The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-25
FIVE CInIL HEROES
WHO HAVE WON SCARS I'm
WAR TAKE TO THE
STUMP.
BIG AUDITORIUM MEETING
WILL BE ADDREssER BY GEMS.
ALGER, sICKLEs, sIGEL AND
HOWARD
WHILE CORPORAL TANNER
VIII Finish Up the Alignment of
Non-Partizan Sound Money
Rally.
BIG AUDITORIUM MEETING
WHILE
CORPORAL
TANNER

The meeting to be held at the Audi
forum this evening will be entirely
non-partisan in character. Gen. Alger
and party will be guests of every citi-
zen of st. Paul who is a friend of
sound money, and the meeting will be
conducted entirely in the interests of
sound money. In the party are Cen
erals Alger, Howard, Sigel and Sickles
and Corporal Tanner Two of these
gentlemen are Democrats, and the fact
that they are travelling about the coun-
try with such staunch Republican as
Gen. Alger shows that craftsmanship
does not enter into their campaign.
The party will receive a royal well
come in st. Paul. Old soldiers will par
ticipate in the reception, as was agreed
upon at meeting held Wednesday
night. A committee of veterans will
assemble at the union depot tonight
promptly at 6 o'clock to assist in re-
celving the visitors In addition to
the following every old soldier in the
city is invited to be present at the
Mayor F. B. Doran. H. A. Castle s Lee
Jaws capt. |. l.. Mahan, Capt. j. j. Me-
Gardy, b. s. Chittenden, ]. P. Larkin, George
r. Lewis, NJ X. Williams, ]. B. CLANCY, Dr..
=. =; Hlgbee, r. H: L. Jewett David KRIS
Col Albert Scheffer, Gen. E. c. Mason, Juhn
N. Thayer, John Espy, w. H. Hoyt, G. E.
Chapel, M: D: Flower, Gov. A. r. McCill
r. M. Newport, Joseph Jockey, A. Kalman
". B. Summers Maj. G. @. White and Gen.
j. w. Bishop.
All Sons Of Veterans are requested to
report to DR.. Mahan and assist in seat
ing the large audience that it is ex-
pected will be present There will be
no display of uniforms as the gathering
is citizens event, although under the
auspices Of former soldiers of the
Union.
A large delegation of prominent Re
rublicans went to Duluth yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of meeting
the party. Among those who went
We're ex-Gov Merriam, Mayor Doran,
Capt. ]. J. McCardy, Capt Castle, Con-
gresham Fletcher, of Minneapolis, e1-
Gov Hubbard, national committeeman
from Minnesota, Secretary Johnson, of
the state central committee and others.
They met the Alger party and par
ticipated in the meeting at that city
last night and return to ST. Paul with
the visitors today.
The party will reach ST. Paul at 6:3e
tonight and will be escorted to the
Ryan hotel for dinner. At 7:45 the old
soldiers and marching clubs forming
the escort will form on the Sixth street
side of the hotel and march to the
Auditorium. On account of the large
number who are to speak there will
be no big parade before the meeting,
but the clubs will meet at the places
designated by DR.. Mahan, chief mar
shal of the occasion, and the places Of
rendezvous for the various ward clubs
and the assistant marshals as follows:
Arlington Hills, corner Payne avenue and
Cook street. Magnus Norman 712 East Sew
enth street, w. F. StutZman; East Seventh
and Wacouta streets, E. G. Krahmer; corner
st. Peter and Seventh streets, E. d. Libbey;
West Seventh street and Smith avenue, G.
Warren; Martins block South Wabasha
street, P. D. Godfrey; engine house, corner
Drake; corner University and Harrington av-
enues, w. r. Johnson; Horman's hall, corner
University avenue and Rice street, DR.. ]. c.
Nelson; Masonic hall, Hamline, H. e. w.
Schultz; Brainard's hall, Prior and st. An
thony avenues, W. B. Brewster.
Following is the list of vice presidents for
the meeting this evening.
Michael Doran D. A. Monfort D. W. Law
Freeman Thomas Wilson, J. @. Pyle. J. W.
Lusk, ]. w. Chamberlain, r. A. Kirk, Rich
ards Gordon, Geo. r. Finch, Judge Flandrau,
J; J. Hill. P; H, Kelly, @. B Lewis, N. p
A. Young, COL NJ v. Sheridan, w. b. Dean.
G. A. Severance, DR.. Charles Wheaton,
Greenleaf Clark, James King, Thos. Grace.
A. H. Rogers, j. j., Watson, e. y. Kellogg.
DR.. j. F. Fulton, Stanford Newell, Dr.. Err
nest Schrader, Crawford Livingston, z. A.
Smith, VIM. Hamm, Geo. Benz Fred Inger-
Morrow Fred Zollman, Gebhard ,ohn. Jared
Howe, L. G. Powers. Terrence kenney, Vim.
Dawson, Harris Richardson, Theo Schur-
meier, l.. D. Wilkes. Gustave Scholle. w C.
Reade, ]. J. Parker A. Dahlgren, fred Dris
coll Judge Otis, Thos. Prende-gast, NJ. F.
Kahn, Tams Bixby. A. H. Lindcke, M. E.
der Adams, j. A. Wheelock, Alex Ramsey,
A. R. Kiefer, T. D. Sheehan, 4. E. Boye-
sen, DR.. c. E. Bean. ]. J. McCaffery, E. S.
Warner, E. G. Rogers, Kenneth Clarke 10
RAM Edward Vanish, John Copeland, Luther
Newport, o. H. Arosin, Charming Seabury,
Geo. C. Squires, Col. Tim Sheeha1, Morton
Barrows NJ. NJ. Thygeson. Dewitt Cochrane,
r. B. c. Bement Thos Foley, Harry Frank
lin, Gebhard Willrich. Otto Kueffner.
Seats will be provided for the vice presi-
dents on the platform.
Edward J. Phelps, minister to Eng
land in the first Cleveland administra-
ton, is in the city and guest at the
Ryan Mr. Phelps is not in politics and
though not averse to expressing an
opinion on the situation, would not be
interviewed at length.
OF the situation in the East he has no
doubt that Mckinley will carry every
state I'm Vermont the big vote for
Mckinley was as much due to a fear
of Bryan and his doctrines as to Nc
Kinley's popularity" he said. THE
same was true in Maine. Yet the re-
suit would have been the same If any
other candidate than Bryan had been
running on the same platform. 1t is
the platform that the people Of the
find that the people of New York and
Of Pennsylvania will express their dis
sent to the Chicago platform in the
same unmistakable terms. Of the stu
alton in the West I know less, yet from
what have heard do not believe Bry-
an will carry the states that his man
ayers now claim. l think the state
ment that he will carry Illinois is fall
lacious, and, from what can hear in
this state, it does not seem that the
Democrats have the right to place Min
nesota even in the doubtful column.
''The financial situation in the East
is better than it was some weeks ago.
There is reason to believe that the free
silver idea will not find Judgment in the
minds o. our legislators elect and that
fact once known business will resume
it's wonted vigor Foreign confidence
is being restored, as evidenced by the
free shipments of gold Westward If
England and France had any idea that
free silver would carry in the No
vember election that gold would not be
shipped to the West.
1T seems to me that the nomination
of the National Democratic ticket was