St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-27
THEY'LL MEET TWICE
To-Day Minneapolis Will Be
Surrendered Bodily to the
Democrats.
North Star Club Executive
Committee and a Big Mass
Meeting.
Attempts to Locate the New
Crematory Are Still Of No
Avail.
Resolutions on the Death OF
DR.. Tiffany--Annual Art
Reception.

To-day the Democratic eagle will
spread his tail feathers wider than the
gall of university senior, extend his
wings over all the city and scream until
the residents in the outlying precincts
think that Jim Blaine has recovered
all his old vitality and is giving the tail
of the British lion another twist to
counteract the influence of those musty
speeches recently exhumed from be-
meath the sweat-band of Baby McKee's
heirloom. Democracy will reign tri-
umphant. The principles first promul-
gated by Thomas Jefferson and reiter-
ated by Andrew jackson and several
thousand other famous men will be
enunciated again. The Democrats of
Minneapolis will own the town, and
will make good use of it. 1t will be
banner day. And all will be done
under the direction of the North Star
Democratic club.
Early last evening c. A. Moody might
have been seen pushing his smiling
Ollet house. A few minutes later he
was on round of the newspaper of
fees paving the way for the meeting of
to-day. He was sort of picket line,
as it were, all by himself, though 1t
might be urged that he is almost too
conspicuous figure for sentry. But
his mission is mission of peace. After
he had gone to the newspaper offices he
sat down to put the papers of the North
Star club into Shape for the meeting
this morning.
It'll O'clock this morning the first
monthly meeting of the executive COM
of I'm hnnnnrafin
club will begin a session in the ladies'
ordinary OF the Nicollet house. All the
prominent Democrats or the state will
be there. The committee comprises a
delegation of ten members from each
congressional district in the state.
That makes it gOod-siZed committee.
one of seventy members. The meeting
today being the first meeting of the
committee, it is expected that almost
every member of the committee Will be
present to take hand in the i'm
portant business that will come be-
fore the committee. The chief bust
ness of the meeting will be the formu-
lation of plan for organizing the state
of Minnesota in the interest of Dem
ocracy. 1t will be done. There Is de-
mand for il and the demand will be met.
So say the members of the executive
committee. 1t is intended that before
the beginning of the actual work of the
next campaign there will be a complete
working Democratic club in-every cleo
ton district in the state. The state will
be so thoroughly organized that the
work of the actual campaign will be
materially lesseued-that is, matters
political will be in such shape tn at
campaign work will be facilitated.
Another matter of scarcely less i'm
mpQtinD
to-day. That is the report OF the COM
mittee that was named at the last meet
ing of the club to confer with the state
central committee with view to joint
action i'll the organization of tine state.
1t liz presumed that that committee will
have something OF interest to report.
1t is confidently expected that the re-
port will show that all the talk about
enmity between the North Star club
and the state central committe is as idle
as the nomination of presidential
ticket by the Prohibition party. This
will be the business of the session of
the executive committee of the North
Star club. 1t is of Importance to the
Democratic party. In the evening
there will be an event of interest to the
people of Minneapolis exclusively.
That will he the mass meeting at Har-
mOnia hall.
1t is expected that the meeting in the
home OF the convention tonight Will be
as good as was ever seen in the city.
Certainly the city seldom gets such an
array of Oratorical talent on one plat
form. The speakers OH this occasion
will he Cyrus Wellington, of st. Paul;
Congressman j. n. Castle, of the
Fourth district: Congressman 0. Nj.
Hall, Of the Third district; Dan w.
LAWYER, of st. Paul; Judge Thomas
Wilson, of WinOna; ID. B. johnson, of
Minneapolis. When Mayor Winston
went to New York a few days ago
he went with the avowed intention of
bringing back with him a speaker of
renown to address the people of Mime
apolis. No notification of the success
full issue of his trip has been received.
1t is not likely that he found man to
talk here tonight, as searching for
Democratic orator i'll New York state
just now is like looking for money in
the pockets of a married man whose
wife is an early riser. Mayor Winston
will be home this morning. That is the
official announcement from the eXecu-
tive office. He will be expected to take
part in the meeting this morning, but
he may be kept too busy sprinkling
chloride of lime over his police depart
ment to spare time for meeting of
political club.