St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-02


CHASING him with those other two
distinguished failures. Capt. Castle nre.
olcteo that the country would not elect an.
otner democratic president in eighty years
turning to local affairs, Capt. Castle saidt
never saw Republican administration
in this city. We have elected Two ReDuh.
Iican mayors in thirty years, but botn Of
them failed to give US Republican adminis-
tration. The first one gave us Democratio
administration and demoralized the RepubI
hcan party, and the other whom we elected
four years ago, failed to give us a Repub-
l1can administration, though 1 do not cuesA
ton his motives"
In conclusion Capt. Castle related how.
when a lad, he read in the Scripture this
adjuration. Mark the perfect man." ImaeI
lining this to be one of the commandments.
ne armed himself with a piece of chalk and
went about in search of 1.-The perfect man Il
with view to marking" him.
Il never found him." said Can't. CastIa
nut once, some twenty-five years ago.
came mighty near marking Tim ReardouI
Laughter in which Tim joined.) But
watched him while, and the more watched
MN the less sure 1 became, and 1 finally lei
MIN pass without a mark Qaughterl
Mr.. Arosin then made the following an.
nouncement: Il take great pleasure in in.
Producing to you the most popular man IN
81. Paul today. the Hon. Timothy Reardon. 4
(snouts OF laughter and cries of ''PIatform"'l
But the assemblyman refused to step to thu
'front.'. Rising from his chair he uttered
This contentious epigram
When you elect Republicans you want to
Watch en- The Democrats are not responsie
Die Tor all the ills. Why did this present
assembly confirm the mayors police appoint1
ments when there wasn't money enough i1i
the fund to pay them? During Wright's ads
mlnistration never voted to confirm a singl9
one OF MS appointments, and I'm proud of it. u
Then Mr.. Reardon sat down.
Comptroller MeCardy made the CLOSING
speech.
Inc FourthWard Independent Democratic
CLUB held its regular meeting last evening al
lnterurban hall, 457 Wabasha street. After the
regular routine business of the meeting
speeches were made by several of the menu
bers OF the club, and the tenor of their reS
marks pointed to Democratic success. A conn
niltttee was appointed to wait on Anton Mieserf
TO see II he really is candidate for alderman
Oh the fourth ward, and at the same time red
quest MIN to attend the next regular meeting
OF the club and address the meeting
Alter this was done the sentiments of MEM
pers OF the club were called for concerning the
mayoralty. The name of AID Frank G. Brady
was appointed to wait on Mr.. Brady today and
tenoer MIN the support of the club if he Wilt
De candidate. Chairman Pewters named aS
sucn committee John B. Covington, chairS
man; Charles Smith, John w. Enright. o.
M. Noble Thomas G. Ives, ], H Cleary. An3
drew Sneider, ]. c. Lawiess, G. E. Davis, II
II. Davis, John B. Pewters.
II
John B. Covington, of the Fourth ward hog
opened canvass for the Democratic nomina3
tlon Tor alderman. John says that, whethe&
ne wins or loses, he will be out hustlting fol-
the success of the ticket at the polls, !
At meeting of Third ward Democrats
club last evening, at Eighth and Jackson
streets, a resolution was PASSED indorsing a.
&. limbaugh for mayor, A. N. Nelson feA
comptroller, John Wagner for treasurer and
Joseph Ehrnanntraut for alderman
AS o. o. Cullen has declined all nominations.
the CITY committee of the Local Reform
party met last evening at II East Seventh
street and gave its nomination to E. G. Hine4
baugh. When Mr.. Hinebaugh was notified of
the action he at once wrote letter of declinas
ton, saying: II am positively and completely
out of politics, except to work for the good Of
the party by supporting other candidates"
call Is out for the Populist city convention.
which will be held at Assembly hall on Mon{
day, April 20. Primaries will be held in the
various precincts on the Saturday precedingl
The nomination of a complete ticket is called
for.
Johnny Harley and Pat Fortune canvasse6
the city and county officials yesterday to dis{
pose Of tickets for the Populist jubilee, which
is to be held at Market hall on April %. Dur<
ing their trip they sold great many tickets.
t., II
1t has now developed that George N. WARY
rem is not to have the Fifth ward delegation
unless it appears likely that he is to be th8
nominee for mayor. Otherwise Capt. Castle
will get the delegation. Warren has been inf
formed of the intention of the delegates, and
is understood to have acquesced in the arr
rangement. "You must not attempt to trade
this delegation off in the convention" they
said to him; land you must not expect I'd
secure delegation for sheriff or something
else in the fall" Mr.. Warren assured the
Fifth warders that If he does not win in hid
present contest he will retire from politics.
Whether he will do voluntarily or not, RED
mains to be seen. His headquarters have BEEN
removed from Ferdinand Barta's Office in tha
Court block, to the Endicott building. !
Chairman Zollman and Secretary Bryant, Of
the Republican city and county committeeS
have taken rooms for headquarters in thu
Erdicott building, on the same floor as tho
Republican state central committee. Th4
rooms will be retained until the close Of tho
campaign in November
Horace Bigelow Is not going to secure thd
Republican nomination for alderman in tho
Fifth ward. The man chosen to run against
Aid. Ulmer is Anton Harnisch. horseshoert,
The Pioneer Press persists in calling hin&
John Harnisch, just as they persist in mixing
the Beetsch brothers in the Eighth ward. "a
is Leo Beetsch who wants to be alderman fronf
the Eighth ward, not William Beetsch.
Mike schorn. of the Eighth ward, wifi
run for justice of the peace on the Republican,
ticket for the district west of Wabasha stree6i
u
Twenty three Of the At Republican delegates
who will go into the Republican city convene
ton from the First ward held a meeting Mona
day evening. A canvass showed twenty fo&
Doran and three for Castle. One of the dele3
gates expressed himself for Copeland but Id
afterward pronounced for Castle. The who'll
delegation will be for Bob Seng In case of q
deadlock.
This evening the Hebrew Republican cluBE
will hold a ralley at Market hall.
Bernard Zimmerman is being groomed for &
nomination as acknowledgement on the Republic
can ticket. Paul H. Gotham and Dr. Robert
S. Bole are also being talked of as promising
candidates.
Tonight the Banner Democratic club, OF the
Eighth ward, will meet at the hall corner a
University and Western avenues. Good speaks
ers will address the meeting
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Sixth ward
Democrats was held last night in the hall
corner of Ada and Concord streets.
Several speeches were made, chief of them