St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23

TO OUTLINE A PLAN.
Republicans Are Moving With
Great Caution in Their
Campaign.
THEY ADOPT TAMMANY HALL
Sixth Ward Populists Perfect
an Organization in the
Sixth Ward.
THEY ADOPT TAMMANY HALL
MASS MEETING SATURDAY.
Ninth Ward German Demo-
Gratis Are Distinctively
Alive.


Republican county central committee
and like number selected from the
corresponding city committee held a
conference yesterday afternoon to out
line plan of campaign for the coming
election. A plan was submitted to Or
ganiZe close corporation. sort of
Tammany hall. to control the Repub-
liean machine. 1t embraces the pre-
cinct primary plan. and creates perma-
nent officers, who are to be continued
permanently and be paid salaries.
There seemed to be a division in the
select committee over the advisa-
bility of perfecting the orgauiza-
ton. One or two gentlemen ad-
vlsed the committee to 90 slow, as
there was strong opposition to the
movement in certain quarters. One
influential Republican was quoted as
saying that some of the members of the
committee would be kicked out of their
positions At the coming county eonven-
ton because they were swinging the
county committee for a certain candi.
date who hopes TO get soft snap as
secretary of the permanent organization.
After discussing the matter it was de-
cided, in view of the storm raised in the
party, that it would be we'll TO postpone
carrying out the plan of organization
for the present. AS one of the men
said, I'VE had better wait until we see
how the precinct primary plan works
this week, before we go any further"
The conference was then adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman.
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The Sixth ward Populists held club
ganiZation. Beethoven hall, at the cor
nFr of Congress and Concord streets,
was we'll filled. Thomas You'd pre-
sided. The club adopted constitution
and bylaws and enrolled eighty-two
members. The club decided to par
ticipate In Labor Day parade. The
delegates elected to the central club are
Thomas Quinn, Peter Lynch and Christ
Cake. A committee was appointed to
Several speeches were made by John +.
kreiger, A. E. Bowe. S. p. Rasmussen,
Charles Coats and others.
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The Populists of the city Will hold a
mass meeting Saturday night at Market
hall. a large turnout is expected. Maj
Geu. Jeffries, Of the industrial army.
will be the chief speaker. He has
abandoned CoXey's army, and is deyot-
ing his attention to the Populist move
ment, making speeches over the coun-
try.
William Koch, of the Fifth ward, Is
proving 20 be formidable candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
county auditor. Mr.. Koch has distin
gUished himself as an expert printer for
the county, and saves the county about
$4,000 per year by attending TO business
and reducing TO system the plan of
purchasing supplies, stationery and
printing. He Is familiar with the work.
ings of the auditors Office, and is be-
lieved to be well equipped to conduct
that Office i'll systematic manner.
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The Eighth Ward Republican league
had another inning last night at the
corner Of Harrington and University
avenues. The club had not gotten over
the slight given it week ago by Messrs.
Reese, Rogers, Willrich and Sander,
who had promised to address their meet
ing. but who all excused themselves on
pleas of sickness. 1t was found after
that meeting that these gentlemen had
| all been suffering from fright. and not
| illness of body, as was inferred. The
| club will continue to do business in the
| usual way, even if the prominent
speakers are afraid to identify them
selves with the A. P. \. movement.
The Ninth Ward German-Americar
| Democratic club met Tuesday evening
! at the corner of Rice and Charles streets
and formed permanent organization.
| The officers elected are: President.
| Philip Klein; vice president. Fred
REFINE; secretary, John L. Hoffman,
treasurer, Charles Jessrang. The clut
will meet again Tuesday evening a
Harbeck hall, on Rice street.
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The Populists of the Eighth ward viii
meet tonight at A. o. U. W. hall, corner
of Front and Oxford streets, to organize
a club.
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The First ward PopuIists will organic,
a club at 942 Payne avenue. The centra
committee of the Peoples party viii
meet with them.
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The Ninth Ward Peoples Party Clul
will meet tonight at the corner of Parl
avenue and Sycamore street.
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The Populists of the Fifth ward vii
organize club tonight at the corner Of
Ramsey and West Seventh streets.
THE FAIR THIS YEAR.
The State Event Will Mark Two