St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
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from that. He proposed plan of Or
ganzation as follows:
Plan Of Organization.
First-This meeting to constitute itself
temporary general committee for the purpose
of organizing clubs in the city and county.
Second-That the persons present from the
several wards meet by wards Immediately on
adjournment and organize for work by Sc
Iecting temporary chairman and secretary,
and by appointing a time and place OF meet
ing.
Third-The members of the temporary
ward committees to proceed at once 10 the
organization of club in each precinct in
the ward. Where the circumstances are
such as TO render this inadvisable, then to
organize a ward club. The first work to be
the enrolment Of all persons willing to join
clubs.
Fou1th-When the word or precinct enroll
ment is completed call a meeting for per-
manent organization. At this elect officers
of the precinct or ward club; also select three
delegates from each precinct 10 fofm-the
ward club.
The ward clubs will be composed of dele
gates from the precinct clubs. They will
elect officers, and also choose three delegates
for members OF the City Central club.
The delegates from the several ward clubs
will form the City Central club.
The precinct clubs TO have charge of mat
tiers relating only to the precinct; the ward
club TO have charge of matters pertaining
solely 10 the ward, and the Cily Central club
to have charge OF matters relating to the en-
tire city.
Castle FEaAes speech
A. E. Boyeson moved the adoption of
the proposed plan. John Ii. Ives moved
that the first paragraph be adopted, and
1t was so ordered. L. j. Brady suggested
the appointment of committee to con-
slider the remainder of the proposition
and report after recess of ten minutes.
j. &. Donnelly wanted the latter part of
the proposition to 60 over for week.
A this Juncture an old gentleman
arose and remarked with burst of en-
thuSiasm that he did not belong to Min
nesota, but that he is an Iowa Democrat.
organization there had enabled the
Democrats to win, and he believed in
organization and the cry, 1.-The Camp
bells are coming"
j. {. Michaels stated that the adop-
ton of the first paragraph had embraced
plan that is to be carried out by the
subsequent paragraphs, and he gathered
from the general discussion that the
proposition met the wishes of all the
speakers. On his suggestion the prop
osition of MIR. Campbell was adopted as
an entirety.
AT this junctnre there were calls for
Castle. and Hon. j. \. Castle was given
an ovation as he advanced to the stand.
Inc entire assemblaee arose and gave
three lusty cheers when he reached the
stage. Congressman Castle declined to
make political speech, but made some
pertinent suggestions as to organization.
lie expressed the opinion that LAWYERS
election Will be determined by the votes
or ramsey, Hennepin and Washington
counties, and that good organization in
them will assure his election as it is only
necessary to get the Democratic vote
out to accomplish this end. During the
snort speech and at its close Mr.. Castle
was greeted with rounds of cheers and
applause.
John j. Ryder and T. F. Martin were
named to enroll as many as desired to
join central club. and nearly one hun
dred names were signed.
y. ii. Ives moved the appointment of
a committee of ten to see to the organ
lzatlon OF such precincts in the city and
county as were not represented at the
meeting. Chairman Willis named as
such committee j. q. Donnelly, Louis
Stern, A. E. Boyeson. T. j. Brady, PR.
Mcdonnell, Paul Lavallee. William
Koch, L. f. Martin, W. II. Michael and
j. NelroSc.
y. ii. Burns suggested a committee of
nve TO prepare Instructions as to vot-
ing, etc. Mr.. Campbell stated that this
was obvlated by circular as we'll as
plan for organizing clubs to be secured
at the headquarters of the state central
executive committee. \ recess of few
minutes was taken to give the several
wards and country districts 4 chance to
name organization committees as pro-
posed i'll the Campbell resolution. In
lew minutes the several wards and
country districts made report and the
conference adjourned to meet in one
week at Turner hall.
Inc organization committees which
VIII see to the precinct organizations
are as follows:
The ward Committees.
First Wald.Daniel Aberle, William John
son, a. y. Ga!lbraith, &. j. Wevle, Ed Kelly
ii. II. Campbell, NJ. MulIane, James For.
reStal, r. H. Mcdonnell, Lawrence Foley,
gilbert Olson, James T. Kahn, j. c. Horrigan
3; r Peterson, 9. o. Malmstrom, William
McCauley. John L. Bremen. NJ. D. Kelly, M
Seaman, i. j. Mullaur
second Ward-This ward has an organiZa-
ton already Which will be reported to the
next meeting
Healey. Pat O'Brien and Joseph Ermen-
trout. A meeting will be held ut Schur-
meier's hall Thursday evening
Fourth Ward-J. q .Donnelly. p IT. Kavan-
Costello r. T. O'Connor. John Wagner Jr,
James Graham Henry. j. Strouse NJ E. Fo-
ley and Sig Small
,,. Flfth Ward-Chris Dorniden. chairman;
lillian Koch, j. II. Burns, George Redding.
ton, Ed Murnane, John Foose, Heury Smith.
Joseph Wagner. Henry Harrity, Michaei Mel
YIN, John 1. o Brien, j. II. Ives and William
BanholZer.
Sixth Wdrd-A club is already oroanized
III this ward, of which Frank w Bohr is
president, John Siedel vice president Mr.
Norman secretary and John THEM treas
Seventh Ward-A. E. Boyesen. chairman:
q. ID: Hurd. secretary; Harvard L. Smith,
Paul Lavallee, j. c. Michael and John
TOwnIey.
Eighth ward-F. s Battley, chairman: j.
I'm, William Rodger. 7. Carey. Frank Kelly.
Geoege Walsh and j E. Kremps.
Nlnth Ward.Capt. NJ. j. O'Connor, chair
man charles I Jersvang. secretary; Philip
Platte, X. A. Walsh. T. j. Brady, Ed.
Murphy. John Gehan, F. p Nuzum and c.
NcDermott.
Committee on Halls-Phllip Klein, II. j.
Tenth Ward-L. j. Dobner, c. j. Buell.,
Alex Adams and c. Il. Benedict.
Eleventh Ward-Dan Baker, ". S Stokes,
r j. Gleason. j. Hinkle, William Davern, F.
huhles. Frank Ross and William Jones'
Rose Town--Chas McNayou., Ernest Hen
Erickson and B. Rooms
MoundsVleW-Joseph Powers and Thomas
Ryan.
New Brighton-Jack Davis.
:, " hlte Bear Township-J. p. Flandrake, j.
Meliose and Anton Latone
niage OF White Bear-George Bausch,
Charles Ref, David Hannah and II. o. COR.
man.
New Canada-C. Rondo, L. Loniselle and
NJ. Kreis.
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