St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29

In his favor. And there are astute students
of political conditions who say the sentiment
In favor of his nomination seems to be too
strong to be sidetracked. =
Fred Zollman chairman of the Republican
city committee. said yesterday he docs not
believe any candidate will have a majority
on the first ballot. 1.-THE delegations will be
pretty we'll divided. from all Indications" he
said, and | do not believe any one can tell
even approximately what the result of the
primaries will be. 1t seems to be conceded
that MIR. Doran will have the Sixth, AMI
MIR. Warren the Fifth; but that's about the
extent OF the certaintes, so far as any one
knows. The other delegations are likely to
be divided into many groups there
candidates. The city committee is not inter
fering in the slightest degree with the con-
test but We believe the man that wins will
.be the next mayor"
Chairman scannell. of the Democratic city
committee, was busy yesterday afternoon in
preparing for the primaries. Notices OF the
date and place for holding the primaries have
been printed in this form:
The primary for the election of delegate.
or delegates,tO the DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
TlON of the City OF st. Paul, Minn., from
the----precinct OF tire .---ward
viii be held from o'clock p. M to o'clock
At least three of these notices must be
posted in each primary district six days be-
fore the primary is held. The people who
post the noticesz.win be required to make
affidavit that they have done their work ac-
cording to law. and a blank affidavit is print
cd for that purpose. A secopd blank has
been prepared on which to notify judges and
clerks or their appointment, and when they
report for duty they will be given blanks to
I'LL out, certifying the names of the duly
elected delegates.
Horace Bigelow and Barney Zimmerman
are the leading candidates for the Republi-
can. aldermanic nomination In the Fifth
ward There are others, however in the
persons or Anthony Harnish. j. J.. Ward
Louis Schultz and Albert Tomashek. NJ. /
i)aIN Will be pushed for the assembly where
he served one term.
~ A call has been issued by Chairman q TT
d" atson' OF the Seventh Ward club for the
election of eighteen precinct committeeman
. al the same time the Republican primaries
are held, April 10. The new committeeman
P VIII take the places of the following named
gentlemen in each precinct: First precinct
- james r. Irask George II. Nutting; Second
precinct. Fred S. Bryant. Thomas y Scott.
D.. Vi.
q sen Forth precinct. Jesse A. Gregg. Moses
~ Clapp Fifth precinct. William F. Moritz.
2 Henry Rothschild Sixth precinct Ed. &
neaI' ia r. Beck; Seventh precinct Spencer
w. merrill II. NJ. Tussler; Eighth precinct.
- George ii. Culburn. Walter IIolcomb: Ninth
P'V'iic'' Ohafles e. Hamilton Carl Taylor.
The newest rumor is that George n War
Ten is to make Col. f. p Wright his lega+ee
IN case he cannot land the nomination him
sell 1t is said the ex-mayor is willing 10
- ~! @salllr hui. it Is not believed the Warren
delegates would acquiesce in such scheme
warren mas always stood by Wright, and the
falteI gave Warren position on the board Of
public works. These facts. taken in connec
p non with somewhat prevalent belief that
warren is not seeking the nomination in
&oeh talth lay pretty good foundation for
the rumor however.
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Inc voters of the Third precinct of tho
i Eleventh ward held a meeting Friday even
Ihs Ia the vacant store at 1861 Grand avenue
Manchester, to discuss the aIdermanic and
Z daNoralty canvasses, but owing to the rain
I " " Msn3gll-kePt away many of the residents. de-
@s7e'a TO adjourn unti1 next Friday when ,c-
Hen VIII taken definitely
Inc executive committee OF Young Mems
central Republican clubs at meeting held
lowing for passage:
, RESOLVED. That it is the sense of tbis club
1raf a reasonable length of time. prior To
.'e Gay ON which the Republican nrimarias
tti, tHL lhe city OF st. Paul are to be held.
uChe, containing the names Of the pro-
p"S,'u deIeeateS and precinct committeeman
=" &c voted Tor at such primaries should be
cani ,lIue up ior each precinct by the RepubH-
'HHs vi tne precinct assembled in q nuhIic
,aucns therefor, of which ample notice shall
al .1,,I
.ec}yhct committeeman in the city of St.
,Aul To call such caucus for his precinct
me same to be held at least three DAYS prior
10 The day which the RenubIican oitr
PRIMARIES are to be held and wy
nat II any one of the said committeeman
H,i"l neglect TO call such a caucus for his
pt,lhct, that this club deems IL the dufv
and privilege Of any one or more RepuhlicenSS
ni sucl precinct to call such a ca,icus and
th'S Grub pledges itself to use its inf1uenre
10 carry out the spirit of these resnIutions
Arnold Harntsh, of the Fifth ward has
eiitered the field for the aldermanic nomina
.9io ''ion on the Republican ticket
The first general meeting Of the Eiobt,
W ara banner Democratic club will be held at
branets hall. University and Western ave
hues' on Thursday evening April 2 at Q
p. m. The object of the meeting Is to do
clare the clubs preference for ward alderman
anu slse 10 agree on the general make-ltp Of
V "heo' All residents OF the ward who
take an Interest in good local government
and who are willing to supnort candidotos
pledged to obtain those results are 1,ipdIr
invited to be present
reeuiuar meeting of the Young Mems
1ehrAl Democratic club was to have been
i,elu last evening at its headquarters in
the Lumber Exchange building which was
burned Yesterday, the club losing all IFS dec
'orsuons in the fire. II. W. Mcdonald pres
ldent of the club, announces that all mem
bers VIII receive postal cards for meeting
early this week at the new hall which is as
yet undecided upon. ~
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