The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-03

Do not forget but vote and work for
the election of Prof. A. M. Hove for city
comptroller. Professor Hove is worthy
citizen and should command the entire
vote of his party.
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For county treasurer, 7. J. Buxton.
That is what the voters will declare next
Tuesday by a large majority. There
could It possibly be better man for
the place than that sterling Democrat
and popular old time citizen Thomas J..
Buxton.
The official A. p. A. ticket for Mime
apolis made it's appearance Wednesday,
Out Of seventy.five candidates who re-
ceived TN endorsement from the A. P. A.,
but three are Democrats, and two out of
the three are men who detest the asso-
citation and will naturally reject it's en-
dorsement.
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The name of William r.. JOHNSON, Re.
publican, and candidate for senator from
the Twenty ninth district, appears on the
"Conservative Business Men's' ur A. P.
A. ticket, scattered throughout the city
Wednesday. Come to think of it William
E. johnson is the man who is running
Jao~-b T. Hs;oh1;
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Joseph L. Kichlii ought cot to lose a
| single Democratic vote in this contest.
He secured his nomination fairly, justly
and honorabIy, and that man is traitor
who will now join the ranks of opposi-
tion for the purpose of assisting in the
work of his defeat simply because of
some petty personal difference.
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The Twenty, eighth senatorial district
of Ramsey county will be represented IN
the next session Of the legislature by
! Hon. Michael Doran. That is the way it
| looks at this time. and it will be to the
credit of the district, to the county and
good of the state in general way, if
| such shall be the result.
| ~
There is no real disatfection in the
! First ward, all reports in the dai!ies
| about the meeting Of the Irish American
| club at St. Anthony hall last Tuesday
night to the contrary. Messrs. Kiichli
O'Reilly and Foell will bury their oppo-
| nents and A. 2. A;sm beneath thousand
majority in the Old reliable Fust next
! Tuesday.
That honest, fearless champion OF the
peoples rights, Hon. j. ". Willis will be
| chosen associate Justice OF the supreme
court Of this state on Tuesday next.
All the evidences at hand from various
portions of this commonwealth, bear us
out in the assertion, and such result will
be hailed with the utmost delight wher.
ever his name and fame have gone
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| Hon. P. H. Kelly, candidate for repre-
sentative to the legislature from the
Second ward of St. Paul, ought to be
chosen by an overwhelming majority
No better commentator could be given
him than an endorsement Of his record
| of two years ago in that body. Such he
has from men of all parties, and this in
| itself makes his reelection certainty.
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Joseph Ii. Kichlii deserves the vote OF
every Democrat in the Twenty.ninth
district. In the beginning OF the can
vass some opposition manifested itself
from members of his own party, but that
has grown less day by day until now
there is hardly vestige Of it left. This
is a matter for ooDgratulation, as il
means his election by an overwhelming
majority.
~.
| The oft repeated statement that w. e.
johnson, the Republican candidate for
the Legislature, in opposition to Alder
mrn Kichlii, is member of the A. T. A.
is still going around. So much has been
| said in this direction that it matters
little whether johnson is an avowed
| member or not. He has been advertised
that way and the A. P. A vote will
naturally go TO him.
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Solon Armstrong the veteran Demo-
crat and ex-city comptroller is q candi-
date for the legislature over in the Thir-
tieth district. Solon is an honest man,
and On able and practical statesman.
His years Of experience entitle him3o
the best office in the gift Of the people of
this city. Elect him 70 the legislatur.'e