St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-27

and file OF the Democratic party, he was
/ enthusiastically placed on the ticket.
| Mr.. Ryan is a Democrat, but 10 Will be-
! found that IL elected-and there IS 40
/ reason 10 doubt that he viii
/ be- with the rest OF the Demo
cratic ticket - he will watch closely
| the interests OF the WORKING people rs
! they are affected by the action OF tho
| council. Mr.. Ryan is an able. iuteIli-
| gent young man. and possesses all tic
requirements 10 successfully FIJI tie Of
fee of assemblymen, not only IN the in
tetests OF the labOriug classes but IN tue
intere sts OF the city at large.
Aid. Fred Bott has given every salts
faction as the representative IN the
board OF alderman from the Second
ward. He Is very popular, and on Tues
day will wipe the earth" with his on
pOncnt. lie has straight field this
year. TWO years ago the fight was a
triangular one. and the decisive victory
OF Ala. BOtt was one of the great sue
cesscs OF the election.
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The Repub Iican organs must be hard
up for campa ign matter when they have
to 90 10 comparatively unknown
weekly sheet for padding to TIL their
pat os.
Rev. Y. p. Morgan, Of ST. Johns
q urc !, IS not member Of the commit
&c pointed by Tie political ministers
Op pare campaign sermon. There
wa a mistake IN the initials. The rev
re at gentleman who has the honor Of
assisting his brethren to get up their
Sundays sermon Is David Morgan, Of
the. Floating Bpthel
II
Just think Of II. Col Wright is the
ideal candidate Of the ministers OF the
city for the mayOralty. On Sunday
morning last at 3o'clOck Col. Wright
was engaged in making things lively ln
the Fifth ward. Water was not the only
thing drunk. neither were their pro-
ceedings confined 10 celebrations aud
prayers. Why is it an unholy thing for
the Democrat % drink beer and q holy
thing for that political chameleon Col.
Wright?
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The kind OF candidate Col. Wright Is
may be reasonably judged from the men
VINO are strenuous in hi5 support. Capt.
Berkey Is one OF these, and ~ order
that he could give Mayor smith stab
he got the chamber OF commerce % pass
a resolution. the real object Of which
was to place the mayor IN false posi-
ton before the public. The chamber
OF commerce is thus dragged 10 che as
sistance OF Col. Wright. The electors
should note this. The chamber OF com
merce has long been noted for the nc
ton II has taken in municipal affairs,
which, by the way, has generally been
contrary 20 the wishes Of the people
generally and largely in the interests 81
the favored few Col. Wright IS tue
candidate Of the favored few.
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The Republicans are ready 10 make
general and sweeping charges against
the city administration, but up 10 the
present have not made one specific
charge which might be taken up by the
citizens and thoroughly investigated.
If there is all that foul corruption IN the
city hall. as the Republicans claim, why
do not some Of their spokesman get
down 10 facts ana name the guilty in1l-
yiduals? These sweeping statements
are unworthy the cause OF any party
and deserve the denuuclatlon OF every
honest-minded citizen.
~
Tie Republicans cannot point to any
one case OF ENLIGHTENMENT or corrupt act
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