St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
STATE ORGANIZATION
AND ADDRESS or THE "yOUNG VIEWS
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE OF
MINNESOTA"

Notice to Young Men.
All young lEen about to cast their first
ballot should look well into the depth
Of the present national problem. 1.-The
Tariff" None can thoroughly study
this most important question to the dis
advantage of his own personal inter
ests. 10 start on the right track is half
the journey. There is only one true So
luton of the question. that is to elect
true congressman aud senators in the
Democratic party, those that will sup
port tariff bill which calls for revenue
only. Men that cannot be dictated to
ny Republican monopolists or their
tools. and who will never loose sight
of the real issues when the Republican
demagogue orators raise the cry that
the Democratic party IS responsible for
the present hard times. We and our
candidates should ever remember the
undeniable facts that we still live under
the accnrsed influence of the Mckinley
law, and will continue to do so until
the Republican senators discontinue
their obstructive tactics and allow the
Will Of the people to be recognized. The
Mckinley law has had fair trial. and
to 1t the hard times must he accredited.
Prosperous times cannot be expected
until this Infamous piece of legislation
shall be stricken from the records of
congress.
The people are awakening to the false
arguments of the Republican party.
They are preparing TO rise in their
might, aud with the assistance of the
rising generation. who will have to
stand the brunt OF the hard times for
years to come (unless checked) will
crush the schemes of the monopollst
and trusts. backed as they are by the
Republican party.
With the foregoing purposes in view
committee of the Young Mems Gem
trail Democratic Club of Ramsey Coun-
ty, having membership on its books
of nearly 1900. and by far the strongest
organization of young men in the
Northwest, held meeting at their
hall in the Schultz building. May is. at
which time there was formed a
stat organization to be known as the
Minnesota. &. Il. limbaugh was
elected temporary chairman and
Charles j. Meilicke as temporary secre-
larry. who will act until the permanent
officers are elected at the state coDven
ton of the league proposed to be held
in ST. Paul in the month of July. A
notice of the exact date and the number
of delegates from each county to the
league will be published later. For the
present it is the special request of the
undersigned that every voter wishing
to become member should send in his
name as early as possible to the Secre-
tary at 10 South Robert street.
Those having little time each day
are kindly asked to organize the young
men in their city, town. village or dis
trict, sending the names of all appli-
cants for membership to the above adj
dress as fast as obtained. 1t will cost
nothing TO become member, but what
little time is sp-nt in the interest OF a
cord cause. There are no dues. Age
is no barrier, but the young men will be
pushed to the front as workers. Each
member will receive league button
free of cost. Our motto will be abso-
lutte fairaess aud justice to all meu
alike. We will support only the very
best men for each Office. We seek to
promote the good OF the country, Its ill.,
terests and the peoples interests.
Hoping that all young men will con-
slider this public notice as a personal in
vitation, and will send in their Dames at
once. we are. in the interests of the peo-
pie and the Democratic party, sincerely
yours,
E. G. HINEBAUGH, Chairman.
CHARLES }. MELLICKE. Secretary.
Executive Committee-Edward j.
Darragh. w. B. Joyce, David F. Pee
bles, Fl. c. Ehrmanntraut, Otto L.
Haese, Frank Ford. L. j. Dobner. Fred
erick F. Wilde. John Wagner. Matthew
Bantz. Henry f. VESSEL, John A. w off,
Matt ]. Egan, Charles T. Jessrang, A.
3. Kuester. E. j. Carpenter, H. n.
Bowen. j. Fl. Loomis. F. E. Messing,
II. s. Collins, Thomas Kerker. P.J.
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