St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-06
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
The Date for the State Con-
Yention Will Be Settled
Feb. IS.
Annual Meeting of the Demo-
cratic Association Called
for Same Time.
New officers to Be Chosen,
and the Annual Reports
Presented.
Full Text of the Calls Issued
for Both Of These
Meetings.

The members of the Democratic state
central committee Will meet in st. Paul
AT , o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
Feb. Is, to hear the reports of the Off
GERS of the Minnesota Democratic asso-
citation and to fix date for the holding
of the state convention that will choose
delegates to the coming national con-
ventiOn. After consulting with several
members of the executive committee of
the state organization, Chairman w. NJ.
Campbell fixed upon the above date,
and last evening mailed the following
formal notice to all members of the
committee:
Dear Sir: The annual meeting of the Min
neSOta Democratic association takes place on
Tuesday, Feb. 10. at p. m: at lis offlces in
the GLOBE building. Alter consultation
with those members of the executive com
mittee whom have been asked to meet. il is
thought advisable that the committee meet TO
hear the reports of how the association has
carried out the work we entrusted to 1t, and
confer with its members as TO future work.
At the same time we can confer as to the
proper dates for holding the state conven-
tionS and other kindred matter. Yours re-
specially, ". NJ. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
P. J. SMALLEY. Secretary.
st. Paul, Feb ), 1892.
AS Chairman Campbell states in his
letter, the annual meeting of the Mill
nesota Democratic association will he
held on the same day, calls for this
meeting having Just been sent out by
Secretary Smalley. This organization
some months ago submitted a plan for
securing poll of the state TO the Dem
Ocratic state committee, and alter it had
been approved, volunteered to perform
the work. This great task is now nearly
completed, and the work will be sub
mitted at the annual meeting. The
fact that these two meetings will be
held on the same day is expected to
bring a host of Democrats here from all
parts of the state. and while they will
not have voice in the fixing of date
for the state convention. their views as
TO the proper time will be heard and
taken into consideration.
There has been very little talk regard
ing the date for the convention. al
though the fact that meeting of the
committee had been called. started
some of the politicians yesterday. Lo-
caliy. of course, the Democrats are anX-
ious that time be chosen that will not
Interfere with the spring campaign.
This will end on the Sd of May, the day
of the election.
The call for the meeting of the Mill
nesota Democratic association, sent out
Dear Sir: The date of the annual meeting
of the association has been fixed by the eX-
ecutive committee for T tuesday,, Feb. 16 at
p. m. in the Offices of the association, 1857
Globe building.
The business to be transacted viii be the
submission OF the reports Of the officers. the
consideration of amendments relating to
membership fees. and the election of officers
and executive committee for the ensuing
year.
The suggestion that in the evening the
members indulge in modest dinner with
speeches. toasts, ETC., has been left to the de-
clslon or the members a the meeting.
1t is very important that as large a number
of the members as possible be present to dis
cuss plans for future work and 10 consider
means of completing that already under way
1t is suggested that where there are several
members in any place at distance from the
city, all of whom cannot come. they meet
and authorize those coming to represent
them. Others may give proxies to any member
1t is expected that the state central COM
mittee will be in session on that Gay and will
meet with US. Respectfully,
P. J. SMALLEY, Secretary
st. Paul, Feb. 5, 1892.
The members of the Democratic state
committee are:
AT LARGE.
". NJ. Campbell. St. Paul, chairman.
D. W. LAWYER st. Paul.
]. W. Lawrence. Minneapolis.
John Landberg Minneapolis
c. F. Mcdonald, St-Cloud
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Ffrst-F. c. Stringer. Hastings.
Second-D. Aberle. St Paul
Third-W. j. Whipple Winona
Fourth-M. W. Glenn, Minneapolis,
Fifth-B s Cook. Owatonna.
eiXth-A. R. Pfau, Mankato
seventh-C. \. Moody, Sank Rapids.
Eighth-T. WEIGH, Henderson.
Ninth M. Muller. New Tim.
Tenth-H. r. Wells Preston
Eleventh-M. Thomas, Duluth.
TWELFTH. NJ. Spicer. Willmar.
Th;r;eenth-A. NJ. Becker. Worthiugton
Fourteenth-W. e. Mckenzie Crookston.
Fifteenth-Dr. W. Hampstead Brainerd.
SiXteenth-C. Cater, Grant.