St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-22

members ot the faith were returned to their
rural homes
Matt Jensen is a firm believer Of the axiom
thai a bird ia the hand is worth TWO in the
bush lie has Il snug place in the state
treasuTer's office. and for that reason refused
the Establishments of the empty honor of
running for city treasurer
Charlie Chapel was the zone armed sol
der referred To by Harry Johns when he
questioned Col Wright's RepuGlicanism.
The Republican party must be in a bad
way when Harry Johns speaks of the Mckin-
ley bill as tine grundest OF III odern economic
measures" Think of il, We wage earners;
Republicans gloating over the passage OF
bill which has Increased the ost of living
for the working man without in the least
adding TO his resources. Inv esligation has
shown that instead of the Mckinley bill in
creasing the wages or the work ing classes
there has been material decrease.
The stock-in-trade of the city Republicans
is Turn out the gang. They are hungry
with being out in the cold these many years.
What does Leedom Sharp mean by his
reference 10 the Republican party and other
discordant eiementsF' There was no Slip OF
the tongue about this. as he re peated the sen
tence several times.
Attorney ozmun highly tickled the dele
gates with the poetry he reciled II is rarely
delegate INDUCES III poetry ia political
convention
That great statesman aud political warrior.
Hon Samuel Lowesteln. was highly indig-
naut at the selection OF Col. Wright 10 lead
the Republicans out Of the wildern ess. Mr..
Lowenstein is if anything ut all. a staunch
Republican,. and he has great obi lection to
bowling the knee TO Il few political nobodies
and disappointed gilice- seekers W no go to
make up the secret committee of tifty-five.
Mr. LoWenstein believes in his p arty select
ing its own candidate, and not being CO
creed into indorsing the nominee of any see
ton Of citizens.
Prominent Prohibftonists like Rev. David
Morgan and George Ii. Hazard were very
busy among the deleg ates III furthering the
interests Of Col Wright
Conrad Miller appears to have forgot the
old adage. Don't hollod until you get out
Of the woods He told the delegates. when
nominated, that he would be the next city
treasurer Wait for the returns OF May ),
Mr.. Miller, it viii then be time to talk in
that strain.
This is the second time Conrad Miller has
sought the suffrages of the people. They
will give him their final answer this time in
no unmistakable terms.
II is reported that Col. Wright has ordered
large waterproof glove for his right hand.
The object OF this is that during the cam
paign he may be able to shake hands with
tthe common people" without being con-
taminated. Col. Wright is the candidate Of
our best citizens a la Dir. Sharp q Co.
What are we coming to? Are the masses
to bow the knee 10 the classes2 That is
virtually the outcome of the Republican con-
yention.
mo wage Garner need apply. Republican
doctrine.
Nr. Ozmun says the present is great OPP
portuuity for the Republicans 10 give the
monopolists control of the city affairs. That
is the meaning OF COL Wrights candidacy.
The " 'orny anded'' are outside the pale of
the Republican fold. The silk stockings in
sists upon candidates of their own COM
plexion.
Eric olson has 10 thank his nationality for
having u place on The Ticket That high
sou!ed representative of the privileged
classes Mr.. Oznlu,I wanted an attorney ap-
pointeda1 itd eat for the announcement that
J BE .;GeSss would cat The ticket ii M. Olson