St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25

! tie can iidates nominated by the People s
! p ily convention have given written pledges
| stand by the Populist ticket. So far as the
! democrats named are concerned, the GLOBE
/ can state )ritatively that such report is
! The meresl bash. No pledges were given
either verbally or in writing
/ Tine State Federation of Labor and the
etale Eight-Hou Legue will hold q joint
meeting at an eqrly date 10 consider what
! action shall be ADVISED touching candidates
/ Tor the Legislature mass convention in
! each Of the Twin Cities is also being favor
| ably considered by the industrial unions of
/! the state
/ Ii was boldly stated one day last week by n
| prominent member of the citizens commit
| ZEE OF back room notoriety that when their
! Icket was com pleted the names Of Two good
! democrats would ill the places left blank
Ior county attorney ana register of deeos.
an ANXIOUS public awaits the filling in with
| bated breath.
among the men now being urged as avail
able timber for good Legislators is j. j. Ryan,
| president of the trades and labor assembly
/ MI hvan Is level headed, conservative
man, ana deserves well of the Democracy
Tor his tight IN the campaign of last spring
! lie is an aspirant for the Fourth ward nomi-
nation
The Seventh Ward Democratic club met
last night at the corner of Western and Day
/ ION avenues and organized a marching club
OF sixty members. John Clark was elected
marshal; j. d. Wood and H. W. Wack were
| eleeted ueutenants The club Will wear
Whlle plug hats and carry canes.
| TO be good reformer according to a
majority OF the cOmmitLee OF 50 n nun must
F, be an expert trader The man who makes
q business OF swapping horses on this prin-
! clple would make tirst-class city Official.
! St. Cloud gentleman in the city yesier-
| gay remarked that Judge Cornish seemed to
/ De corraIhng plenty OF nominations this
year, but he added '.he could not be
| elected pound master in Stearns if he were
! placed on every ticket
/ In the Fifth and Eighth wards the situa-
Ion seems 10 be perfectly clear. SO fnr as
| legislative candidates are concerned Will
! lam Koch and William Rodeer have no op-
I position for the Democratic nominations.
] Some OF the Republican wise guys insist
mat harmonious action has been decided on
as 10 Inc disposition of every nomination ex-
| cept that for sheriff. Others shake their
heads ana mutter watch and wait
Assistant County Attorney Pierce Butler
wears a confident air these days. and unless
unforeseen developments change the situa-
uon he has little opposition to combat for
the Democratic nomination.
Can F. Ramps friends announce that he is
q candidate for the Democratic nomination
Tor the Legislature from the Fourth ward
nj kapp Is grocer at the corner Of Ninth
ana Exchange streets.
) Z. Olmsted is q candidate for the Repub
mean nomination for Judge of probate. he
hlbItion vote in dicker having ALWAYS been
q Republican
Contractor Mic Pathen, of the Eighth
ward Is being pushed by his friends to run
tor county comm ssiOner. and has about
made mp his mind II 3" candidate in the
convention.
Neither Hon. John y Wills nor Judge
Cory Is saying much these t.a,e ing the
judicial nomination. but the ire >, of both
gentlemen are working with q VIII in their
behalf
There VIII be meeting of the Fourth ward
Democrats Monday night Sept %. D. m. at
Lauers nail. 3!7 NRbasha street to cornDlete
the organization OF the Fourth ward club.
Since c. ". Hackett became a candidate for
the legislature Que Of his clerks has discov-
cred that the tin plate clause in the Mckinley
Dill mas proven great success.
" no viii make the nominating speeches
for the various candidates? is now the burn
ing quesuon IN inQuisitive political circles.
State Labor Comm issioner Powers. after 3
rest OF two wears. seems 10 be grinding ont
campaign Literature with great zest.
The candidates for nominations who were
left OF the Peoples party list are apparently
not worrying 10 any extent
There was large gathering of Democrats
Mt Rosemount last night, addressed bv W. NJ
Campbell, of St. Paul.