The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-11

ganizing to elect their candidate for
congress, Yesterday Chairman Carroll
named the committee which will have
charge Of the campaign for Mr., Stew
ems. This committee will meet Mon
day afternoon In the rooms of the state
central committee, to complete the or
ganization. Edward Vanish Is chair
man of the committee and the other
members are
Ramsey County-A p. Croonqust r. G.
Nelson. e. o. Zimmerman, f. H. Brandhorst
Soren Listoe, Harry Howard, Albert Tomesek
w. G. Thorp, p. aBigue, Kenneth Clark,
Leo Beetsch. A. Cairns Jr., John T. Duffy.
c. B. Body. e,e ,,..srsaosoft,.. 49,,
Washington County-Charles Lund, John
DAILY, r. J. Spindle Henry Volmer, John
Zech.
Chisago County-s. c. Johnson, Fred Wolf
Jacob Peterson, August ]. Anderson.
Isanti County-H. F. Barker. Eric Tornberg.
c. j. Anderson.
Kanabec County-A NJ Anderson, j. G.
Morrison, Swan Molander.
There will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Populist state
central committee tomorrow afternoon
to outline campaign plans and to as
sign work to the various committees
that have been appointed. The work
done in the country districts will be
reviewed and suggestions for a more
aggressive fight will be received. 1t is
probable that members of the executive
committee of the Democratic state
central committee will be present at
the meeting, as the two committees
They are working together all along
the line and for that reason their re-
SpectiVe headquarters were established
under the same roof.
Senator Davis is preparing to in
wade Southern Minnesota in the in
terests of Mckinley and the Repub-
lican state ticket. He will speak at
Mankato, Jordan and other towns in
that district next week.
Republican campaign orators are
putting in some of their best ticks in
Minnesota these days. John A. Neand-
err, editor of Hemlandet, one of the
oldest and largest Swedish papers in
Chicago, will speak at Chisago Lake
Sept. II, Vasa the 10Th, Scandal the
18th, Duluth the 22nd and Cokato the
23d Monday next, Congressman Nc
Cleary will speak. in the afternoon at
Springfield and in the evening at
Sleepy Eye. Congressman Frank Eddy
will also speak at Springfield. Con-
gresham Avery Of Michigan, will
speak at Lake Crystal Israel Berg
strom at Big Lake, G. j. Berryhill at
Delhi and William Meyer at worth
ington. Tonight F. G. Stevens and
Oscar Lonergan will speak at Cam
bridge.
Prof R. Ruzicka, Of Chicago, one of
the most intelligent Bohemians Of that
city, addressed a good audience at G.
S. P. S. hall, West Seventh street, last
evening on the problem of sound VS..
silver money. The speakers arguments
were purely on the affirmative of the
question. He is an earnest advocate of
the single gold standard, and his adj
dress, last evening, must have accom-
plished much good for the cause among
the Bohemian voters. He has delivered
the same address in Chicago several
times.
Mr. Ruzicka in the course of his re-
marks stated that his countrymen in
Chicago were largely in favor of sound
money. In fact, nearly all the foreign
voters are, as the gold standard exists
in the country they, left behind, and
old beliefs still cling to them. The
speaker went largely into statistics.
showing that the twenty years prior to
1893 was a decade Of unparalleled pros
perity and advancement.