St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-04

Thomas 7. Dwyer is the man to elect.
He is workingman himself, and will
represent the workingmen. He Is not Il
man to go back on his friends.
Henry Oswald, Democratic candidate
| for county commissioner in the Fourth
district, is known and admired by every
man i'll North Minneapolis. Voters
by electing him to-day.
Voters in the Twenty ninth senatorial
district should elect S. A. March to the
senate, because he has alreody done
much and will do more for North Min
neapoliS.
Matt Gallagher should be supported
for the house of representatives. He
does not seek two offices while holding
one, nor has he always worked against
North Minneapolis, which cannot be
said of his opponent.
Perry Long, of the Twenty-ninth dis
trict, is known to be a young man of
ability and integrity. Send him to the
legislature.
Vote for +. G. Mcmillan for senator in
the Thirtieth district, because he hasn't
long and suspicious looking record to
explain away; because he does not seek
the Office as a business speculation "for
what there is In it,
Vote for II. l.. Penny because he is a
gentleman of ability, honor and integ-
rity; because there are no black spots
in his record; because he is not now,
nor has he ever been, the apologist for
crOOkedness.
Vote for n. P. Nelson In the Thirtieth
district, because j. Ill. Bradish, after his
record in the council, is not safe man
to trust.
Vote for Frank Morse in the Thirty
first district, because he has an hOnOra-
BILE record as alderman and member of
the legislature; because he is not con-
tiuually working on scheme; because
he has not the chosen mouthpiece Of the
monopoliStS.
Vote for w. Fl. Lynn in the Thirty
first district because he is capable and
honest. He does not invent new and
startling oaths and strange epithets,
but he will work for the interest of his
constituents, not for hOodlums.
Vote for q. E. McAllister, in the
Thirty-Iirst district, because he will leg
iSlate for the benefit of Minneapolis, not
for one corporation.
Vote for Fred Schmidt, in the Thirty
first district, because he is known to be
richly honest an upright.
AlOnZo Philips should be sent TO the
senate from the Thirty-second district.
because he has served his constituents
well as an alderman, and will do the
same in the legislature.
Vote for w. Fl. Trip in the Thirty
second district, because he stands on
his own merit. His opponent is the
four-legged animal with the bray VINO
maSqueradeS in lions hide. and who
speaks for the street railway company
alone.
Vote for A. B. Dorelius in the Thirty
second district, because he does not
boast that he carries the vote of the
railroad men in his vest pocket.
Vote for j. j. Smith in the Thirty
second district, because he will never
plead II didn't know what repeal
meant"
Vote for DR.. j. W. Bell for senator
in the Thrty-thIrd district. because he
quarter section of prairie i'll Blooming
ton.
Elect S. A. Stockwell to the house
from the ThirtY-third district. He will
never resort to street car elixir as cure
for sickness.
]. II. Huntington should be sent to
the house from the Thirty-third district
because he did not have to outbid a
man who had $4,000 to spend for
nomination in order to become a candi-
date.
E. S. Barnes should be sent to the
senate from the Thirty-fourth district.
He didn't have to pose as census emu
merator before being nominated.
Vote for c. Nice. Reeve in the Thirty
fourth district. There IS no "crook''
either in his name or nature.
Vote for B. f. Christlieb In the
Thirty-fourth. He has never done
things which would not look we'll in
print.
Vote for Joe Ingenhutt in the First
ward. He is known to be honest and
incorruptible.
Vote for j. c. Haynes in the Second
ward. He will never be called liar by
a brother alderman because of his
changes of opinion between two days.
Vote for EnOch Hidden in the Second
ward, because he is an honorable gentle
man, and is above resorting to black
guard SIN in a political campaign.
Vote for j. l.. Keichli in the Third
ward, because he will not be nonen-
tity in the council.
Vote for William Boehr in the
Fourth ward, because he is not hide
bound and the tool Of others.
Vote for Jacob Breyer in the Fifth
ward. He was never accused of resort
ing to bribery to secure the nomination.
Vote for Lars M. Rand in the Sixth
look after the interests of his ward.
Cote for NJ. B. Rollins In the Seventh
ward becauSe.he will not antagoniZe the
interests of his constituents.
Vote for r. FL. Evan in the Eighth
ward because he is an upright man of
untarnlshed fame. He has never been
concerned III shOdy business transac-
tionS.
Vote for j. J. Mcclure in the Ninth
ward because he is not the tool of j. II.
BradSh and the ring.
Vote for f. A. Schwartz in the Tenth
ward and his opponents will not get
chance to cut him out this year.
Vote for w. H. Lackey IN the Elev-
enth ward. He will never change his
opinions on vital matters and desert his
constituents at the crack of the whip.
Vote for George Peterson in the
Twelfth ward, because he is not going
to give his consent to the street railway
company mountaineering his constitu-
ents without cause, and because he is
not going to work against his own ward
all the time.
Vote for A. S. Reyes in the Thirteenth
ward, because he will do something else
besides move to adjourn.
Don't believe any stories heard to.
day. III they were truthful they
would have been used before.