The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-17
THESE ARE REAL DEMOCRATS
An Address by Prominent Men of
stearns County.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
81. CLOUD, Mimi. Sent ia IT,
Following address to the Democrats Of
otearns county has just been made
public: mace
.o AS a committee, duly appointed for fro
the pist IL Seeaf az we beg to calattention to
anu declared by the National Demonra+Io
party assembled at Indianapolis on ~ "a "a
ieeian oc september. 1895 and affirm our al-
gated 6y Thomas Jefferson in 1776 Nv Sn,1d1
). Illoen in 1876 and in accordance viii
Mad;n ID their respective terms of ofIica
public. e0'ei" ineAe Oh the re-
In the Chicago platform we see an aba,do,9
rien i Vi democratic principles of ali thar
makes our citizens secure in the fr,,tts 80
tnelr toll. in the possession of their bomss
IN IN the support and protection of their fam,
The Chicago platform attacks Prasi5on+
oievela2o for maintaining law and order
Mitnln our borders, for restraining violence
III tne STATE OF Illinois, and for upholdino the
credit and honor of the naticn II aSse lie
the supreme court of the United States for
peing lnt-ilgent, upright and fearless in he
threatens. II successful in the comins o a,lu
ton, to overturn and destroy this bnlwark
" popular government, of civil liberty and
OF human rights. 1870
The Chicago platform enacted into low
Will Danish gold from circulation in our hnsi
ness channels and from our country and will
result il a reputation of our lust debts CIV ~
honest obligations, by paying them with % q
dehased and dishonest dollar.
Inc convention at Chicago in july last was
compelled to sit silent there-but nv poo,o-
lists, reckless politicians and Office seekers
VINO captured our rarty organization and
brought disgrace on the Democratic name. =
We denounce their platform as morally dis
honest commercially retrogressive and in
dustrially ruinous. N ~
The Indianapolis nominees fol- president
and vice president, John NJ Palmer and 8
b. Buckner. are neither unknown nor nm
tried in public life, and should they be eIest
ed as they deserve u be, they will admin
which We may all be proud and we earnas+iy.
commend them to the support of Democrats
everywhere.
In this connection we quote the foIIowing
teleg -am, which will explain itself:
Buzzard's Bay. Mass, Sept 10-To Hon.
W. D. Bynum: | regret that ] cannot sc-
cept your invitation to attend the notinca-
ton meeting on Saturday evening. AS a
Democrat, devoted to the principles and in
tegrlty OF my party, | should be delighted to
De present on an occasion SO significant and
that the voice Of true Democracy shall not
be smothered and insist that its elorjols
STANDARD shall be borne aloft as of old in
In view of all Of which we ask the voters
OF Stearns county to read reflect and con-
slider that the duty Of every loyal American
=. TINS time, as In 1861. is to rally round the
nag. and use all honorable means to bring
about the defeat at the polls in November
next OF those misguided so-called Democrats
who have Joined the Populists in seeking to
Dring humiliation. ruin, disaster suffering
and miserv upon all our people.
p 3. German.
D. T. Calhoun.
-Theo Bruener
B. W. How.
Henry Keller
County Committee