St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24

| sion foresbadows trouble in tomOrrow's
convention. and Judge Newell and Mr..
| Thompson may be defeated by coall-
ton Of the opposition. 1t is generally
understood that the friends Of Col.
! Wright in Thursdays convention favor
tie ticket given at the head OF this arti-
Gle, but they may not be able TO deliver
! the goods.
/ The Kiefer men have Joined forces
! with the friends OF Senator pg9is ami
! will try to elect men favorable them.
! TO Judge Newell both the friends OF
! Col. Kiefer and Senator Davis are de-
! cidedly opposed, the adherents OF the
/ the former accusing him Of lukewaTn-
! ness in the city campaign two years ago,
/ while the Davis men figure that the
! arlstOcratic eX state chairman is
! opposed to the reelection OF
/ their IDOL to the United States
/ senate. No ticket was fixed up last
! evening with which 10 oppose Messrs
i Thompson and Newell, the plan Of the
opposition beng to 20 in and elect as
! many delegates as possible and make
+ the necessary combinations later. For
/ district delegate the Younger and fight
| ing element Will present the name Of
! Representative W. l.. Ames, and Will
urge lis election with all the
! force they are able 10 muster.
/ The candidate for delegate at
I large will be conceded the Davis men.
/ The Kiefer followers have again carried
/ the Second. Third and Fourth wards
! sOlidly, and II the friends OF the senior
senator are able to deliver two addi-
tional wards, the SLATE" will be
! smashed.
fTIo 80, oif,. oo,n,uft,aa oe r,ada nm
completely ignores the Kiefer element,
and really The active, rust!ing Republi-
cans Of the city, and the snub will be
resented il ii can be done. The mana
gers of the great campaign OF
two years ago are opposed
TO the domination Of the silk-stOcking
element, realizing that on that basis the
party has no possible show OF carrying
ST. Paul in any campaign. And then.
too. iftbe silk-stOcklngs control tOmOr-
rows convention they will be able to
dictate both the delegations 10 the state
and congressional conventions; for il
will be the duty Of the convention to Sc
lect these delegations. Twenty eight
delegates 10 the state convention to be
held i'm this city on May ;. and eighty
four delegates to the district convention
of the Fourth district to be held in the
same place the day previous are to be
elected. The appointment follows:
First ward. .....-......... ..................l5
second ward 80. ....... ..............-....I2
Third ward --.....- Observation-Disclosures. IL
Fourth ward Observation-Disclosures.
Fifth ward ............... .................lD
Sixth ward -. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Seventh ward =. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Eighth ward ..... Observation-Disclosures. 13
Ninth ward. Observation-Disclosures. .....l2
Tenth ward OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. )
Eleventh ward Observation-Disclosures.
Village of North So. Paul. ........... ......
Town of White Bear .................. -. /
Town of New Canada ...................f
Village OF White Bear.................... !
Township OF Mounds View .........-......
township OF Rose. ......... s....... 1
Village of New Brighton l
Total number Of delegates. 10
OF these the anti-slate men have GER
tainiy carried the Second, Third,
Fourth, good part of the Sixth and
Eighth and scattering votes in the Sew
enth. Tenth and Eleventh wards. They
will also nave friends among the town
ship delegates. The delegates elected
follow:
Republican Dele gates.
First Ward-Bernt Anderson, A. T. Groom.
gust Peer a. Lanberg, e. b. BRONSON