St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-02
CAMPAIGN CURRENCY.
Comment and Gossip of the Mu-
nicipaI Hastings.

Comment and Gossip of the Mu-
nicipaI Hastings.
The Sixth ward will be illuminated
by oratorical pyrotechnics this evening.
1t will be the grand Democratic rally of
the campaign, and will be held i'll Mar
tins opera house. In addition to Hon.
Cyrus Wellington. the intellectual
giants, DR.. Alex j. Stone and Judge E.
Fl. Wood, of this city, Dr.. James A.
Norton, of Ohio, has volunteered his
services. DR.. Norton is a member OF
Gov. Campbelfs party, now visiting st.
Paul, and he is one OF the noted speak
ers of Ohio. the home OF orators. 1t will
be an evening of intellectual discussion
and logical reasoning, and 10 citizen, no
matter what his political fealty, can at
ford to deny himself this treat.
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The meeting in the Fifth ward to-
night will be at Schade's park, and will
be held in the open air. This is the
last meeting of the campaign. and all
the voters of the ward will be there. as
it is stated that the mayor will be pres
ent in person to address them. Music
has been secured to enliven the occa-
sion, and the speakers secured are
Dan W. Lawler, John w. Willis, Hon.
John IL. Ives, and probably Cy Yelling
ton.
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A lady, who is little inclined to talk
politics, entered the bakery where she
purchases her family supplies the other
Cav, and in conversation with the pro-
prietOr he expressed his Opini on with
regard to the debt there is so much Jalk
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true. he said, he thought there ought to
be change. "Now, john" the lady re-
piled, -four years ago when you started
this shop you did your own delivery
with a basket. l notice that you now
have eight teams performing the same
service. If this city has not been pros
porous during that time, how is 1t that
you have proSpered?" John admitted
the force of the argument, ana promised
the lady faithfully to vote t he straight
Democratic ticket.
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To Every Voter: On Tuesday next,
when you 20 to the-pollS, don't forget to
vote for Bob Hare, of the Sixth ward.
He is on the assembly ticket, and every
citizen in st. Paul has the right TO vote
for him, even though he does not reside
i'll the same ward with Mr.. Hare.
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TO the Workingman: Remember the
names of Richard McNamee and John
j. Ryan when you are marking your
ballot next Tuesday.
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The paper without party and with
out principle may oppose Aid. Bot,
bnt that is perfectly natural, as Aid.
Bott is a man who is all principle, and
man who is always true to his party.
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The German citizens of st. Paul will
vote for William BanholZer as unit.
He is recognized as one of the most
representative men of the race, and they
take pride in placing him before the
people as their candidate.
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The Republican campaign Of cal
jimmy, of SANDER and of villiany is
nearly over, and all further mouthings
of the hybrid orators will be their NUT
terngS of chagrin and soreness over
their overwhelming defeat.
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The question is asked j. c. Hanley:
Did he swear in vote as resident of
the Ninth ward? He might as we'll
answer it now, while the question is
hot.
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The fishing season is almost here, and
that will be good excuse for the
slandererS of ST. Paul to account for
their absence from the city after cleo
ton.
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Republican managers to the ministe-
rial association: Your action last
Monday did us great deal of harm.
We thought it would be all right, but
we were mistaken. Please come off.
and we will fool the people yet"
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One of the amusing features of the
campaign is to see the Pioneer Press,
which so reviIed Col. Kiefer last time,
now turn around and quote him in sup
port OF the hybrid ticket.
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What piteous appeal that was in the
Republican organ yesterday for little
money to help out the poor Republican
votes would be as much to the purpose.
What! Do the silk-Stocking Republic
cans refuse to contribute to even the
forlorn Wright hope?
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A man at the Windsor hotel yesterday
passed around a soup bowl for the Re-
publican relief fund and got one cent,
which was turned over to the Pioneer
Press.
An officer of the Third regiment. in
reply to a remark from a friend, won
dering at the nerve of Wright running
for mayor, said: "WOnder at Wright
running, why, that man would run for
anything, from president to pope"
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COL Wright is generally understood
to. have voted for Mayor Smith in the
last election in preference to Kieffer.
but now that he is candidate himself,
thinks Smith very bad man.
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The Pioneer Press of yesterday gives
minute mention of the Republican
candidates. but omits Frank B. DOran,
one of the best men OIL the ticket, be-
cause his son is an employe of the Dis
patch.
COL Wright said in a speech Saturday
night that it made him Tired" to be
called IAN arlstucrat' and a ''prUhihi-
ZIONIST" The saloon tours he made and
the beer he drank last week ought to
make any man tired. 1t is cOme-dOwn
from the Minnesota club to beer sa-
loon, and another week would take the
beautiful and high-toned curl out of the
coione'S mustache.
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Tie ABoka Union. staunch Repub-
lican paper. sizes Wright up in this
style:
Wright is of the lingo" order of humanity,
has the worId-was-n me- manner,
is haushIE with equals and insolent TO in
feriorS. drinks wine at the Minnesota club
and talks cold water to the Prohibitonists.
lie has had no experience in pub
ard III the E;ayorS office would
''it IN more style than country stud
huiSr leaEi,l. Il lOMn procession. The writer