St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-06
Sixth Ward Democrats Pos
sess Plenty Of the VIM
ming Quality.
Inspiring Ratification Meet
ing as an Earnest Of Com
ing Triumph.
Cuell, Willis and Butler in
Eloquent, Logical Talks
for the Right.
Campbell and Castle Enthuse
the Working Warriors Of
the Ninth.

The Democratic campaign was opened
with flourish last night in that Demo
cratic stronghold, the Sixth ward.
There was large audience, among
which were a goOdly number of ladies
OH the floor and in the gallery of Paul
Martins opera house, 10 hear the
speakers of the occasion. The West
side band rendered. several pieces OF
music, and the Sixth Ward Glee club
sang several campain songs. The stage
was decorated with flags and bunting.
During the evening there was liberal
display of fireworks upon the streets
near the hall. The audience within the
opera house was very enthusiastic in its
reception of the SIP -akerS and approval
of many of the sentiments expressed.
William Baer, president of the Sixth
Ward club, stated that the meeting was
Intended to ratify the Democratic ma
tlonal, state and congressional nomina-
tiol:S. He read letter from Hon. Dan
iel w. LAWYER expressing regret that
previous engagement prevented his par
ticipation in the meeting. The refer
ence in the letter to Cleveland and the
issues involved in the campaign were
greeted with cheers.
SICK Oh lthOhOpOlkSLS.
c. j. Buell. was called upon to address
the audience, and he proved to be an
able advocate of Democratic doctrines.
He was often greeted with cheers and
applause. He said lie was born and
bred Republican. He did not upbrald
his parents for their teaching. He be-
lieved i'll the abolition of slavery TWEEN
ty-lve years ago as much as he now be-
lleveS the Democratic teachings of TO-
day. which mean freedom from the
slavery of the monopOlistS.
lie said that Jefferson founded the
great Democratic party for the purpose
of freeing the country from the power
of the aristocratS. He believes that
Grover Cleveland is the Thomas Jeffer-
son of today, who will be the means in
the hands of the Democrats to relieve
the country from the oppression of the
mOnopOlists, as did Our grandfathers
100 years ago. Lawler he considered
the giant OF Democracy who will lead
us from the bondage CT vicious legiS-
latorS in this state.
He likened the people of this country
to those of Ireland, who pay tribute to
the few landlords. He condemned the
policy of the Republican party for
granting landed aud other privileges 10
the few monop0liSts. He declared that
tHN DNiuONiUItS PuiIv ICtCl l1lduC q
mistake upon the great issues that are
today before the people for national
and state solution.
Judge WILLIS Logic.
Hon. John w. Willis was in his most
fellcltouS humOr when he arose to con-
graduate the Democrats of the ward
upon their interest i'll the living issues
OF the day. After referring to the fact
that 1t was the evening of Labor day
celebration. he inquired tue cause of
the banding together of laboring peO-
pie. and answering said the cause to he
the necessity for organization to resist
the encroachmentS of the oppressive
manufactures and monopolist The
banding OF laborerS together is based on
the same theory as is the Democratic
theory, namely to resist oppression and
10 secure the natural rights and liber-
ties OF the masses Of the people.
Mr.. Willis discussed the force bill and
characterized ii Us Republican plan to
control the country, and to take away
the Liberties of the people. The tariff
came III Tor discussion by the Young
orator, and he hurled effective phiippicS
against the policy of protective tariff
that does not enrich the United States
treasury, but pOurS money by the mill
ions into the purses of the few manu-
facturers. Mr.. Willis was happy in his
discussion of the tariff, and made it in
terestihg with prOfuse illustration. The
audience was well pleased with his
speech. and many times emphasized
points in the address by comments and
expressions of approval.
Butler Oh State Issues.
Pierce Butler made an excellent
speech. dwelling upon state issues prn-
cipally. He was fortunate in having the
enthusiastic applause of the audience.
Pie meeting on the whole was a pro-
nounced success. and the campaign in
the Sixth ward is already at a white
heat.