The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-20
ROSING GETS READY
CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
SELECTS HEADQUARTERS.
SELECTS HIS ADVISERS ALSO.
3. J. M0SIER. OF SALTWATER, MEN
TONED IN CONNECTION WITH
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEN
Are Also Losing No Time-Names for
the County Organization Under
Consideration.
SELECTS HIS ADVISERS ALSO.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEN

Chairman Rosing of the Democratic
state central committee has secured
rooms 114-i17 in the G l OBJ e building
for headquarters, and will be found
therein from today. Yesterday Chair
man ROsing held a conference with
some of the leaders of the party and
selected his executive committee. Sec
rotary Elect E. M. Pope, of Mankato,
arrived in the city early in the day
and assumed the duties of the office.
Assistant Secretary Quist of Mime
apolis, came down during the after
noon and had a conference with his
superiors as to his duties. Mr. Rosing
says the work of the campaign will be
pushed at once and a conference of
the executive committee will be called
for an early day. The new committee
is as follows: L. A. Rosing, chairman;
I. j. McDermoot, of st. Paul; P. B.
Winston, of Minneapolis; j. G. Brown,
of Duluth; and J. w. Craven, Of Nor
wood.
Meetings under the auspices of the Sound
Money club will be held this evening as fol-
First Ward-Case and Arcade streets; c. ].
Berryhill and L. T. Chamberlain. speakers.
Second Ward-Second street and Bates ave-
s.
Seventh Ward-Albion Hall, e. H. Ozmun
+. A. Andrews and NJ L. Countryman, speak
ers.
There was considerable activity about
Republican headquarters yesterday and
many callers from points in the state
b. f. Howard, of Duluth, paid his re-
SpectS to the powers that be- The Re
publicans don't give the Towne adj
herents credit for great deal of sin
cerlty and vice versa. According to the
Republican view, ToWne is already
beaten and losing ground daily; while
the free silver people claim that Towne
Is gaining votes everywhere, and will
carry Duluth two to one There's moth
ing for the outsider to do but listen to
both tales and take his choice. Oar
Reese was also caller at Headquarters
and told of the high hopes Entertained
by Republicans in and about Hutchin-
son in Mcleod county. Reese was in
hutchinson with Roswell G. Horn,
VINO is Stumping the state for McKin-
ley. Horn, by the way, spent yestcr-
day in Minneapolis and went to Fergus
Falls last night where he will speak
this evening.
Tim Byrnes dropped in during the
afternoon and had a short talk with
Ell Warner relative to the National
Republican league convention, which
meets in Milwaukee beginning Tuesday
next 1t was conceded by Mr.. Byrnes
mat the full strength of the Mime
sofa delegation, of SO members, would
attend together with many others who
are interested in the work of the lea
que.
DR.. Hahn, Theo. Sander. and Score
tary Fittman, of the German-Ameri-
can Sound Money club, will go to New
Ulm Saturday to address an audience
OF COMMUNICATIONS on topics that
are now uppermOSt in the campaign
sound money club will also be or
ganiZed at the same meeting.
L he secretary was busy yesterday
sending out sound money literature to
Germans in various parts of the state
In the mail advices received at head
quarters, was a letter from the presi-
dent of newly organized club at Min
newiska, indicating much interest in
the movement in that section The
club starts with membership of A.
M. Mullen, of New Ulm, was a caller
at the rooms of the National Demo
cratic party yesterday. There are
plenty of good sound money Demo-
Gratis down our way" he said. Most
of the old line Denis like John Lind
are out for free silver, but the recruits
are out for solid currency. We will
poll big vote for sound money in nv
county where the national party will
be strongly organized
Frank Day was in town yesterday.
When asked if he would accent Nc
Cleary's challenge to debate on the
Issues of the campaign he replied that
he probably would after he had ar
ranged matters connected with his own
campaign.
Democrats of the Fourth district do
not propose to allow the Republicans
to have walk-away in the congress
sional fight. There is plenty of avail
able timber and it is a fact that there
Is rather an embarrassment in select
ing candidate from the MANY names
that have been mentioned. any one of
whom it is thought can win. There is
q strong sentiment in favor of Judge
Willis, if he can be persuaded to re-
sign from the bench to make the can
VaSs. There is also a feeling that the
party would be strengthened if the
candidate should be selected from ont
side St. Paul. Those who favor This
action mention the name of r T
Mosier, of Saltwater. Mr. Mosier is
member of the state central committee
and a strong and popular man In the
district. 1t is believed Inv pop,y 49,