The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-05

on the 23d as announced. The Popu-
lists adjourned their convention until
the latter date to meet a committee
to be appointed by the county Demo-
cratic convention to agree upon fus-
ion ticket. The poStponement Of the
Democratic convention will necessitate
change in the plans Of the Pops.
The Fourth district congressional con-
vention will be held immediately after
the county Democratic committee
probably on the same day. This an
nouncement is taken to mean that the
Democrats will indorse Francis Clark,
the Peoples party candidate. The lead
ing Democrats are confident that the
right man can be elected without fus-
ion, but it is difficult to secure the right
man. Judge Willis is still mentioned
favorably but it is understood that the
judge is not anxious to make the race
with both Clark and Stevens in the
field.
Congressman HeatwoIe. of the Third
district, was a caller at Republican
headquarters yesterday He is con-
fident of victory and will not engage
in q series of debates with his on
ponent as was reported some time ago.
Mr.. BeatWole is anxious that the peo-
pie of his district be given an oppor-
tunity to hear some good sound money
speeches and the national committee
will probably oblige the Mortified
statesman. w. H. Eustis, Of Minne-
apolis, will speak at Mortified Sept. u.
National Democratic headquarters
which shifted to the New York Life
building during the encampment. will
be removed to the old rooms at the
Merchants hotel on Monday The work
OF sending out campaign literature has
not tagged during the week of festivi-
ties and there are many and encourage
ing reports received daily from Demo-
Gratis in all parts of the state. The
committee on organization for Ramsey
county will probably be announced
early next week and the activities of
the campaign begun with vigor.
The conference of German American
sound money clubs, to be held at Mo-
Fart hall, Tuesday next, promises to
be an affair Of Importance and magni-
tude. Letters received show that there
will be at least $50 delegates represent
Ing forty counties present. Other conn
ties are expected to be represented and
lit Is expected that the proceedings
will have q marked effect upon the
vote Of the state. The conference will
be called to order at IL o'clock by DR..
S0tii d0Ct, plCSIO6HI Oh the German
American sound money club of ST
Paul. The day will be given over to a
discussion Of the political situation and
speeches and suggestions for carving
on the campaign will be solicited from
all present. A definite plan Of organ
ization in the country districts will be
decided upon, and the best means for
reaching the voters sound money liter
azure or otherwise, will be discussed.
In the evening there will be a mass
meeting. DR.. c. Mencke, of Chicago.
and ex-Mayor Vollmer, of Davenport,
Iowa, will speak in German. and d. w
Lawler, Of st. Paul, will deliver the
English address. Good music will be
furnished day and evening. These SEES
sions will be open and all persons in
terested in the financial question. Ger
man, American or any other national
ity, are invited to be present. The
proceedings will be conducted in Ger
man, and the addresses will be in that
language with the exception of Mr..
LAWYERS address.