St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-03

sisted that it must be run. Bracket added
II want it to be run just as tits WlLhou
any change. l don't want you editors I(
leave out any part of it."
well. all right" said Murphy. having
been given the tip by his chief, Lowry
Il am busy just now. will be in my once
at4 o'clock and if you can come Ill then we
can fix it up" ="
party separated. Later George Bracket went
to tie Tribune Office and entered the private
room of Murphy. Unquestionably the matter
was fixed up"
Unless something unforeseen has happened,
the Minneapolis Tribune OF this morning
contains n mighty effort against Judge Canty.
The balance of the programme will be car
ried out later. You can put it down as cor
rect that the matter is canard. Desperate
cases require desperate remedies. Ihe he
publican managers see the inevitable cleo
tion of Judge Canty to the supreme court
unless they can stem the tide i'll his favor by
resorting to campaign SANDERS
The same occurrence is stated in sub
stantially the same form in the Times
on page 6.
Now, if the Times and GLOBE were
not very certain of their information,
they would not have dared to publish
such an item as this.
The same morning, on page OF the
Tribune, appears an appeal to the
Scandinavians of Minnesota. signed by
some Scandinavian ministers of St.
Paul and Minneapolis, denouncing
Judge Canty as the tool of the Liquor
Dealers association, and asking the
Scandidavians of Minnesota to vote for
Judges Dickinson and Vanderburgh.
This attempt of few Scandinavian
ministers to dictate to the Scandinavia
ans of Minnesota is an
Insult to the scandinavian
race, and should be resented by the
ScandinaVianS in proper manner
But the curtain has been raised and the
unseen power, which mas been influence
ing the Prohibition committee and these
Scandinavian ministers, now appear III
full view. They have fallen into the
hands of Tom Lowry, jim Hill and the
vast corporate influences of Minneapolis
and st. Paul, and 1t is sad commentary
on the condition to which Our country is
coming, when the corporations will re-
sort to such means for the purpose OF
traducing honest men, because they are
not the tools of corporations, and when
ministers of the gospel have 50 little
knowledge of the world and of the pit
falls that are set for them, that they can
| be used to further the schemes of such
wire-pullIng politicians as Tom Lowry
jim Hill, and the managers of all the
vast corporations in Minneapolis anc
st. Paul.
1t is time that the people should rise
in their might to teach these Schemins
political manipulatorS lesson they viii
remember for all time to come.
We have known it. We have felt it
We have charged it. We have stood OIL
our principles and resisted it.
We have stood for Judge Canty be-
cause we know he is an honest man ano
not tool of corporations or of any one
else, and we have opposed the present
judges because we know that they are
such tools, and the fact that the great
corporation and political manipulation
Tom Lowry, resorts to such desperate
underhand methods to maintain the
present judges, is all the proof that il
necessary to show that what Free Lane
charged in the Republican convention
against the present judges is true. Tina
they are
Controlled by Corporations.
We appeal to the Scandinavians o
Minnesota to resent this insult to thei
race. We appeal to the voters of Min
neSota to teach these Scandinavian
ministers and the corporations both
lesson that they will not soon forget.