The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-26


involved. But Bryan IL spreading great
deal or gospel in his travels, and one COM
mandment which he is impressing upon the
people Is Thou shalt not steal Then again
ne recalls the story of how Christ was taken
70 the top of the mount by the devil and
mere promised the Kingdoms of the earth
ala not own foot OF the ground which he
promised In return for this allegiance.
You have heard the statement of Gen.
stewart s that Pennsylvania will give Mckinley
800 900 majority at the coming election. Gen.
Sickies and myself are from the East and we
believe the statement, yet Gen. Sickles has
the by, GOO majority OF Pennsylvania and
goes $50 900 better. With Tammany hall d.
vlded, !, IN addition. predict that Mckinley
VIII carry New York city. You cheer" said
the speaker. but not one of you believe what
say in this respect, but wait until the votes
are counted and you will find know whereof
speak
Mr.. Bryan Is getting severely pummelled
and bruised throughout the country at the
present time, and this brings in more of
the Gospel which he is unwittingly dissent
mating. | refer to the story of Lazarus. You
remember how he sat at the rich mans gate
and the dogs licked his sores Well, when
the rich mans gate full Of sores, and II
he looks around he will see the dogs in the
person Of Altgeld and Watson. (Applause)
I'VE do not seek the election of Mckinley
and Hobart for partisan reasons. We be-
lieve their election means prosperity for the
entire country, including the Bryan men,
porous that nation must also prosper" (Pr-
longed applause.)
Prior to the Auditorium meeting last
night the Young Mems Sound Money
league held a brief meeting at the
headquarters in the Germania Life
building to perfect it's organization.
Carl Taylor was chosen temporary
chairman and Julian N. Kirby tenn
porary secretary, and a constitution In
keeping with the principles Of the club
as already outlined was promptly
adopted. Membership lists, aggregar-
ing between 700 and $50 names, were
returned by those who had been en-
gagged in the work of recruiting. The
following permanent officers were elect
ed: A. M. Wickwire, president; Gustave
Scholle, first vice president; Norman
Fetter, secretary. The election of the
second and third vice presidents and
treasurer was postponed until the next
meeting. which will be held next Fri
day night in the same place. The fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Be it Resolved by the Young Mems
Sound Money League Of ST. Paul.
That we hereby reaffirm the financial
planks adopted by the Republican and
National Democratic conventions at ST.
Louis and Indianapolis and hereby de-
to any policy which may have tend
ency to debase the currency of the
United States; and, that every dollar
issued from the United States mint
must at all times be maintained at
parity with every other dollar issued
therefrom and the honor and integrity
Of the United States shall be stead
lastly maintained in all its dealings
with it's creditors.
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ton had been ordered and would be
ready for distribution among the mem
bers Of the club in a few days.
The Fifth Ward Free Silver club will
meet at c. S. P. S. hall this evening.
J. M. Hawthorne, Francis H. Clarke
and others will speak.
A straw vote, taken among the en-
ployes Of the West Publishing COM
pany, showed that out of 148 persons, 80
voted for Mckinley, 81 for Bryan, for
lowering, for gold and 2 scattering.
The following Minnesotans have been
chosen as vice presidents of the Rail
road Mems Sound Money meeting at
the Auditorium in Chicago, tonight,
which will be addressed by President
M. E. Ingalls, of the Chesapeake &
Ohio: G. D. Craig, B. Bell. w. Davis,
w. Winberg, M w. Smades, F. M.
Edgerton, G. HI. Emmons, E. t. York,
C. M. Miles, Minneapolis and E. H.
Devine and S. Hicks, st. Paul.
The Representative declared that Mr..
Bryan will be in Minnesota Oct. 10,
probably covering st. Paul, Mime
aIolis and Duluth.
When the distinguished party reached the
city at 6 o'clock last evening they were
Immediately escorted to the Ryan hotel for
dinner. According to the arrangements of the
reception committee, when the time arrived
to go to the Auditorium an escort of old
soldiers and Sons of Veterans headed by
entrance of the hotel and marched as a
guard of honor to the Auditorium. Owing to
the limited time accorded the meeting the
shortest route was taken, being up Sixth
street to Minnesota, thence to the Eighth
street entrance of the Auditorium. There
was no attempt at extensive parade, the
demonstration accorded the visitors being
simply in the nature of an expression of the
respect and honor in which the members of
the party were held and recognition of
the Importance of the mission In which they
are engaged.
This morning the party will resume its
son. LIE Sueur st. Peter, Mankato, St. James,
Window, Heron Lake. Adrian, Worthington.
Luverne, and arriving at Sioux Falls for
late dinner in the evening. The party will
make a tour Of South Dakota and Nebraska
before returning to the East
nEMONSTE ATVONS I'm ROJTE,