St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-05
In Future No Party Will Dare
to Claim Them as
Its Own.
EIGHT LOYAL DEMOCRATS.
Stand Staunehly by the Only
ST. Paul Democratic
Newspaper.

The Democratic party or this city was
everlastingly disgraced last night by
three of the raukest traitors that. ever
dared TO show their faces in public
FRANK BRADY. the professional
traitor. who was raised from the obscuI-
lily Of IoSliness Of cheap saloonkeeper
to the prominence OF an alderman
turned traitor 10 the people who elected
him TO Office. and then laughed insult
ingly and sneeringly at the true Demo-
Gratis who expressed their Indignation
at his treachery. With his sniVellng,
disreputaule little yellow dogs. hAR-
TAEt and W0LF'. he went over Dag and
baggage to the Republican party
and voted for the Dispatch as
city printer. the very paper which
sought 10 defeat their election.
and made prominent the fact that
they were beyond the pale of respecta-
bility. So secure has BRADY felt in
his position tliat he not only delivered
his influence 10 the Republican Dispatch,
Il
WOLF, TO secure for the Dispatch the
work Of doing The city printing for the
ensuing year. And this is the person
who has been exploited as an honest
man and a citizen entitled 10 the respect
and esteem of other citizens. II
FRANZ BRADY and those insignis
fcant little things ne owns. I4ARTAK
and WOLF. have the nerve to hold up
their heads where honest men hold
forth. then the honest men must purge
themselves Of their society or suffer the
consequences Of contact. Not one Of
the three is entitled To-
One Ounce OF Respect
from an honest man. And, judging
from their actions last night. they are
neither seeking respect nor do they care
for public opinion. They are plain
political traitors in every sense OF the
word, and, while resorting to a dis
graceful barter OF public business. they
sold their future They are no longer
10 be admitted to respectable circles,
and 1t is only question OF time when
their sins will force them to travel 10
parts unknown far beyond the eve of
honest people. SALO0NhEEPEIs
BRADY was the person who mace the
arrangements for the disgraceful act
and the person who did the bargaining.
KART4k and WOLF. saloon buns.
were the tools this person Brady had at
his command. AT MS word they re-
sponded like whipped cugs, and neither
one would have dared to move hand
without his word Of command. Even
had their sense Of justice ana fairness
and deeency inspired them 10 think
the GLOBE was entitled TO the
city printing, they would not
have dared TO own il in BRADY'S
presence. Neither has the courage Of
his convictions: neither has an honest
hair in his head. Ii was only by their
treaeherY that a victory for the Dispatch
was made possible. The council has a
Democratic majority of two Oh joint
ballot. bat il cut no figure. These three
saloon buns enabled ths
Republican party TO sit back ana laugh
at the efforts of the honest members of
the Democratic side of the house to
preserve the dignity and principles OF
the Democratic party. Not only did the
sit there and
Sneer and Laugh
in their sleeves. but EEP-
Err BRADY. T.kARTAK and DIVE
hEEPER WOLF joined in the
indecent demonstration and gave
their colleagues the laugh. II was
was without exception the most dis
graceful exhibition Of bald ireaehery
that was ever known in the history Of
The city OF ST. Paul. and the worst Of il
Is that three such persons as these were
ever placed in positions 10 do such con-
.empuble. sueh undeThaEded, tricks.
Still. when one comes 10 look closely al
these men. II is not TO be wondered at
BRADY has been a saloonkeeper, and
he IS accustomed 10 small tricks OF de-
grading and cOntemptible nature. 1t Is
IS natural for him 10 be guilty OF con
emptible acts as It is for duck tO
swim. anu his associations and sur
roundings have always been such as 10
iriye from his mind all ideas of fairness
leceney OF political honesty. It's hardly
% be expected that BRADY could be
decent. This is not the first time he hai
,old out his party. but it is the first
line he has ever dene it so openly. il
was only last spring that he WAS elected
% the board of aldermen from tht
Fourth ward by the enormous maJorit!
Of 100. At that time the people ger