St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-24
HEADQUARTERS OPENED.
Democratic Politics Can Be Found
in Chunks in EffnneaDolis Now.

On the second floor at 2i2 Hennepin ave-
nue., is a suite of rooms that extend the full
length of the building. There are three
glass doors leading from the rooms to the
hallway. Each of these doors is inscribed.
North Star Association of Democratic
Clubs" The rooms were opened yesterday
and the opening called together quite Il con-
course OF North Star politicians. Of course.
c. A. Moody, the secretary of the as
ISOLATION, was on hand as he will
be all the time henceforth. until
alter the campaign of 1902 has passed. Z.
". Dursnt came oyer from saltwater to
help open the new headquarters in proper
form. The presence Of these gentlemen
bToughta good many of the local Democrats
together. They spent good portion of the
afternoon together. As result, there was a
good deal said about the politics Of the state
of Minnesota. j. W. Lawrence and C. NJ.
Foote were conspicuous in the gathering
There has been more than enough said about
the attitude Of these gentlemen toward the
North Star movement. but the truth has not
always been told. A little conversation be-
tween Durant and Lawrence yesterday in the
PRESENCE OF GLOBE man seems 10 indicate
where Mr.. Lawrence stands.
Senator, said Lawrence, ST you can as
sure me that this North Star movement has
no other object than to organize the state of
Minnesota for Democracy have nothing to
say against IT."
any dear Jim. that is all the North Star as
answer ''All of Us that have taken part in
this movement ere Democrats and We have
no interest at heart than the success of De-
moeracy. We think that we have the right
idea for the organization of the state and we
are putting that idea into execution"
We'll, If that is your object. senator, I am
with YOU
As Tor Foote, it can be depended upon that
he stands in the same relation to the North
Star movement that Mr.. Lawrence does. Mr.
FoOte was Democrat long before some of
those who are attempting 10 fasten one par
ucular factional color upon him were born.
he is interested IN and friendly to every
thoroughly Democratic movement. SO much
for the gathering Of the politicians yesterday
and the significance thereof.
The headquarters of The North Star associ-
alton will be open every day now SUNDAYS
excepted. Mr.. Moody will demand that he
be given Sunday 10 60 home tc see his fam
lily and to go to church as BELTS good Dem
ocrat. The association is now IN shape to
begin the organization of the state and Ia
push the work vigorously. The report has
been circulated that the executive commit
tee would send out three or half-dOZen
state organizers. That is erroneous There
will be but one state organizer as vet anv-
how. More may he put into the neld later.
but II will not be for some time yet if at all
That state organizer will be John
ID. kynaSton, As announced in the GLOBE
several weeks ago. Some of thes Repub-
KynaStOn is young man who has had but
little experience in politics. and who los
sesses but a limited Acquaintance in Mime
sofa. More mistakes. MIR. Kynaston is not
an old man, it is true. and he has all the
more energy for that reason But he has
had more than little political experience.
His acquaintance through the state is large
He knows prominent Democratic politicians
in every county in Minnesota. That will
give him good basis for extending his &c
quaintance. When he has finished the or
ganiZation of the stale he will know more
people. No meeting Of the North star asso-
ciaiionis scheduled as vet but one will I'M
dcubtedly be held some time III December
The fact that bet one state organizer will
be sent out by the North Star association does
not mean that there will be but one man in
the field in the interest of the movement
But one regular organizer Will be in the conn
try, but there will be many others who will
make excursions from lime 10 time aud help
stir MP enthusiasm through their eloquence
and persuasive powers. Among them may be
mentioned John w. Willis and Dan ". Law
Ter. of St. Paul; j. W. Lawrence and D. B.
Johnson. of Minnea polls; d. F. Calhoun. of
s.. Cloud; r. II. MeCleiland of Glencoe; II.
j. Peck. of Shakopee; W. c. Odell of Chaska;
E. ". Durant, of saltwater; Favette Marsh.
OF saltwater; II. c. Stivers. of Brainerd
There Will be others, but these can be de-
pended upon at this time.
c. A. Moody brings down some interesting
political gossip from Stearns county from a
purely Moody standpoint The North Star
movement is strong up in that country if it
has obtained a foothold nowhere else i'm
Minnesota. The Democrats of that section
are with Ii almost 10 a man, saws Moody
North Star club No. is composed of Sauk
Rapids men. When the North Star club was
organized there three men left the hall be-
cause clause was not put into the constitu-
ton declaring that the club would work
under the direction of the state central com
mitlee. There were enough of the others to
form 4 club Of seyenty-four members.