The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-03
such meeting with the county Demo
cratic committee

tonight at the following places: AT 542
Ohio street, on the West Side. where l..
I. Chamberlain will speak; at Ger
mania Park, corner Minnehaha and
Dale street; II. c. Stevens. s. A. An
derson, Henry Feig and e. d. Tittman
will speak: at Kohlman's Lake at
which DR.. A. J. Stone, D. F. PEBBLES
and others will speak. A meeting Of
| the Sixth Ward Hebrew club will be
held at 242 East Fairfield; a joint de-
bate on the money question will take
place at the Town hall in the town of
West st. Paul, Oscar Hallam and VIM
3. Brewster will champion the cause
| Of sound money.
Col Ayme's attack on free silver
gained from personal experience in
| Mexico has reused the ire of j. M.
Hawthorne, who has challenged Col
Ayme to joint debate. The Republi-
cans will arrange a date for the event
probably some time next week.
1
| The Prohibition county convention
for the nomination Of county officers
will be held at No. % East Fourth
street next Monday evening. Ward
caucuses for the purpose of selecting
delegates will be held at the same
place Immediately before the calling of
! the convention.
| Gen. M. E. Clapp had an engagement
| to speak in Litchf1eld last night and
| left the city early in the day. He was
unable to complete the selection Of
members of the Republican county
| committee, so that the committee will
not be named before this afternoon.
Many of he candidates are anxious
that l.. e. Mabon should remain as a
member of the executive committee.
|
Judge Willis has come down off his
perch. Some time ago he was sug-
gested as candidate for congress
! from this district, but he was Of the
| opinion that to win the candidate must
| do some tall hustling, and he did not
think the dignity of the bench should
be lowered by a personal campaign
for office. So he wasn't nominated,
and that Is one of the reasons why
But in his ardor for free silver and
his desire to serve his friend, Towne,
Judge Willis, 1t is announced, will
speak tonight before the Bryan and
Lind club at ST. Cloud.
F. W. M. Cutcheon. of st. Paul, has
| gone South to assist in the sound
money campaign. Mr.. Cutcheon is a.
member of the executive committee
| of the National Democratic party and
has consented to serve that party SO
far as In him lies by making sound
money speeches in the Southern states.
He began his campaign at Laporte,
md, Thursday night and last night
spoke at Indianapolis. Tonight he
Will speak at Peru and Monday, Tues
| day and Wednesday will fill engage
ments at Louisville From Louisville
| his tour will be outlined by the ma
tional committee.
| Dan Aberle is no longer a member
| Dannnnrot in cfot n
mittee. He has resigned. He says he
had not the time to give the work that
the position demanded, and that he Is
at heart, wholly in sympathy with the
work of the party in Minnesota and
IN the country at large. Private in
terest alone, Mr. Aberle reiterates,
prompted him to resign as member
at large Of the committee
But Mr.. Aberle's friends say some
thing more. They say Dan is too good
a Democrat and that he severed his
/ connection with the committee solely
for the reason that he will not support
| the Populists who are on the state
ticket. They say he was opposed to
fusion and accepted an appointment
as member at large of the committee
under protest. 1t was pointed out to
him that his acceptance would inf1u-
ence the German vote in favor of the
Democratic ticket. No man in the state
has wider acquaintance with the
German voters than Aberle, and he
was persuaded that in order to keep
that vote IN line for the Democrats
he must remain a member Of the CEN
trail committee. But now he Is a free
and Independent voter and can scratch
| Bowler and all the rest of the Populists
on election day. He hasn't said that
he will do so, but it is a safe bet with
any odds offered that Bowler ct al will
not get the committeeman vote
Nov. 8.
The petition of the state central COM
mittee of the National Democracy, ask
| ing to have their electors placed on
the state ticket, has been filed with
the secretary Of state. The petition
bears 1900 names and mentions the
/ following electoral candidates: John
Won Rohr, of Wilona; Anton Schaefer.
of Rushmore; T. N. Simmons. of Red
Wing; e. Schrader of st. Paul. Wilson
| G. Crosby, of Duluth; A. LELAND, of
Minneapolis; Lyman B. Breckenridge.
Of Fergus Falls; J. s. O'Brien, of Still
water; B. w. Howe. OF Sank Centre.
John Day Smith has just returned
| from Washington, where he looked af-
ter the literature being sent out from
| Democratic and silver headquarters. In
reply to a question, he said Mime
sofa is included in the doubtful columns
of the estimates made by the free sill
yer people.
| Editor Marshall A. Jewett, Of the Bis
marck, NJ D., Tribune, is willing to
stake his reputation as political
prophet, that North Dakota will go
for sound money. There Is some
reason for CHASING the state in the
| f,,J ha
our senators have been standing by
silver But so sure are the Republic
| car leaders of the result. that I have
been authorized to accept bets of any
reasonable amount on North Dakota
declaring for sound money"
| Col Martin. chairman of the National
Democratic executive committee, has
communicated with the principal speak
ers for the Palmer-Buckner campaign,
most of whom have been assigned to
duty and will be in the field next week.
! Among the speakers are d. w. Lawler
1 and F. w. M. Cutcheon, of st. Paul;
Senator Donelson Caffery, Of Louis
lana; ex-Gov. Jones, of Alabama; ex-
Congressman Cultivate, of Ohio; Rich
ard W. Knott, of Louisville; Col. w.
C. p. Breckenridge and Thomas NJ
Bullet, of Kentucky; Senator w. F
Villas and Gen. E. S. Bragg, of Wis
consin; Nathan French, of Davenport;
F. w. Lehman, of Missouri James M
Beck, of Philadelphia, and Henry s.
| Vallmer, of Davenport. In addition tc
this staff of speakers, Col. Martin is
rca ching out for some heavier material
and has communicated with Secretary
Carlisle, Secretary Morton, Postmaster
General Wilson, and ex-Gov. Flower
of New York. st. Paul will hear Gen
Bragg, Senator Villas, w. D. Bynum
and possibly Secretary Carlisle, in ad-