St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08

from whence the Wash5urn family
came to the West. The candidates on
the outside do not object to the cleo
tion OF Republicans to the Legislature,
but they do object to trades being at
tempted on county Offices in the hope
Of slipping in Republican legislative
candidates in Democratic wards. Some
of the men on the outside are trying to
get into the ring, and Others are trying
to burst it, anu they get very dark.
faced AS they swear at the methods "
their fellow Republicans.
The Jefferson DeH1cratic club. OF the
Eighth ward, will hold special meet
Ing this evening at the corner Of Uni
versity and Harrington avenues. LII
addition to other important business To
be done. there will be the selection of
names for judges of the coming prl-
mares.
The Ramsey County Democratic club
and the Sixth Ward Democratic clubs
will hold joint meeting tonight at the
corner Of South. Robert street and
Fillmore avenue. Good speakers are
announced to address the meeting i'll
the interests Of true Democracy and
government OF the peOpe,by the people
and for the people," The platform of
tie clubs Is To give the cOnImDu people
voice in county and state affairs, and
ask 1.-The support of honest men i'll. re-
buking past methods"
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John s. erode mas received the in
dorsement of all the Gtrman-Ameriean
clubs tor the Democratic nomination as
county treasurer.
The German American Democratic
Club of the Eighth Ward held a regular
meeting last night at 4Gl 81. Peter
street. Addresses were made by John
S. erode and David f. PEBBLES. The
state ticket ami platform were rati.
fled by rising vote and with expires
slons of hearty approval. The club viii
meet again at the same place hex. Fri
day evening.
The Seven Corners Ioung Mems
Democratic club will hold its annual
meeting Monday night. Officers
throughout Will be elected for the en-
suing year. including an executive com
mittee. Other routine business Will be
transacted. The club will also decide
upon the date of rally. and also of a
social meeting. Tile club Is fitting up a
third room i'll its suite in the Irvine
block
Large and enthusiastic meetings of
the Peoples party were held Thursday
evening. in the First. Second, Third.
Fifth. Sixth, Eighth. Ninth and Tenth
wards OF the city aud North st. Paul.
The committee OIL organization has re-
ported to the central club that eight
new clubs have been organized during
the week, and arrangements have been
made to organize fourteen new clubs
during the coming week in the city.
All OF the country towns have already
been organiZed.
The Ninth ward Peoples party clubs
are making preparations for an exttn.
sive rally in the Dsar future. There
will he an opeE-air meeting in front of
Labor hall, at the corner of Park ave.
nue and sycamore street. ALI clubs of
Populists in the county are asked tC
participate in the meeting
The Populists of the city are doing
active work at ganiZing the party fol
the fall campaign. A number of meet.
ings were held last night, and many
more are scheduled for the near future.
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The Fourth congressional district
committee of the Peoples party has
issued a call for convention to be held
q hnn .,
Minnesota streets. at ! p. In., Sept 15.
Tney will nominate candidate for COLI
gres5.
The Peoples party has opened head
quarters i'll Room No. 10 OF the Uuiun
block. The place is open days aud
evenings.
The Populist club of the Sixth ward
held rally last evening at the corner
of Fairfield aud South Robert streets.
This is Club No.2. Speeches were de-
livered by Francis II. Clark and A. {.
Bowe.
The members of the Third Ward
Peoples Party club held their regular
meeting in their hall at 2G6 East Seventh
street Thursday evening. The hall was
we'll filled with an enthusiastic gather
ing OF Third warders.
MIR. Joy was the first speaker. He
spoke of the difference between the
Populists and the two Old parties. He
said that fer the first time in generations
the masses had all opportunity to
vote for principles and men who
were fully in sympathy with them.
He closed by. urging the voters to stand
together and break i'll fragments the
great monopoistic, tyranuous Repubii.
can machine.
MIR. Stackpo!e spoke of the MANY
LABOR troubles which have occurred in
the last few years, referring to the large
fortunes made by individuals. thereby
impoverishing thousands upon thou.
sands of workers in their greed for gold
he arraigned the Republican party in
mastery argument, laying tie presen
depression to twenty years of Repub!i
can misrHle.
The club has made arrangements for
rally next Thursday evening at lis
hall, 266 East Seventh street.