St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-24
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Here 1t Is, and 1t Is a Good One
Political Paragraphs.

Political Paragraphs.
Well, the Democratic congressional
committee has al last been appointed.
The slowness in the appointment of the
committee has resulted in the selection
OF a good committee. Here il is:
At L~arge-Louis h Hull, chairman: Oliver
T. Erickson David B. johnson, Alonzo Phil
lips. George Il. Partridge
Nards-FirsL A l. Lennon: second. How
ell " Young; Third. Miehael B~reslauer;
Fourth, c. ? Wheeler; Fifth. James ".
Tamm: Sixth. James Mcdaniel; seventh,
Jonn ". Doyle; Eighth. Jacob ". Fleu;
Ninth. Z. 2. Lehman Tenth. 7. 4. Schwartz:
Eleventh, William NJ Peterson; Twelfth, L.
Garrity; Thirteenth, Gustav a Ludwig.
COuntry-ChaTles Ghostly. Joseph 0.
Hand. Fred Sauba- Peter Deyerey, Walter :.
Nielnor; L :. Barnes
With the appointment of the commit
tee comes this announcement:
By virtue OF the authority vested in me by
the last Democratic congressional conFen-
uon- ! hereby appoInt c. Z. Cameron. ESQ.
q member At large Of the Democratic con
gressiOnal cOmmittee Of the Fifth district in
addition 10 those heretofore appointed.
Minneapolis, sept p. 1892.
JAMES ". LAWRENCE.
The congressional committee will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. in
the office OF James W.. Lawrence, Bos-
ton block.
Yesterday morning Chairman Nelson.
Of the Democratic city committee. an
nOunced the following standing COM
mittees:
Finauce-BaIdwin Brown. chairman: Matt
Walsh. a T. Williams, Jacob FoeiL, J. a.
N-oerenberg.
Executive Matt Walsh, chairman: A.
Chrisnlo, John Gilman, :. r. Child, Otto
Obnse
The city committee is looking for
headquarters Ii has been decided that
the room occupied by the county COM
mittee. 253 First avenue south, is
scarcely large enough TO accommodate
both the city and county committees.
The city headquarters will probably be
mex door TO the county rooms.
Melvin Grimes. the street railway
candidate -for alderman in the Eighth
ward, denies that there will be a public
meeting OF his supporters in that ward.
Grimes claims that the good people are
all with him. The ants, however, read
Grimes announcement as a confession
that he dare not suffer a comparison
between his adherents and the ants.
a. d. Cone. of the Eighth. says:
i see ! am hOnored by A. q. Mosher
IN the Tribune with being The father OF
the charges OF fraud in the Sixth pre-
cinct of the Eighth ward. 1don't know
that l want TO claim any special crediI
for that discovery, as we all worked to-
gether in the matter. But l do want 10
say that this fight in The Eighth ward is
not so much against Grimes personally
as against the ring that has dominated
ward politics for len years or more. We
have nothing against Grimes personally.
except That he is the tool of the ring of
which A. q. Mosher seems TO have now
become the mouthpiece. But it should
not be forgotten that the contest is
really ring and anti-ring. We are tired
Of being dominated Oy the ring. and we
propose low TO end Its reign Of mis-
rule"
The Republican city convention has
issued a call for a meeting of commit
teemen and candidates al the headquar-
tiers tonight. The plan of campaign
viii be discussed.
The Republicans will bring John r.
Lynch, The third auditor of the United
States treasury and a w%ell-known
colored politician, ID Minneapolis
Oct. s..
Ignatius Donnelly will speak to the
Populists Monday night in East Side
Turner hail.