St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-21
CITY COMMITTEE.

These Will Manage for the Dem.
ocrats--Political Pieces.
Yesterday afternoon Bernard Cloutier,
chairman of the recent Democratic city
committee, completed the city commit
tee. Here it is:
At Iarge-B. F. Nelson, chairman:
Matt Walsh, Baldwin Brown, Theodore
Basting, George Kujava, Louis Freder-
ickson.
Wards-First, Jacob Foell; Second,
A. Christello; Third, John A. Gilman;
Fourth, S. r. Child; Fifth, Otto John
son; Sixth, j. .. Hegeman; Seventh.
A. j. Noerenberg; Eighth, P. H. Coogan:
Ninth, A, L. Montgomery; Tenth. I: 3.
Slack; Eleventh, A. M. Hove; Twelfth,
Sims Baldwin; Thirteenth, John Far
ley.
1t will be readily seen that the COM
mittee is a good one. The Democratic
nominees are to be congratulated OH
having B. +. Nelson as chairman OF the
committee. The committee will be
called together in day or so for organ
iZation.
The Democratic congressional COM
mittee will be announced tomor-
row. All the stories to the effect
that the announcement of the commit
Cameron and James w. Lawrence are
not in accord are fabrications. 1t was
never intended that the congressional
committee should be announced be-
fore the city and county committees.
There is some talk that Melvin E.
Grimes may be pulled off the Repub-
lican ticket. The meeting in Eighth
ward last night demonstrated that
Grimes is not wanted by the Repub
licans. One hitch in the plan to with
draw his name and call another set of
primaries in the Eighth for the nomina-
Grimes refusal to consider such prop
OsitlOn. Grimes evidently knows when
he has good thing, and intends to
stick. The Grimes men held meeting
last night after the Relief hall meeting.
They claimed it was for organization for
the campaign.
A rumor that Blichfeldt may be
pulled off in the Eleventh is also cur
rent. The Blichfeldt men now admit
that their candidate is in danger. Charles
II. Babcock, defeated tor the independ-
ly gives the lie to the Tribune'S aSSer-
ton that he and his friends will moi
abide by the nomination of SkoOg.
Republican city. county and con-
gresSional nominees and the three Re-
publican committees met yesterday to
outline the plan of campaign. John
GoodnOw, Charles w. johnson and
George w. Marchant were placated by
being given places on the joint execu-
tive committee. S. l.. Trussell was
elected secretary and A. E. Allen treas
urer of the executive committee.
A. j. Blethen is out with letter de-
nying that there was anything political
in his letter of resignation from the
business mems union. He is not sore
head, he says. But he docs say this:
II did express my decided disapproval
of the methods employed by Mr.. Eustis
and his friends in securing the nomina-
ton to the Office of mayor, after Mr..
EustiS had continuously and repeatedly,
both in public and private, declared
that he was not candidate and did
not want the Office The large amount
of work done by men who had secured
their election through the influence
of other candidates. and the printing of
some 5000 of EustiS tickets the day be-
fore the convention, and the Thorough
distribution of the same in the conven-
ton before the balloting begun led me
to believe that Mr.. Eustis was all the
while candidate. l believe i'll an open
and fair fight. and that to the victor be-
longs the spOilS.'