St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-12
CANDIDATES WERE PRESENT.
Every One Greeted in Turn
With Rounds Of Applause
Wherever Seen.
MANY GLORIOUS SPEECHES.
Republicans Find Dissension.
Sorrow and Weakness on
Every Hand.

The Democrats OF the Ninth ward
held an o!d-fashioned rally last night at
Lempke'S hall. The room is a large
citizens, who cheered the speakers to
the echo. 1t was a great meeting. and
1t closed with repeated cheers for NJ .
Doran for the senate, Charley JeSSrang
for the house, and the entire ticket.
Philip Klein made an excellent presid-
ing officer.
Capt. NJ. j. O'Connor opened the
speaking, and devoted over all hour to
general issues and reviewing the merits
Of the Democratic ticket as compared
with the opposing seekers for favors.
While speaking, Anton Miesen, William
Koch, John s erode and E. j. Darragh
entered the hail. and he had to suspend
Tor some minutes to allow the candidates
to be given cheering welcome.
John s. erode followed with short
speech,in which he promised 10 treat the
public with courtesy when they call at
the office of county treasurer. he
pledged himself 10 follow the custom
inaugurated by the present county
treasurer by keel ping the office open at
hours IN the evening for the accommo-
dation of the working classes.
William Koch made goOd-natured
speech, in which he alluded to the fact
that he has always lived in the city, and
will remain here whether elected or
not. He asked support for the centre
ticket, and hoped to be able TO welcome
all the people of all classes to the o flee
of register of deeds after Jan. l.
Anton Miesen was called for. and was
cheered as he advanced to the stage.
He reminded the people to be careful
to vote straight, and not to favor indie
pendentS. He stated that. as the only
thing that can be said against him is
that he sells Milwaukee beer, he would
remove that fault when elected sheriff
Edward }. Darragh was cheered to
the echo as he arose to speak. He had
been called for several times, but had
given way to candidates for county Of
fees who wanted to go to another meet>
ing. Mr.. Darragh made an eloquent
speech, which was frequently appiauded.
lie again demonstrated that he is one
Of the best orators in the county, and
made good impression upon the audi
ence.
+. S Battley probably made the best
speech of his life. He reviewed some
Of the political acts of candidates. and
made a showing against several Repub-
licans that Won plauditS from the gath
ering.
+. +. NuZum spoke of the contracts
between the principles of the two great
parties ana argued that the Democrats
are the people for honesty and purity.
while the Republicans are after offices
and fees. He compared the records of
VA. Van Slyke, William Koch and NJ.
+. Kahn III saving money for the county,
as compared with Sheriff Chapel, who
gets ali he can out of the Office, whether
the tees are justly earned or not.
Aid. Murpny made strong speech in
favor OF Nj. Doran for the state senate,
Charles Jes,rang for the house and
others OH the ticket. He asked that
especial care be taken to elect Mr. Doran
To the senate So that the state may have
the aid Of his valuable services.
Charles JeSsrang made very sensible
speech.in which he said that he expects
to be elected to the legislature. and will
have first consideration Tor the inter.
estS of the working people.
William Long closed the speaking,
urging the people to stand by the ticket