The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-15


went to the legislature and worked
against the reforms we sought. This
year we will be more careful. Any good
man, be he Democrat or Republican,
can have the Populist vote. We are
Indifferent as to the plans or action of
the Democrats. They will have to beg
favors from us IL they want our sup
port. If we surrender our organization,
1T will be to that party that will give us
honest men to vote for. If the Demo-
Gratis present to us the names Of chronic
Office holders we will not support them.
We have had too much experience with
that sort of timber. Even IL we should
indorse such men the Populists would
not vote for them. The convention can
not control the votes of the party. All
our ideas Of reform and everything we
nave thus far accomplished along the
lines of reform, has been the result of
this independence Of action among the
voters. If there's fusion between Demo
Gratis and Populists, make up your mind
that the Democrats got down on their
marrow bones and promised to be good.
Sound money advocates of the Sec
ond ward will have the pleasure of
listening to some eloquent speeches at
meeting to be held in the hall at Min
nehaha and East Seventh streets to-
morrow night. The meeting will be
held under the asupices of the German
American club
Thursday night DR.. Hahn and E. D.
Fittman will address the voters Of the
Fifth ward in German in ST. Francis
De Sales hall, Warsaw street near
James, representing the German Amer
lean Sound Money club.
The young men Of ST. Paul are to
have strong sound money organiza-
ton. The movement has been in an
incipient state for some time, but some
or the younger voters who are inter-
ested in the movement have given the
cause much impetus during the last
few days and the organization will be
formed within the next few days.
Last night there was a good atten-
dance of young men at the rooms Of
the sound money club In the Germania
Life building to perfect plans. Among
those present, most Of whom have been
active in the work. were Charles
Houghtaling, w S. Williams, H e.
Marek 2. Beaudin, w. A. Proctor, Sam
Spindler, E. Gregory, Alfred Hess
and A. Cairnes. Each Of these was
given blank petition to secure sig
natures and within a few days when
these lists have been returned to the
secretary of the sound money club, a
call will be issued for mass meeting
at which time the central organization
will be formed by the election of Of
fcers and the appointment Of ward
committee to care for each voting pre-
cinct in the city
1t is estimated that there are at
least 1900 young men who will join the
movement. AS many of these young
men will cast their first vote this year
the club will be Of great assistance to
the sound money movement in securing
the election of candidates who are OPP
posed to the free coinage craze.
Col. A. A. Harris, Of Duluth, was
caller at Democratic Headquarters
yesterday with the most encouraging
reports from the Sixth district that
have yet been brought in. True, Col.
Harris isn't giving any figures as to
ToWne's majority, but nevertheless he
says the free silver champion is Ger
tain of election by big figures. Sen
ator Albert Schaller, of Hastings, who
has been reckoned in the sound money
camp, was also caller in Chairman
Rosing's rooms. Senator Schaller Is
confident Dakota county will do the
right thing by the Democrats.
c. d. O'Brien and John Day Smith
will speak at Red Wing tonight for the
free silver advocates.
The committee appointed Aug. Is to
organize the Democrats Of Ramsey
county for sound money will meet to-
day at the rooms of the National DEM.
ocrats in the Merchants hotel to APP
point subcommittee and proceed with
the work of organization
The big rally at Minneapolis tomor-
row night will be attended by many
persons from st. Paul who are anxious
to hear sound money doctrines ex-
pressed by Bourke Cochran. The en-
ployes Of Nieols & Dean and the young
republicans who are organizing sound
money clubs, have each Chartered a
car and will attend In body. It is
announced that the Great Northern
train on the Fergus Falls division will
be held at Minneapolis to accommo-
date all who wish to attend the gather
ing.
All the members Of the Fourth dis
trict Republican congressional COM
mittee were present yesterday save
President Vanish, at the meeting held
at the Endicott building In his alb
sence w. G.. Thorpe presided f. Ell.
Brandhorst was elected secretary, and
he will be found hereafter in the rooms
which have been selected as headauar
ters on the fifth floor Of the Endicott
building. Plans for conducting the
campaign were discussed by the COM
mittee.
The Scandinavian Bryan and Lind
club will hold it's first meeting this
evening at Vega hall, 268 East Seventh
street. Prominent speakers will discuss
the financial question.
Sound money Democrats will con-
tribute their share of oratory to the
Minnesota campaign. Among the prom
1nent speakers who are assured to ST
Paul and to other larger cities of this
state are Secretary Carlisle. Comp
troller Eckels, Gen. Bragg, Senator
Villas and Congressman Bynum. The
local orators will be D. w. LAWYER, F.
w. M Cutcheon, Jared How. DR.
Sehrader, c. Y. Wellington, A. e. Boye-
son, n. M. Thygesen. Lyman B.
Everell, Of Breckenridge, and S. r.
White, of Duluth.
Ex-Congressman Ben Butterworth
of Ohio, will speak for the Republicans
at Market hall this evening. He is one
of the finest orators of the country and
may be expected to deal with the
money question in manner that will
serve to enlighten seekers after the
truth.
Attorney General Mylrea, of Wfscon-
sin, will address the Gold Bug club at
the hall. Case and Arcade streets to-
night.
Oscar Lonegren, assistant state. bank
examiner, has been invited to address
the Scandfnavians of Chicago by the
National Republican committee. Mr..
Lonegren will accept