St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-05-03

campaign committee have made the state.
ment several times that we found II In Mn
Doran's hands. but he doesn't want to shouh
der the responsibility, and said it was In thu
charge Of the committee. Do you want u
elect man for mayor who cannot run his cam
paign committee: and cannot be held respons,
ibie for what his committee does? What "a
he going to do with the city when he gets III
Deafening cheers.) Doran gets down behind
his committed Applause.) And ! would
just as soon hit his committee as to hit himj
(Cheers.) We went into court and we licked
the stuffing out of them. Vociferous cheerl
ing) We have got the name back and we
will hold onto 1t and push ii up where Ii
belongs.
had another experience. discovered that
on the day when Judge Kelly signed that oi-
der to show cause, returnable the next morn.
ing, Scannel Dick Bell George Warren aid
Mr.. Doran met together In Mr.. Erwins Of
fee for the purpose OF consultation. TneJ
were together, and can prove IL to- any man
who wants me to at any time Ihe mex!
morning in come the Republican lawyers OF
the Republican campaign committee and
make a bitter fight. against that order;
Mr. Doran is the friend of the labortng mani
Voice from audience "Not.') Well, say
Nit" too. / want the gentleman to UNDER
stand that 1t was sarcasm. Tnat is tue posi-
tion he is put in by his Republican commit
tee | don't want to hold him responsible
for it, because he don't want to be responsl-
BILE for anything. The committee sald ne was
a friend of the laboring man. we don care.
We know enough. The only opposition &c
found was through the Republican campaign
committee, which tried to induce the .oass
to help Scannell steal two thousand Voles
which il is claimed he would receive. ! ass
any Republican here to go home no thinS .,iins
over this proposition: II Scanneil is thisis
members of the Republican campaign COM
mittee parties to the crime? AppiauseJ 6
NEARBY DIssEcTED. 4c1
Frank naaSnsaeratIoS M I Il fhe cold comptroliers
record. He said: want to say few
words about Mr.. Beaumont l snal speha IAN
to you in the interests of the public Of me
city OF St Paul, who protest. one ana an
against the perpetuation OF this era OF ms
rule inaugurated by Mr.. McCardy. e,- Ihe Re-
myth. Mr. MeCardy and the Republican
press stand up and sing one song. Ihere
is but one McCardy. and he Is great ana
nit that there is but one McCardy. and I
am thankful for it. (Cheers) 1t Is well tnat
the voters Of the city should understand
ficer charged with the keeping OF the citys
books He is charged with examining the
contracts of the city, and counter-signing
them il they are found in accordance with
law He Is charged with auditing the claims
against the city, and he is charged once
year with preparing preliminary tax hst.
I will venture to submit, and even to assert
in snite OF all of the red fire that McCardy
burns before the altar Of his own goodness,
that there are other citizens In this town
competent to discharge these duties. Tne
well filed by man able to discharge the
duties. We want a man who Is approachaDie
and who will not wrap himself In the dignity
of his own Importance and self-worship. we
want a man who will take the advice OF
his constituted legal advisers. We want
man who is kind d-hearted.. We want man
who understands that the city Of st. Paul
wishes its obligations to its faithful servants
met when they are due man who UNDER
stands that this city wishes It's just debts
paid. This McCardy has not done, but Jo-
and ruft 10
Mr.. Beaumont was called for and responded
very briefly. He thought so much had been
said there was little left for him to say. Il
have been here forty years. ! have been a
Democrat all those years, and acquainted
somewhat with the politics of this city. and
have never known in the course OF that time
voters which with the exception of myself,
was OF such a high standard as the one now.
before yeu-all nationalities, all creeds I'D
affiliations. All can say is this. th--. what
Tuesday next If Mr., Cr,len,s elected and I
should fall cs1tsia- or the breastworks
woulS. forever be proud that had been asso-.
ciased with this ticket at this this Il time. saa ,.s,
! illustrated by the other speakers that1 this
/ is purly a business question. When 1t
comes down to freedom and defense @ q
always will be. as long as they are true to
their principles, unanimous. With your
trusty eyes on the lookout, and your hands
en- the helm, the good old municipal ship
that we love so well-will not be endangered
by the passing squall Of RepublcanIsm.
John J. Ryder was the next speaker. He
said:
am glad that Col. Clough has without
being present at Democratic meetings re-
ceived the spirit OF this Democratic campaign
Although when ! say Democratic campaign.
/ that is perhaps wrong for 1t has been an
Independent campaign and every candidate
on this ticket whom | have heard talk has
declared that when it comes to question
between the welfare OF this city and pushing
aside the policy OF the Democratic party as
such then the Democratic party must take