St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

derstanding that he perform political services
= IN return, and so the people of Kandiyohi
were not at all surprised to see him out hust-
ing for his masters. But with Collector
johnson 1t is different. However. the voters
of kanuiyohi are onto the little CLIQUE who
Tor years fattened at their expense, and the
more work the members of this gang put in
the simmer will Merriam's chances grow in
the county.
In last evenings issue of the organ of the
Ramsey county Republican committee there
appeared the statement that further investi-
CATION into the affair in the Thirty pre-
einct of the Sixth ward reveals the fact that
there is something rotten i'll Denmark
This is undoubtedly true, but, unfortun-
ateiy for the Republican tricksters, they and
net the Democrats are responsible for this.
This organ stated last=eveniifg that a gen
tieman named Leyde had said that Patrick
Miller had told him that he had peen paid
SO to resign. This was denied in yester-
days GLOBE by Mr.. Miller and last evening
Mr.. Leyde stated that he had never made
any such a statement. Which side is
smlrehed by this transaction?
MI Miller yesterday came back at his
slanderers with the charge that Nels j. Ness
had offered MIR. Kuehne. one of the Judges
IN the Third predict of the Sixth ward, a
sum of money to pull off for another Repub-
lican.
Is this true?
1t is according to Mr. Ness own state
ments. He came to the GLOBE office yester
day not to demand retraction of Millers
charges as stated in the Evening Roorback
but to explain what he had to do with the
Jndgeship middle. His explanation is one
OF those explanations that fails to explain,
but, on the contrary. proves all that Mr.
Miller charged. Here it is in Mr. Ness own
words
"All i did was to offer to pay Mr.. Kuehue
the amount he would receive if he served as
Judge, on the consideration that he would re-
TIRE and allow Republican to go on the
board.'
Now. isn't this just what Mr.. Miller
charged?
Again. it is pertinent to ask: Which party
sdoing the crooked work?
The frenzy mentioned by the Roorback
seems TO be confined entirely TO the Repub-
lcan ward workers, who seem anxious to get
rld OF their cash as soon as possible.
Again the GLOBE and Democracy of
Ramsey county demand of this '.frenzied''
organ the names of the judges in the pre-
wards where no Republicans have been ap-
pointed. Unless this organ of the Republi-
can committee substantiates its charges the
people will continue to disbelieve its absurd
stones. Put up or shut up is the demand
of tn voters.
The following Democratic rallies will be
held Monday evening:
First Ward-Hall to be designated later
Speakers: j. c. Nethaway, Judge E. II.
Wood, A. j. GaIbraith
Second Ward-At Lucker's hall, Margaret
and Forest Streets to be addressed by q. Z.
Holman, Ambrose Tighe, a. E. Halves, Pierce
Butler.
First Ward-662 Mississippi street. with
the following speakers: Hon. j. n. Castle, L.
c. Ives, Tom F. Martin.
Fifth Ward-At Ayd's hall Speakers:
Capt. F. FL. Moffelt Judge A. s. Hail, B. Fl.
Schriber
Sixth Ward-Liedertafe hall, corner State
ana Isabel. Speakers: Hon. j. n. Castle,
William III. Campbell, Judge Frank Ford.
Eighth Ward-Jarosz hall corner Thomas
and Gauluer streets. Orators: d. W. Law
Ter, j. j. McCafferty, j. T. Kerker.
The evening Republican organ is day by
day adding to the strength of the Democratic
ticket by Its constituencies and malicious at
tacks on everybody that the Republican
county committee cannot handle. The fol
lowing statement appeared in last evenings
issue of the Roorback:
The handling committee is already get
ting in some good work. Recently q man
named Ryan, painter, who was employed
by the city, ventured to assert that he in
tended to vote for some non-officeholder
He was Immediately bounced. When it was
learned that he proposed 10 give away some
of the schemes of the city hall he was ap-
preached. and, after negotiations, went back
TO work. This matter was fixed up by
O'Conuor,r said an ex-city official this morn
ing.
AS matter of fact, Mr.. Ryan is not an en-
ploye OF the city. and has never been, with
the exception of two DAYS when he was
hired to set glass in the voting booths Here,
by the way, is Mr.. Ryan's reply to the above
squib:
Oct Is, lS9o.--To the Editor OF the Daily
Globe: In an article seen in last Satur-
days Evening Dispatch, where my name has
been mentioned, being employed as a
painter ON the city, as being discharged on
account Of political talk, and bought back
by giving me work
/ m I A. Of
city. j was simply employed to set glass in
voting houses, which amounted to two days
work. and has not been completed by me
me to state that the so called Democratic
handling committee has never rounded me
up. am a Democrat, and have always been
oIfe and need no rounding up, for / am not
a better. j. j. RYAN, Painter.