St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-29
HEARD ON THE HUSTINGs.
Gossip and Comment of Campaign
and Candidates.


j. J. McCardy was at one time county
auditor OF Ramsey county. The citizen
who had occasion to deal with him will
never forget that cold AMI stony face as
he entered the Office: and how. in case
he happened to lie smoking cigar at
the time, this naughty official, VITO
seemed To think that he was the master
of the people Instead OF their servant.
would StprnIy demand OF him that he
remove the obnoxious weed before he
could do business there. Mr.. McCardy
may have tho ght that lie owned the
Office personally at the time, but the
taxpayers thought differently. ami at
the next election showed him under by
an immense majority.
Il
"The hest people will vote for Col.
Wright This was the burden OF the
speeches ut The Republican convention.
When Robert A. Smith was elected
from the council TO fill the position OF
mayor, at the time Hon. Edmund Rice
resigned, who placed him in nomination
for thu. office? 1t was that staunch and
true Republican,. Judge Kerr, and the
nomination was seconded by the man
who has battled for the Republicans
harder than any man in the party,
Judge Sanborn. The "best" men III
the party may vote for Col. Wright, but
Mayor Smith always has ha;i and al
ways will have the confidence and re-
spect of that element who desire clean
and honest administration. and one that
will give the city chance TO progress
and grow To that greatness which The
best people in their narrow minds
know nothing o.. The coMmpn people
will ali vote Tor Smith; and the common
people run St Paul.
II
Mr.. MeHose. who is running on tine
mopgrel ticket in the Sixth ward, denies
that the Hose part of his name has any
reference 10 the silk stocking which is
the campaign emblem.
Tailor Santell, who is a Republican
candidate for assemblyman, had diff
fsrenee with his journeymen taiIeIs of
some time standing on the question of
wages. The labor bodies hoyeotted him
and he grinned and bore IT, But now
he Is a candidate on the Republican
ticket, so he has to settle all labor diff
cultieS. Accordingly he fixed up the
trouble with his oailors and now hopes
to ge. all their votes.
II
Wait till the common people of ST.
Paul may have chance to express their
views at the polls, They will SHOW
Frederick Wright who are the "beSt
people OF ST. Paul. These arrogant
snobs who think they are better than
anybody else may use silk glove when
they put in their dainty ballots for the
lordly Wright. but they will fi,id that
the votes deposited by the grimy hands
OF The honest workmen of this city wilt
quadruple them in number and will all
be cast for Mayor Smith.
II
The aldermanic fights in the Sixth
and Ninth wards are really good things
for the Democracy. Not only will The
regular nominees of the party be.
elected, but the warm contests will
bring out the full party strength, and
increase the large majnrities those
stronghoIds will roll no for Mayor Smith.
j.
Take off your hat when you speak to
the proprietor" Is one Of the rules in the
business establishment of the Re Pro-
ub-hi-li-ti-cau-tion candidate for may
or. This may be one of the rules of The
..nelish." but the ordinary civilian will
probably think it just trifie overbear-
ing for one who p-ofeSst,s to be the
friend of the masses. Puliteness is all
very well i'll its fltct. but this smacks
just little OF srrfdom.
II
Darius Reese AMI The rest of the
kids" say this is 4 city iiIlrtl with the
criminal cfasss.S, and that life anil prop
cry is nor safe: that the taxpayer i
being robbed, XIII the d1iJt is cVIis,a..si!