state that it is
not the intention of the Number Twos TO
place ticket i'll the field in opposition to the
regularly nominated ticket of the Democratic
party. nor is il a fact as far as am aware,
that the Number Ones propose me as cand1-
date for alderman of the Fifth ward. The
fight OF the Number Twos from the beginning
has been for clean, fair, Impartial
and legal primaries; and now that
we are assured that the primaries
voter will feel when casting his vote, that
it will be fairly counted for. the candidate
for whom 1t is given. and that thus the
wishes of the people will be respected and
recorded can see no reason for dlsruptlng
the Democratic party by placing two tickets
in the field
have been urged by many friends to con-
sent to make contest at the Democratic
primaries for the nomination for alderman
in the Fifth ward. l have consented to
make the contest. and will work i'll an hon
est and straightforward manner to that end.
] will go into the primaries on the assurance
that they will be held fairly and, if defeated
/ will support the nominee for such Office,
whoever he may be, and | will do all in my
power to assist in his election, and in the
election of the entire Democratic ticket.
MICHAEL F. SWEENEY.
John &. Pewters is making an active
canvass for the Democratic aldermanic
nomination in the Fourth ward. and had
the following to say yesterday: u am
in the field for gentlemanly. high
toned canvass for the Democratic NOM
ination. | have always been Demo
crat from the ground up, and have
many frieuds in the ward who have
assured me of their support.
Herman Deebach, of the Ryan barber
shop, is the latest candidate for the
Democratic nomination for alderman in
at meeting of Second ward Democrats
held in Lucker's hall, Mr.. Deebach was
formally trotted out. Mr.. Deebach is a
solid Democrat, and has brother who
is Democratic alderman in Mankato.
The old soldiers of the city will try to
help along several tagging booms next
Monday evening in the municipal court
room in the city hall, when an effort
will be made to indOrSe ticket from
the top down.
A meeting of the Second Ward Demo-
cratic club is called to take place to-
night at DR.. E. y. AmoSS' office, 679
East Third street, at 8 p. m. Members
of the club and those desiring to become
members are requested to attend.
The location of the following places
in the Third (Ald. Pat Conley's ward is
as follows:
Precinct No. 1--Smith park, east side of
Sibley street. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Booth.
Precinct No 2-NorIhwest corner of Olive
and Sixth streets.
Precinct No EAST side of Kittson (No.
39S), corner Sixth street.
Precinct No. 4--West side of KittSon, cor
ner of Eighth street
Precinct No 5-Northeast corner of Pine
and Eighth streets.
Precinct No. 6--West side of Wacouta
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Precinct No. 7--West side of Rosabel, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Precinct No. S-No. 5S7 Broadway.
George Mitsch, Jr., is likely to prove
very formidable candidate for alder
man in the Fourth ward. He is seeking
the Democratic nomination, and his
friends say they will vote him the nom
ination.
Il
The Democrats of the Eight ward are
unit and very enthusiastic. Meetings
are being held in every precinct in the
ward. A Democratic gathering will be
held at the corner OF Edmund and Dale
streets on Saturday evening.