St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
de Was Detained to Receive
an Ovation From Ham
line Republicans.
Dr.. Quinn Sets Matters Right
for the Candidacy Of DR..
WhitcOmb.
Personal Matters in Connee-
ton With the Local DEM
ocratic Ticket.

The general public is not familiar
Nth the incidents that delayed ID. w.
Lawler Thursday evening. Although
they were forced to wait Oh the streetS
until o'clock for the procession TO
start that evening, the German Amer
cans did not utter one expression OF
Impatence nor discomfort They spent
the interim cheering as Germans know
how to cheer when keyed up 10 thaI
enthusiastic pitch that is born or the
ecstatic assurance Of a grand victory.
They were waiting for the chiettalns VINO
are to lead them to signal ana trl-
umphant rout of the enemies of per-
EoDal liberty on Tuesday. They did
not pause to inquire the reason OF the
DELAY. They knew full we'll that there
was nothing wrong happening, and the
great majority are still unac qualnted
with that happy little episode that was
responsible for delay that kept that
vast multitude waiting for nearly TWO
hours in threatening rain.
Although they have not attempted 10
learn the cause, it is due to them thaI
they be told, and it is with that pur-
iiShed.
1t 30 happened that Mr.. Lawler
passed through Hamline that evening.
1t is unnecessary to state that this Su-
hurban district is famous for It's ad-
herence TO the Republican party be-
cause. il is claimed, it is party OF
gentilitv. The Hamline residents are or
the blue blood sort and they pay homage
to gentility. They vote the Republican
ticket
But mighty break will be made in
the solid phalanx of Republicanism
Tuesday. This is eloquently evidenced
by what is about to be recited AS re-
lated Mr.. Lawler passed through Ham
line Ell route to St. Paul, where he was
to be received by his German-Amerlcan
admirers organized in one mighty host.
This incident BECAME known TO the
young American Republicans at Ham
line. Bent on demonstrating their 10y
atty in no uncertain way, not only to
AmercaniSm. but to talent, to genius and
to Statesman ship and honesty OF pur-
pose, they congregated on the platform
at the Hamline station, and there III
drilling rain awaited the train that
was to bear ID. W. LaWler to the fete in
ST. Paul proper. The train came and
committee of gentlemen that had been
burdened with the duty by their con-
freres hurried aboard. They found MIR.
Lawler, and Selling him by the hand,
almost literally bore him out upon the
platform where the c0ncOurSe of young
Republicans were eagerly awaiting his
presence. A tremendous cheer went up
from the thrOaIs of the gathering as Mr..
LAWYER stepped from the coach. Then
followed wild rush. Everybody was
IN
gallant son of Minnesota who
will be no mans man and wear
no mans collar. All this consumed
time. Mr.. LAWYER would not deny any,
one the privilege of a hearty grasp of
hand, and when these young men felt
thrill of pride run through them pa
triotlc veins, induced by that honest,
warm and genial shake, they knew they
had made no mistake. They. knew that
it was a pious duty-a duty they owe
their ctizenShip--tor remain true to Hon.
Daniel W. Lawler.
But handshakIng did not satisfy the
crowd. They hungered for the sound
of that voice that has stirred the hearts
of patriotic demonstrating the present
canvass, that voice that carries the con-
YiCtiOn of honesty with it wherever it is
heard. Mr.. LAWYER was pressed for
speech, and, although the next governor
of the grand North Star state knew he
was keeping 10000 patrons in waiting
on the streets of st. Paul, he would not
deny them the right to hear him pro-
claim his political principles aud de-
clare his fealty to the constitution Of
the country that pron0unceS for equal
rights and personal liberty.
That is the reason the German-Amer-
lean pageant that set all st. Paul wild
with enthusiasm was delayed Thursday
evening,
And it is a straw.
Ponder over it, We patriots.
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