St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-08
TODAY WILL END IT.
Every Democrat Expected to
Vote, and to Vote Right
Today.
Judge Vanderburgh Gets a
Body Blow From the Good
Tempiars.
How the Three Parties Man.
ayers Ended the Campaign
Work.
Sudden Death in North Min
neapolis--Thieves and
Thugs Abroad.

The Democratic party expects every
Democrat to do his duty today.
Every Democrats duty is to see that
every other Democrat votes.
The issues are clearly defined, and
every Democrat is expected to use his
influence with his neighbors to get them
to vote right.
A vote for the presidential electors
marked "Repubican" and "Harrison"
is vote for the Mckinley principle of
tariff robbery and for the domination of
state elections by federal soldiers, la
| the force bill.
A vote for Knute Nelson is vote for
| the wheat ring and railroad corpora
tons.
A vote for Loren Fletcher is vote
for the man who is opposed to sup
preston Of bribery and corruption. Op-
! posed TO the suppression of uSuTy, OPP
| posed TO any and all measures that
might help the poor man, the farmer
and the workingman instead of the
corporation.
A vote for William Henry Eustis is
vote for hypocrisy, for double-dealng,
I street railway control of the city, for
Vacillating, eXcitable, Tattle-headed adj
mniStratIon; for the return Of the
worst features of the old police COM
mission regime.
ticket is vote against the return to
Office OF men who are experienced Off
GERS and honest, and who have, every
one, served the people in an irreproach-
able manner.
A vote for any Republican candidate
for the legislature is vote for the su-
premacy OF all the rings and corpora
tons which have ruled the state so long,
and for the return to the United States
senate of G. X. Davis, who has never
done aught but miSrepresent the state.
A vote for G. B. Elliott for municipal
judge is a vote for man vino secured
his Office in trade and who is a worthy
successor of Emery.
A vote for the straight Democratic
ticket IS vote for supremacy of the
people.
The polls will be opened this morning
at 6 O'Clock, and they will remain open
until O'clock in the evening. Every
workingman will have time to vote be-
fore going to work in the morning, and
he would better vote then. If he puts
off until evening he may not get neart
enough to the polls to vote. The Repub-
lcan city attorney holds that though a
man present himself in line to vote long
before the closing hour, he cannot
vote unless he gets to the judges before
z O'clock. Therefore, it behooves all
Democrats to vote early, else they may
be subjected to a Republican trick to
prevent their voting. A Republican
paper has said that the Democrats want
to resort to wholesale challenging in
order to delay voting and shut out Re-
publicanS who come to the polls late.
The GLOBE has proof that the state
ment was made by the Republicans for
the express purpose of covering up
their own schemes.
The more reason why Democrats
should vote early.
The Republican roorbachs were
afloat yesterday. Here is sample:
ut was announced yesterday that the
Democratic county and city committee
had thrown up the sponge, and adj
mitted that there was no hope for
the election of any part of the
ticket. The remaining hours of the
campaign will be devoted to work for
the aldermanic ticket in the hope that
they may secure enough of the council
to square themselves with the brewers
combine. OF course the committee Will
not admit that this is the situation
that is, not for publication, but the news
comes pretty straight just the same"
That sounds good deal as if it came
from John GoodnUw or Charley John
son. 1t is silly and untrue from begin
ming to end.
An equally false story was set afioat
by the Journal. 1t said that 0. II. Shop
ey,aldermanic candidate in the Seventh
ward. is the servant of the Milwaukee
road. Nothing could be further from
the truth.
Under pretense of exploding canard,
the Tribune printed this: "a healthy
story to the effect that 400 employees of
the street railway company had been
colonized in the Eighth ward, where
they have been sleeping on cots for the
past ten days, was concocted by the OPP
ponents of Aid. Grimes today, and tie
man intruSted with securing the
publication waited on the editor of
the evening edition of the Times
and labored with him, in an endeavor to
secure its publication in the issue of
today. Whether or not he was success
full the o'clock edition of that paper
alone will tell. 1t goes without saying
that the story is manufactured out Of
whole cloth. There is not word OF
truth i'll the yarn, nor an iOta of fact on
which TO base it. 1t is the last despair
ing effort of campaign managers who
have scrupled at notbing-no matter
how 0utrageouS-in their guerilla fight
against Aid. Crimes"
What the Tribune pretends to deny
i'll thiS-that the street railway company
has colonized the Eighth ward for
GrimeS-iS the truth.
Plenty more roorbacks will be afoat
today. Nail 'em.
The Hennepln Democratic league re-
quests the Democratic clerks of election
IN the several precincts of the city to
report the results of the canvass of
votes on the night of election as soon
as possible to Telephone No 1894, in the
New York Life building, where they
will be received and reported to the
Democrats there assembled to receive
returns.