St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-07


who has given The subject thought al COL
$ de alton is fl lily aware that the man that
should represent that district in the next
Iuse is tie very man that discharged the
uuties with such distinction AZ the last ses-
sion. Hon. j. August Nilsson has been tried,
and he has been found faithful. Further
more. he stands right upon the questit of
elecling United States senator who will not
stultify himself by voting for such measures
as the Mckinley and force bills.
There is no doubt about the election of
that veteran who has battled for The ad-
vancement of every interest of st. Paul since
early days. Hon. P. ii. Kelly, as It's repre-
sentative 10 the next legislature. bis record.
not only as Democrat. but as patrlotlc
supporter of this city, should be sufficient to
secure him an overwhelming election Mr..
Kelly was pioneer, and 10 his tact ana 10y
atty and patriotism st. Paul owes more
than Will probabaly ever be paid. But cltl-
zens of the Second ward, who appreciate his
faithful career will do their true duty TO-
morrow.
William Rodger is a representative labor
ing man. His life has been spent at hard
toll Yet he has not neglected the shining
moments, and he has Kept himself posted
upon the important issues of the day, and
all this has fitted him to occupy a position
upon the floor of the next house or repre-
sentatiyes, and in committee work, especial
| ly. he will be found invaluable. Every
| Eighth-warder will surely conserve the inter
| eSts of the ward by voting for BIZ Rodger
| tomorrow.
Cyrus IT, kellogg is one of the most popu-
lar gentlemen that reside OH ST. Anthony hill
lie is the candidate of the Democratic party
| for the legislature from the seventh ward
| lie is too well known and too we'll liked TO
warrant all eulogy His abilities recommend
themselves. OF course. it is really great
deal TO expect, but victory is i'll the air every
where, and why should it not strike man
like Mr.. Kellogg! He would make model
legislator
There is no man i'll the entire city of St
Paul who has been more faithful to the in
terests of the city than Hon. N. Dorau, the
Democratic candidate for the legislature
from the Tenth and Eleventh wards and the
country towns. He has had Invaluable ex
perience in the legislature in the past and all
this will help place him in the front rank
this winter.
1t is stated OH good authority that the Re-
publican county committee asked Il. k.
Palmer TO accept the craftsmanship of the
executive committee to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of George Warren. But
Mr. Palmer declined the honor. The Repub-
licaDs all along the line are heaping epithets
upon that discordant and worthless body OF
would be politicians.
North st. Paul Saturday evening was the
scene.of..a splendidDemocratie demonstration
A torchlight procession with over 100 men in
line was one of the features The speakers
were John Cavanagh, who spoke in English,
and DR.. Hinch, who spoke i'll German. a
The South st. Paul paper said last evening
that W. H. Dunne, of that municipality, is
| likely 10 vote the Republican ticket. Mr.
Dunno says that the Democratic ticket
straight and only, is his preference, and that
| sucn report could have emanated from
nothing except a Republican source.
1t is the height of absurdity for Judge W.,
! ID. Cornish to be posing as the candidate OF
| the Peoples party i'll the present campaign.
| lie is not i'll accord with single principle
| hut t,a ,1afc 10 10 a par-
| poration lawyer pure ald simple, and no
| laboring man or reformer should vote for
| him
There are upwards of 400 members of the
! bar of Ramsey county. OF these only III
signed the recommendation for the nomina-
ton of Judge Cornish; and yet the Repub-
| licans have the assurance to claim that this
| recommendation was practically, the unani-
| nous Endorsement of the members OF the bar.
It is reported that Judge Cornish met a
| member of the bar the other day upon the
| street, and asked him, in very pointed way,
| why he did not sign the recommendation OF
| Judge Cornish, which was passed around
among the members of the bar by three OF
Judge Cornish's particular partisans.
Louis Ferguson is making manly and an
| effective canvass for the legislature ill the
First ward. This is the stronghold of the
| Republican party of this county and should
he be able 10 pull through and there IS g
| fighting chance, Mr.. Ferguson will be tnt
| hero of the day.
John II. Ives has already done yeomar
service for this county in the legislature lie
| is the candidate for election in the Fifth
ward. Mr.. Ives is prominent attorney anc
! familiar with lawmaking. Mr.. Ives majorit!
should be the largest ever given by the ward
1t must be borne i'll mind, in considering
| the recommendation OF Judge Cornish to thu
| political conventions of the respective par
ties which was signed by several members of
the bar, that the majority of the members of
the barof Ramsey county are Republicans.
DR.. Cornelius Williams will have 500 ma
jority in the Fourth Waro. He is loya
Democrat, and he is devoted in Il marked de
gree to the best interests of the city of ST
Paul. He will prove an able and faithful
representative.
Republican pretenses in favor of retaining
a partisan Republican representative upoI
the bench under the hypocritical plea OF
maintaining non-partisan judiciary doesn
go with the friends of Grover Cleveland anC
Dan Lawler.
Hon John V. I. Dodd, the Dem ocratlc can
didate in the Sixth ward, is one of the
brightest and ablest attorneys i'll the city
Every good citizen in the Sixth ward shoult
vote for him and thus secure man of first
class ability to represent the great Interests
of the ward.
The Second Ward Democratic club and tht
Second Ward German-AmeFican Cleveland
Lawler and Castle club will meet at Tucker
hall at 1870 for the purpose of short parad
throughout the ward.
Hon. r. A. Walsh has made an aggressive
fight in the Ninth ward and deserves the re
election he will get. He was valuable mem
Der of the house of 1891, and will be more
valuable the coming session.
There will be a meeting of the Fourtl
Ward Democratic club at the Clifton mead
quarters this evening. Hon. John w. Wills
will speak, and GOV. Dan w. Lawler ha
been invited.
Many Republican lawyers will support Mr.
Willis ''on the quiet for judge OF the dis
trict court.