St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
TO WORK.
The Democratic State Central
Committee Prepares for
Action.
The Party Reported in Good
Shape in All Parts Of
the State.
Col. Rogers in the Lead in
the Exciting Local
Contest.
II ~
How He Has Drawn Off Col.
Kiefep'S Former Staunch
Supporters.

The members of the new Democratic
state Genital committee met in this city
yesterday morning and devoted a good
part OF the day 10 the service of the
party. Chairman Jaques, OF the recent
state convention, was present, and as
soon as the meeting had been called to
order, announced the names Of the five
members at large who were to be
named ty him according to the terms of
the D'Autremont resolution, passed at
the state convention. The gentlemen
selected by Mr.. Jacques are: Titus
Mareck and f. @. Winston. of Minneap-
oils; Lewis Baker and F. w. NJ, Cntch-
con, of st. Paul: and II. q. Stivers, of
Brainerd. The organization was next
effected, Lewis Baker being chosen
chairman OF the committee and Z. j.
Smalley being reelected secretary.
4 general discussion of the situation
came next. the idea being for each mem
Der TO gain an idea of the situation in
all parts of the state. The reports from
every section were good as TO the cOndi-
ton of the party. The people are every
where taking the livelieSt kind of in
terest in the leading questions of the
pdlSll. ldIll 1ElOl III CliIAl lOhCL
ton. Voluntary clubs are being organ-
lied in different localities. The Demo-
cratic voters are confident. but it is
confidence that only leads them to work
with the greater zeal and energy. y
number of the leading Democrats of the
state, who are neither members of the
committee nor candidates, told OF the
outlook in their localities, and made
suggestions in regard to the best meth
DDS OF work in order to secure the best
and most satisfactory results.
The tWenty-one members of the reg
ular committee will be divided into a
number OF subcommittee, each of the
latter having charge of a particular
part of the work of the campaign. In
addition TO this there will be an ad-
yiSOry committee of five members, all
Of whom will be taken from outside the
regular committee. This is new de-
parture. and will bring five more repre-
sentative, working Democrats into the
harness, who, while having no vote in
the committee meetings, will have the
opportunity afforded them TO aid by
suggestion and actual work in the car
rying ON of the campaign. The full
committee follows:
At Large-Lewis Baker. F. W NJ. Cut
cheon. 81. Paul; F. 6. Winston. Titus
Mareck, Minneapolis; q. G. Stivers, Brain
erd.
By Districts-Owen Austin. Hastings; Dan
Aterle, St. Paul; Chris II. Heffron, Roch-
ester; John Coleman. Anoka; r. o. Craig,
JanesYille: j. c. Wise. MankatO; c. 4.
Moody, Benton: George Du TOit, Chaska:
NJ Mullen. New Ulm; j. D. Sheedv. Austin:
Morris Thomas. Duluth; j. NJ. Spicer. Will
mar: james Manning. Worthington; Four
teenh, James E. O'Brien. Crookston; Fif-
teenth, Hampstead Werner, Brainerd: Six
teenth. Charles Cater, Grant county; Henne-
NJ. Rand. ,tT-
Crawford Livingston.
OF these all were present except four,
who found it impossible to be on hand.
Such an attendance is unusual. and
augurs we'll for the campaign. They
were: f. W. NJ. Cutcheon. OF ST. Paul:
Owen Austin. of Hastings; c. II. Hef-
from, OF Rochester, and James Man
ming, of WOrthingtOn. In addition to
the members Of the committee there
of Winona: NJ. DOran, of the national
committee; Mayor p. B. Winston and
B. f. Nelson, of Minneapolis: Hon.
Robert \. Smith, of st. Paul; Mai. Nj.
X. Baldwin, of Duluth; Hon. Daniel
Buck, of Mankato. and Judge j. G..
Nethaway, of Saltwater. Hon. Dan W.
LaWler, the next chief executive of the
state. was also present.
This completed the regular work of
Ine cOmInlttee,anQ, as 1t was very late.a
lengthy recess was taken for dinner.
Upon reasSeHbling the executive COM
mittee of the Minnesota Democratic
association appeared and held a confer
ence with the committee relative to the
work the association has been actively
engaged in during the past year and the
proper methods to be adopted to secure
its completion. OF the Democratic as
sociation Messrs. c. NJ. Foote. j. w.
Lawrence. Senator T. q. Mcmillan,
Senator Phillips and Judge Ueland. of
Minneapolis: Hon. E. G. Stringer,
Z. j. Buell., w. NJ. Campbell and
j. E. Stryker, of st. Paul, and
II. l.. Buck, of Winona, were
present. There were on hand a great
many other members of the association.
some of whom are on the state central
committee, and others who are on the
state ticket. Reports were called for
from various parts of the state, and
were of the most favorable tenor, show
ing the party 10 be in splendid trim. At
this meeting great many suggestions
we're made in regard to the best meth
DDS OF doing effective work and SUBJ
mitted 10 the committee.
The headquarters of the committee