St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-04

and hrainy attorneys OF the Twin
Cities who will be entered
later on. Thomas ID. UBrien. of st.
Paul: Davy johnson, of Minneapolis;
Hon. w. l.. Comstock. of Mankato;
Frank l.. Randall, of WinOna, OR Logan
Breckenridge. of Rochester. either of
these would make a popular candidate.
All are good lawyers, and good cam.
paigners as well. -
Comparison Of Virtues.
Randall is the best manager. johnson
the most eloquent speaker.and Brecken-
ridge Is certainly the handsome man Of
the lot. The ladies' would certainly vote,
in favor of the Olmsted county man II
they were to make the choice after
looking at the lot standing in a row.
Mobiles Is Coming.
The hotels are commencing to hear
from the delegates to the convention,
and, judging by the number of tele-
graphic orders for rooms, there Is to be
phenomenal turnout OF the faithful,
and proxies are certain to be scarce.
The first order received by wire at the
Merchants came from Mobiles county.
and read as follows:
RESERVE two double rooms for the
Mobiles county delegation"
This message was signed by the men,
Der OF the state committee from That
district, aud shows that the leaders. as
we'll as the rank and file. are taking an
interest and propose to be on hand.
The hotels have all been receiv-
ing letters requesting rooms to
be reserved during the past ten
| days, as fast as the various county con-
| ventious have been held, showing that
| only those who propose to attend are
elected =
delegates came in yesterday. and large
| influx of the faithful is certain today.
Among the we'll known Democrats from
outside IN the Sanity City yesterday
were f. q. Winston, Orville Rinehart
and David b. Johnson, Of Minneapolis;
Henry w. LamDertOn and his son, Il.
Nj. Lamberton, OF WinOna; Editor John
}. Ryder, OF the Rock County News,
and Capt. ii. S. Cole, OF Fergus Falls.
The Veterans Are Here.
While great number of the delegates
are young men, the wheelhorSeS OF the
party have not been forgotten. and
among the veterans who will he found
| on hand tomorrow are Col. Folsom, OF
Taylor's Falls; E. Il. Champiin, Of Man
kalO: Col. j. j. Thornton, Ut st. james;
Martin Shea, of Perham: II. h. Dick
man, of Wabasha: John Bentner, Ill.
W. Lambertun, of Winona: J. w. Ern.
slime. OF Rochester; Hon. Michael
Doran, Mayor Smith. w. Z. Marray ana
Gen. George l.. Becker, of ST. Paul.
National Committeeman D0ran, who
has been one of the prominent figures at
every Democratic convention for SC
many years. will be on hand, in better
health and more cheerful than ever. He
believed that the prospects of the ticket
TO be named tomorrow will grow bright
er every day till election. With the re-
vival i'll business that is taking place
everywhere will come approval Of the
Democratic national administration
This is his opinion, and the man wht
starts 20 argue TO The contrary with hin
will do well To remember that Mr.. DnraI
found a spring in Indiana or Colorado
that has made him young again. MIR
DUran, however, is not the only Demo
crat who believes that the DelnOcrat
have splendid chance to win this year
There will be nearly 500 men here to
morrow morning who will So declare b.
their votes and acts in the state cOnven
ton.