St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-15


''If you're Republicans it won't cost you
anything" was the way he ended his
speech.
The Democrats of the Eighth ward
held an enthusiastic meeting at 541 Rice
street last evening. F. S. Battley and
Pierce Butler acted as president and
secretary respectively. j. G. Michaels
exDlained the Australian system of vot-
Ing very clearly, and was followed by
John Twohy Jr. in neat speech. MIR.
TWohy has a way of making himself
solid with an audience that would
helm politics. His speech made him
many votes. E. C. Ives voiced the senti-
ments of the laboring men when he said
they recognized Bob Smith as their
friend. A. E. HAYES was the next
speaker, and he flayed former news
paper man named Dienstag in merci-
|aless manner. The next alderman from
the Eighth ward, Herman Bielenberg.
was the next speaker, and in brief
speech he convinced the audience that
the Democratic party had made no mis-
take in nominating a candidate for alder
man in the Eighth ward. The woes
AMI tIlDuidtiOiio VI MluiltdpOilo uuuCi q
$Republican city government were mar
rated by Peter Anderson. of Minneap-
oils. Judge. Nelson tried to make a
speech at this time, but Chairman
Battley remarked that Judge Nelson
was a good Democrat and he hoped to
see him working in the ranks OH cleo
ton day, but he was not On the Demo-
cratic ticket and no Democrat could or
would vote for him this year.
The hackers of the syndicate candi-
date for alderman in the Second ward
are leaving no stone untarned to defeat
Fred w. Bott. Their latest effort is an
endeavor to foment race prejudices,
''but their efforts will fall said P. d.
Scanned last evening. AT Second
ward Democratic rally at LuckeI's hall,
last Friday evening, made a few re-
marks complimentary to the regular
Democratic nominee for alderman, f.
w Bot. on which the opposition (the
friends of the syndicate candidate) have
deemed advisable to circulate a miscon-
stFucton, but, as the voluntary error
was intended to injure Mr.. Bott and to
malign me. desire to state through
your paper the exact facts. take
pleasure in copying them from the sec
retary'S minutes of that meeting as fol-
lows:
/ Fellow Democrats: 1t has been said by a
few. who claim to own the Irish people on
Dayton's bluff, that the Irish would not sup
port Mr.. Bot for alderman because he was a
German, but am glad to see here tonight
so many intelligent lriShmen who are ready
to refute such statements. True, there are
certain few mischievous Irlshmen i'll the
Second ward who, for reasons best known to
themselves encourage the guilty alton of an
III feeling between the Irish and the Ger
mans, but this should not be charged up as
the feelings of the Irish people toward our
German fellow ciuzens, but to the guilty few:
Because of the personal motives of
those few, is that any reason why the
citizens of the Second ward should
turn the control of their affairs into the
hands of a soulleSs syndicate, to be left at
their mercy. think not, gentlemen; and l
am woefully mistaken in the temper of my
fellow countrymen if they can be led TO be-
come pail bearers at what's part of their
own funeral. | say we will vote for Ger
man or Scandinavian, or any good honest
American citizen who is good Democrat
and has at heart the interest of the people.
Any IriShman. or number of IriShmen, who
tries to educate his countrymen to hate
everybody who was not born In Ireland are
not lovers OF Ireland. and their motives
should be looked upon with sns-
proves by his actions to be friendly TO Ire
land and the Irish people. would it not be
fair that the Irish should respect him. 1t
does not follow that because man is an En-
glishman that ne is q foe to Ireland. Nearly 1
half of the English people are"home rulers"
and majority of them will be very soon.
Iet us endeavOr to cement together the sew
erA nationalities so as TO make one grand
and glorious American nation having fore
most in our hearts all imperishabfe love for
the ''stars and stripes then we Will have
done our duty as American citizens, and our
days Will glide sWeetly on i'll happiness and
pe3ice. respectfully refer Z. III. Kelly
q nj n
GIoBE to a two-columh article on -"home
RODE for Ireland" written by Harry L. Price,
Chester, England, q brother to F. F. Price,
esq, member Of the bar OF this city, of
whom Mr.. Kelly asked at n Democratic
meeting at the corner of Fifth and Maria ave-
nue., -''Wi1O Is THIS MANI
enthusiastic meeting of the French In
dependent club was held last night at the
Feeneh hall on Tenth street, George G.. Lam
bert presiding. Addresses were made by
Charles Michaud. f. 9. Boucher, French
consul; Mr.. Nelson and. others. An execu-
tive committee of fifteen members of different
wards was appointed by the chair, whose
duty it is 10 work in the interest of the French
candidate for alderman at large. Charles
Mlchand. The meeting adjourned 10 Friday,
April Is, at p. NJ at ~ Falrheld avenue.
Another meeting of the Eighth ward Dem
ocrats will be held Saturday evening at the
corner of Thomas and Gau'tier streets.
Frank 5. Battley is president of this club
and l.. A. Normandin secretary.
The Eighth Ward Democratic club will
meet a: Brandt hall, corner of Western and
University avenues, on Thursday evening.
Many of the Democratic candidates will be
present and talk to the voters.
Eighth ward Democrats will meet at st.
Vineent's hail, corner Virginia and Blair,
this evening. There will Re number of
good speakers on hand, and u rousing meet
ing is sure to be held.