St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-04
those used by Candidate Heatwols be

thOSe uSeO ny CanQl0ato HcatWOlo be
more fercibly shown than by compar-
isOn Of the above statement with the
action Ut the Democratic convention at
South st. Paul. The Chaska conven-
ton passed a resolution authorizing the
candidate to name a congressional CON.
mitlee, while the Democratic sconven-
ton at South st. Paul directed the dele
galion from each county to elect two
members OF the committee. Three at
large were left for the chairman OF the
convention to name.
In the Republican convention CON-
plete control OF the party machinery
was given to the candidate who won in
hard fight. He can manipulate the
call two years hence when he seeks
third nomination as he likes.
j ln the Democratic convention all was
different. The delegates themselves
selected twenty out of twenty-three Of
the committee. aud it belongs to no man
or machine. 1t stands for the DemOc-
racy Of the Third district. as it should.
But there IS still another evil con-
nected with the Heatwne way of doing
things. The Chaska convention was
held OH Sept. 10 aud the South st. Paul
convention on Sept. 26, seven days
later. The Democratic committee was
AOggan!Zed and ready for work the even
ing OF Sept. 70. while HeatwOle'S com-
mittee was named OH Oct. 5, two weeks
after the nomination. AS stated above.
The committee WIS given out yesterday
w MIR. Heaiwole himself. 1t follows:
JOei's New Managers.
Al I.arge-Donald Grant, Faribault.
Carver Couniy-A. NJ. Slocum. Nor
wood; G. Z. Hal gren. Waterfowl.
Goodhue County-N. X. Simmons.
Red Wing; b. e. Grover. Zumbrota.
Dakota County-J. Is. Kelly, Farm
ingion; A. S. Weymouth, South ST.
Paul.
LIE sueur Courty-G. a. Blair, Water
vile; %. II. Mcleod Ls S"tur.
Litchtieid; l.. u. Norgren. Dasstll.
Mcleod County X Il. Il. Zierick,
Hutchinson: /. Nj. Paine, Glencoe.
Rpnyiile County-M. Il. Strom, Hec-
tor; George Walsh, Morton.
Rice County - Charles H. Pierce,
Nor,hfield; E. H. Loyhed. Faribauit.
Scott Couniy-H. o. Smith, Shakopee;
+. II. JuergenS, Jordan.
Sbley County-John Geib, Hender-
sou; G. s. Johnson, Winthrop.
or this committee Charles H. Pierce
is all employe of Candidate ueatw6le at
Northfield. E. II. Mcleod. credited to
LIE SucuF, mas TeS!ueu tleFc less imam d
year. w. d. Joubprt is a gentleman
who did some slick work in Meeker
against Capt. Reed, and was later
turned down SO hard in the Republican
county convention that he boiled the
Legislative ticket the first issue Of his
paper after the nominations were made,
although at the same time bitterly de-
nouncing Capt. Reed for presuming to
become candidate for congress-. j.
b. Kelly. OF Dakota, was elected an
anti-Heatwole delegate, bnt turned up
at Shakopee as one of the three for
Heatwole. TON" Paine, OF Glencoe.
has always been all anti.Reed man, and
represents an opposition bank to the
one founded by Capt. Reed. The two
members from G0odhue are about the
only members OF that delegation, aside
from Frank Wilson. who cauld be in.
duced to indorse Heatwole's nomina-
ton. G. e. Halgren is candidate for
the legislature in Carver, and will have
his hands full with his own campaign.
LII, by accident, he should be elected, he
will be for Heatwole for United States
senator.
AS might have been expected, it is a
personal committee for Heatwnle this
year. two years hence and as long as he
cares to make losing races.