St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-15

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the growth having been, in the main.
voluntary. 1t is suggested that this
meeting consider the question of
Reducing the Fee,
and also of securing by the united ac-
ton of all the present members All in
crease of members. We have now one
member which embraces an entire club,
the Stevens county Democratic club,
and suggest that provision be made
for the admission as members of all
Democratic clubs to be presented In our
meetings by some suitable officer, the
president Or secretary. The following
is the present membership, grouped ac-
cording to locality:
ST. Paul-Michael Doran, Robert A. Smith,
G. d. O'Brien, Dan w. Lawler, Dan Abere
W. NJ. Campbell, John F; Baker, Lewis
Baker, John W. Willis, John L. Towney,
William Platte, A. Miesen, William Johnson
P. j. Smalley. James II. Drake Philip Setter
mann, W. g. Bredenhagen, A. Biermsnn
William Crooks, George L. Becker William
G. Robertson, John II. Ives. E. c. Stringer
3. Simon.
Minneapolis-P B. Winston. c. M Foote,
James W. Lawrence, T. j. Winston. c. j.
Buell., c. Nice. Reeve. Lars NJ. Rand. Ralph
Rees. j. K. Corrlgan, j. G. Haynes. B. T.
Christlieb, H. o. Peterson, Alonzo Phillips
Jonn j. Ankeny, K. Kortgaard, AT. Ankeny
Martin Ring, George H. Partridge. 0. C. Mer-
riman, o. q. Wyman, T. B. Janney. j. B. Bas-
sett, Julius j. Heinrichs, Scion ArmstronS
Benjamin Davenport, F. C. Brooks, A.
LELAND.
Winona-Thomas Wilson, John Ludwig,
II. 9. Shepard F. L. Randall. William J Z.
Whipple, E. d Rurlburt, H. W Lamberton,
John A. Matthews, Il. L. Buck, NJ Toye
John Dietze.
Duluth-Theo T. Hudson. Morris Thomas.
H. F. Greene, A c. Weiss, Alfred Jaques,
John Flood, Frank Crassweller, T. J. Voss,
Il & Rrnyur p mis-
Red Wing-O. NJ. Hall, j. C. Pierce, A W
Pratt, Peter Nelson. j H. hich, George II
Benton. Jesse McIntire
Wright County-william Quinn, J. A. NJ
gent, w. II. Cutting. John 0'Leary, Frank
Mcknight Isaac S. Pados.
Hastings-John F. Norrish. Thomas P.
Moran, Michael Ryan.
Brainerd-H. c. stivers Werner Eemstead.
W. II. Harries. Caledonia; B. S. Cook, Owa-
tonna; Thomas c. Kurt. MoOrhead; j. Fl.
Sheets. Hartford; Henry Nicolin, Jordan !;
Joseph Smith, Red Lake Falls; j. G..
I Eberle, Windom: S; W; Leagitt, Itch
P. Barnum, Sank Center: a L.
Cramb, st. Cloud; D. R. P Hibbs, Albert
Lea; Thomas Bohen. Waseca; j. N Gayner,
Grove City; 7. R. Foley. ,Aitkin; V. A.
Cloud; E. A. Child, Glencoe: C. j. Haines,
Wabasha; NJ. j. McGrath, st. Charles; W.
W. Mayo: Rochester; NJ Mullen, New Uim !;
D. F. McDermott, CIontarf; Bert Winter,
OianI1S ans a. " We-iS, FEestou. A L.
Ward, Fairmont; Dennis O'Brieo, Willmar
George n. Baxter, Faribault; y NJ Spicer,
Willmar; j. w. Eddy, Stevens County DEM
ocratlc club, Morris.
The suggestion made by Secretary
Smalley in regard to reducing the an
nual dues. as well as the admission
charges, will undoubtedly be adopted,
and the result will be that the member
ship will be largely increased. The de-
cision of the officers that it would prove
unwise to attempt the organization of
subordinate clubs is wise one, as is
their determination to cenfine their
work within lines that will lead to the
good of the party and notpromote var
of factions. Such work as has been
done is of the greatest value, and will
be felt in the coming campaign. 1t is
worth more than campaign fund, and,