St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-22

To the Democrats of Ramsey County:
1t has been deemed fitting by the
Democratic state central committee and
the Democratic county committee of
Ramsey county to hold monster mass
| meeting in the city of st. Paul on the
evening of Monday, Oct "a. for the pur
pose of ratifying the nominations made
by the Democratic party. from that of
Grover Cleveland down to the Demo
cratic candidate for the smallest local
Office to be filled at the ensuing election.
This meeting, therefore, will be a ratifi-
cation meeting for the Democratic ma
tional, state, congressional and county
ticket. Elaborate preparations have
been made, as will be seen by the pub
lished programme, to make this meet
ing the largest political meeting ever
held in the city of st. Paul, and we call
upon all Democrats to assist by their
presence In making it success. Ample
accommodations will be provided for all
who attend. and we will be able to pre-
sent to the people of this city a galaxy
OF orators, many of them of national
reputation, which will De worthy of the
occasion.
LEWIS BAKER,
Chairman State Central Committee.
P. j. SMALLEY.
Secretary State Central Committee.
THOMAS D. O'BRIEN,
Chairman Ramsey County Democratic
Committee.
GEORGE FL. ALLEN,
Secretary Ramsey County Committee.
st. Paul, Minn., Oct 81, 1892.
AS the time approaches for the great
ratification meeting and reception to
Daniel w. Lawler on Monday evening,
the magnitude of the event becomes
more and more apparent. AT the lowest
calculation there will be $4,000 people at
the three great meetings. There may
be to exceed that number, but the COM
mittees in charge are confident OF being
able to care for that many, at least.
The fame of this meeting has spread
all over the state, and excursion parties
are coming in from all directions. Each
of the cities within easy distance of st.
Paul will send in hundreds, and every
hour brings in word of new delegations
ready to come and participate in the un-
equaIed reception to be rendered the
next governor by the people who should
know him best and who love HIM most.
ri All arrangements are now completed.
and nothing remains but to round up
the details. The procession of the clubs
will be ended in sufficient season to per-
NIT the speaking to be over In time to
enable all visitors to catch trains for
home. The speaking will occur in the
Grand opera house, Market hall and in
the open air between the two houses.
In the opera house seats for the ladies
will be reserved util o'clock, and after
that hour will open to the general
conner. Ladies are especially and cor
daily invited to attend this meeting and
assist in the reception. Under the
present arrangement, Henry George
will speak in Market hall and
Thomas D. Shearman in the Grand
opera house and then transfer, the same
order following with the other noted
speakers. Mr.. Lawler, who will of
course be the lion of the occasion, will
speak successfully from the three
stands. so that everybody will have
chance to hear him. Complete details
of the speaking arrangements will be
announced later, as the above is subject
to revision.
Ample facilities will be given all
corners to hear all the noted orators
to be heard on this occasion. and peo-
pie having favorites will learn from the
GLOBE at which place and hour they
will speak.
No meeting ever held in the state of
Minnesota has attracted as great inter-
est as this one of Monday next. Never at
! any previous political celebration have