The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18
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GREAT INTEREST SHOWN IN THE
BIG SOUND MONEY DEMON
sTRATION
WHEN RoBT. LINCOLN COMES.
FRIENDS OF GOLD WILL HONOR
THE WAR PRESIDENTS
SON.
WHEN R0BT. LINCOLN COMES
Committees SAT YESTERDAY
To Start the Ball Rolling which
shall Crush Silver Theories as
1T Gathers Momentum.

The sound money demonstration, to
be held Saturday evening next, attend
ant upon the visit to St. Paul of Hon.
Robert T. Lincoln, will unquestionably
be grand success. There was a meet
ing Of the committee yesterday at
noon. and again Of the executive com
n1ittee at p. m. There was a large
number Of the. committee present. and
much enthusiasm manifested. 1t was
the general opinion that there is
plenty Of material for a fine demon
stration. The people are willing and
anxious to take part and the only
thing needed Is az thorough organiza-
ton OF the city. AT the meeting IT was
decided to proceed at once to organ
lze all portions of the city. It is the
intention Of the committee to get out
every club and Organization. as well,
as all the individuals; of this comm,n-
ity, who are willing to march for sound
money. The executive committee do
-cided to procure torches for the march
ers IL possible. There will be plenty
OF music and the parade will be made
as attractive as possible. There viii
be fireworks in the lines, calcium
lights and red-firesuflsient to light up
the procession.
Owing to the. deficient manner in
winch Gen. Mason handled the G. A.
II. parade, 1t was voted to request him
10 act as grand marshal on this occa-
slGn- me general plan Is to have the
crtlzens taking part organize by wards
Dul IL Is the wish of the Tnanagement
70 nave every person In line who is
Wiling TO march for sound money
whether he belongs to any club or, or.
ganlzat1on. Every voter In the city win
be urged to join in the procession and
1T has been suggested thai some 1ax1iess
clubs be asked tes take part. There
are great many houses and manu-
featuring enterprises that have signi-
ployes to take part In this denroi1stra-
ton. A committee was appointed to
Immediately procure suitable BADGES
and have them ready for distrfbution
early in the week.
The railroad sound money clubs OF
Minneapois will be asked to join in
the procession, and they Will mo doubt
do SO. Hon. Robert T. Lincoln will
come here from Minneapolis, and re-
ception committee was appointed to
go there and escort him to st. Paul
Judge Flandrau has been selected to
make the introductory remarks at the
meeting in the Auditorium building
The following executive committees has
been chosen to arrange for the meet
ing: 70
Richards Gordon. PRESIDENT; NJ. H. Albtn.
secretary: Kenneth CLARKE. John Sandell'
George c. Squires, James Morrow, William
H. Lightner. l. d. Wilkes T.. i. Schurneier.
L. Cushing. F. 8. BRYANT, A. E. Boyesen. L,
s. Miller, James J. HIM. Frederick Weyer-
haeuser. Ross Clarke, r. T. Conley.
The vice presidents will be as follows:
Charming Seabury. William Hamm r. M.
Newport, w. A. Scott &c NJ Haeheft CHARLES
A. Wheaton, A. B. Stickney E. w. Winter.
j. G. Pyle. ]. W. Eusk. Frederick Weyer-
haeuser, A. B. Plough r. A. Smith, J. J.
Watson, William Dawson. c. H. BigeloW, J.