St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-02
EVERY MAN is A WINNER.
Republicans Say Openly That
They Will Vote for Sew
eral Democrats.
BUTLER, VAN SLYKE, KOCH
And Several Others Will Be
Elected Almost Without
Opposition.

The universal comment on the ID mo-
cratic ticket yesterday was 10 the effect
that 1t is very strong one and will DO
hard to defeat i'll any particular. That
was about the way many Republicans
spoke. Democrats were innumerable
who put it much stronger and said
there is not a man on it that will be de.
feated. "a strong ticket - very
strong" was the customary remark.
II party Is elated over the result aud
there is triumph in the air. The enemies
OF the party have failed to find any fault
with the selections made. and many
who have trained with the opposition
party frankly state that they will
vote for at least SOME of the
candidates named. Another point that
pleased many Republicans is the
nomination of Judges Brill and Kelly.
They had only words of praise for
party that would give straight nomina-
ton 10 judges who have been regarded
as belonging to all opposing party in
face of the fact that the Democratic
party had been SO shamefully treated by
Republican State executives. This class
OF Republicans have no patience with
that othe class of their own party who
have been talking about turning down
ne or more of the judges in their own
party. and this. in addition to the fact
thai the Democrats made wise selections
for the entire ticket. has induced many
Republicans to declare openly that they
will vote tor at least some of the men
nominated Saturday.
A number of Democrats said that Re-
publican friends told them they intend
to support individual candidates On the
Democratic ticket.
Cary |. Warren said that he met if
teen or twenty Republican business
men who told MIN they would vote for
him.
A great many said they would vote
for Pierce Butler. among them Col. E.
V. Brewer, state park commissioner,
and lifelong Republican.
The following are some of the many
comments:
S. Lee Davis-If we can't elect that
ticket we can't elect any one. 1t is the
best ticket nominated in the county i'll
thirty years.
X. t. O'Connor-It is as good as they
make them. 1t is strong ticket.
Pierce Butler-lt is the best ticket
that could he nominated. l feel proud
of the convention and the party.
A. E. Boyesen-To my mind the party
has disarmed opposition. and the Re-
pubiicans have lost their weapon.
Frank 5. Battley-Weil, we are all
| -, ha iaI-e l>of
gest majority we ever had in the county.
Every man will be elected.
A Republican who doesn't want his
name mentioned declared that it made
| him feel like throwing up the campaign.
! Another said: st would save expense
! if The Republicans wouli indorse the
| whole ticket" There is Billy KOCH"
said another. He will just walk away
with any candidate named against him.
He is a good fellow, and hasn't
! an enemy in the city,
"Confound it? The Republicans can't
| say word against that ticket" is the
way another disconsolate Republican
talked i'll despairing tones.
Mayor Smith-1t is without doubt the
best ticket ever put in the field by the
| Democrats Of Ramsey county. l do not
see how it could be strengthened In any
way, and it will surely win.
Aid. Markham Republican)-lt is Ger
tanly strong ticket.
Judge Twohy-I consider the ticket
| invulnerable, and predict that it will 20
to glorious victory in November.
Ex-City Treasurer Conrad Miller
| (Republican)-It is the best ticket ever
saw put up by any party. l am waiting
to see what the Republican county con-
ventcn will do, but every man on the
Democratic ticket certainly deserves
| election.
Dan Aberle-It is a splendid ticket
throughout. The convention did its
work well and did not make a single
mistake.
Philip Kline-J am perfectly satisfied
with the ticket, and if good working
county committee is selected. it will re-
ceive tremendous majority.
Ambrose Tighe-The ticket is a good
one: in fact. 1t is almost too good, and
every citizen in Ramsey county can
support it with the assurance that if he
candidates are elected they will serve
the people we'll.
II. H. McClung-It is the best ticket
L ever saw. aud business men can sup
port every one on it. A better ticket
could hardly be selected by any one.
Frank b. Moore, Republican-lt is a
mighty good ticket, and worthy OF gen.
| eral support.
IL. d. Brown, Republican-Some one
on that ticket is going to be elected.
William c. Handy, Republican,
think the ticnet is all right, and COM
posed of good men. If the Republic
ans put up an equally good ticket the
county will be sure to have good officers
the next two years.
Peter DAILY, County Commissioner-Ir
beats anything ever put up before.
Group of Four on the Carl think
that Democratic ticket put up last
Saturday is just as smooth as they make
them. | think the Endorsement of
Judges Brill and Kelly made it the
| strongest ticket ever put in the field by
any political party. L think the Re-
publicans ought to reciprocate by plac
ing Pierce Butler on their county ticket.
l think the entire ticket will be elected,
Die VolksZeitung, German Daily, of
st. Paul-We believe that never in the
history of Ramsey county has there
been SO strong a Democratic ticket
nominated. Even the Republican
Pioneer Press wonders how the Demo-
Gratis chose so many good substantial
candidates and so excellent Legislative
ticket, as well as to withdraw the
judgeships from politics, which practi-
cally forces the Republicans to place
them On their ticket.
The st. Paul Dispatch, under the
heading "a Prime Duty" publishes the
following: The ticket just placed in
the field by the Democrats of Ramsey
county is good one. 1t is one which
Will not admit of any trifling on the part
OF the Republican convention. 1t might
nave Deen made much stronger tickle
with the general mass Of voters. includ.
Ing those who are not bound by party
consideration in the selection of local
officials. but from the standpoint of the
party which chose it the ticket is one
which will tend to harmonic differences
and bring out the full patty vote"
Daily News Record As yet bnt two
county ticket. have been put ia the
field that expect a general support. That
presented by tho Democrats on Satur.
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