St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-10

furnished for the convention was the
handsome and roOmy opera house, where
every convenience and accommodation
was found by the convention. Without
any loud-SOundlng pretenslonS or i'm
possible promises the voters of the city
assured the assembled representatives
of the Democracy of the district that
they are now and will be in November
for Maj. NJ. r. Baldwin, the gallant SOL
dler and Stronghearted leader vino was
placed in nomination today.
Bralnerd is live city, and an indie
pendent one too. Nc boss in any party
can pledge the votes of the 1000 citizens
who vote in Crow Wing county, as has
demonstrated time ana time again. In
deed, IN many respects the city of
Brainerd strikes one as living repre-
sentative of the ancient free cities that
in the middle ages held out against
kings and emperors, and, while the
common people were everywhere else
oppressed, insured them liberty, happl-
ness, prosperity aud To certain
degree equality. Brainerd opposed
the nomination of Judge Searle
at the Duluth convention, rtly
because her people abhorred and re-
volted at the methods used by his mana
gers in their attempts TO carry the
counties of Cass. Beltrami and Aitken.
and partly because they did not think
his connection with certain great inter
ests would insure the best possible rep
resentation for this great district in
case of his election. But Judge Searle
was nominated. and nominated, too, in
spite OF and notwithstanding the Stren-
uouS opposition of Brainerd and the en-
tire northern end of the district. That
this outcome is not satisfactory to the
people can be ascertained with slight
difficulty here and there are threats and
murmurlngs that are ominouS TO say the
least. And Judge Searle is thoroughly
frightened at the outlook. Yesterday
and today every movement of the Dem
ocrats has been carefully noted by III.
q. Wise, OF ST. Cloud, the trusted agent
and lieutenant of the st. Cloud Judge.
To show what Crow Wing county can
do when she is thoroughly mad. it is
only necessary to point to the way in
which Hon. j. &. Flynn, of Little Falls,
was showed under for state senator in
this county two years ago. Gov Mer-
Ram carried the county by over 80 ma
Jority in a total vote of about 400,
while Mr.. Flynn raised only 152 in all.
the district ordinarily good for 200
Republican majority electing Senator
George Geissel by majority of 3.1S2.
Harmony Everywhere.
There has been nothing but harmony
and good feeling on tap among the dele
gates of this district during the last two
days, and the nomination for congress
was given to Maj. Baldwin with a
unanimity and heartiness that goes far
towards assuring his election. The re-
presentatives of the Democracy of
twenty counties, which make up this
imperial district, met in Brainerd, and
they will leave it with no wounds to
heal and no rough places to be smoothed
over. Every one of the counties sent
their best men to the conven-
tion, and there they to man
entered into the work of 1.-The
convention with a determination to
nominate man who will be elected.
and who. when elected, will stand like
Dan w. Lawler. no mans man and
with the collar OF no man or corpora
tion around his neck. Such man was