The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

The campaign will be pushed with en-
ergy and vigor from this date forward
Chairman Rosing, of the state central
committee, and T. D. O'Brien went to
Chicago last evening to arrange for
the tour of Bryan through the state.
The Prohibitionists will hold their
county convention tomorrow evening
in the Frost block, % East Fourth
street.
Henry Feig, member of the legisla-
ture from Kandiyohi county, says there
is no doubt OF Congressman Eddy's
reelection. There are many and con-
slant OBJECTIONS from the Populist
psrty, says Mr.. Feig. and the state tick
ct, he says, will be elected from top to
bottom by large majorities.
SOUND money sentiment is on the
increase everywhere throughout Good
nue. and Dakota countless" said Camden
II. west, assistant secretary of the
SOUND money Democracy yesterday 1T
nave made trip through those coun-
Ties and everywhere l heard Of defec-
tons from the Democratic ranks. Free
silver cannot hope for victory in
T. D. O'Brien returned Yesterday
from Kilkenny in LIE Sueur county.
where he addressed a free silver meet
ing that filled the hall and all out doors
as Well The Bryanites down there set
the town on fire with their enthus-
iasm,' said Mr.. OBrien. 1--WE are gain
ing votes everywhere every day
Chairmop u,dsor -
Iowne's campaign committee, has on
behalf of his principal, declined ]. Adam
bede's challenge to Towne to meet in
joint debate. Since the gentlemen met
at Barnum few days ago and Towne
got the worst Of the argument the
Sixth district congressman Is not acn-
Ing to again be held up to ridicule by
the Emergency Demo-Republican," as
Mr.. Bede calls himself Chairman Hud-
sons reasons for declining the chal-
lenge are that the people regard Bede
as joker. they do not take him
seriously, and says that If the propo-
sition had come from Senator Davis
or Page Morris the challenge would
have been promptly accepted.
The committee to appoint delegates
to the Democratic congressional con-
vention to be held at Mozart hall Oct.
tiers In the G o b building tomorrow
afternoon. The Democrats are pledged
to indorse the Popu1ist candidate.
Francis Clarke. and but little interest
is manifested in the selection of dele
gates.
The Irish-American Republican club
will meet in room 521 Endicott building
tomorrow night for the purpose OF or
crar izi1a IL.
junction with the ward organizations.
John Lind and Congressman Sha-
froth, Of Colorado, were at Democratic
headquarters for short time yester-
day. They went to Saltwater in the
afternoon, where they spoke last even
ing. Congressman Shafroth has been
impressed, he says. with the strength
or the Bryan movement since he began
his canvass of the state last week.
Tim Byrnes, Of Minneapolis will be
the principal speaker at the big sound
money meeting to be held tomorrow
night in Manchester, corner of Grand
and Manchester avenues.
Chairman Townley, Of the county
Democratic committee will open the
campaign at big rally to be held at
w mite Bear tomorrow evening.
Unaware Of the change in the Popu-
list programme Senator Allen, of Ne
braska, came to st. Paul yesterday
prepared to speak at Market hall He
was met at the Merchants hotel by
Chairman Rosing, Of the Democratic
state central committee, and several of
the Populists committee, who enter
tanned the distinguished Nebraskan
with fairy tales about Minnesota go
ing for Bryan. Senator Allen is calmly
confident Of Bryan's victory If
And there Is an if in the senator's
mind. He says he does not believe the
East will do anything for his candi-
date, but he does expect the South and
West to vote Bryan into office.
Nothing can defeat him except Han
mas barrel said Mr. Allen to a re-
porter for the G o b e. Bryan will
carry Illinois, and certainly Nebraska,
although the Republicans are making
great claims for that state. 1 have
been speaking in Iowa during the past
week and from what l have heard that
rtate will go for Bryan. Nothing but
money can beat us now We have the
battle won but Hanna is all-powerful
and has no end of money to use at
the close of the campaign. The coun-
try will run wild with money distribu-
ted by the Republican campaign COM
mfttee the closing days of the cam
paign."
The debate on financial issues be-
tween Col. L. H. Ayme and j. M. Haw-
thorne has been arranged for the lat
ter part of the week-probably Thurs
day F. C. Schiffman, on the part of
the Republicans and Col Ayme, met
Mr.. Hawthorne yesterday and con-
cluded the arrangements. Col. Ayme
was also present and expressed himself
as satisfied with the date and the
terms Of the debate The form of the
question to be debated Is: Resolved
that the general prosperity of the peo-
pie Of Mexico is greater than that of
the people Of the United States to such
an extent that 1t is best for the United
States to take proper action to bring
about similar condition and results
and that such prosperity of the Mexi-
can people Is due to the free and I'M
limited coinage of silver at 1914 to l."
It Is expected that either Labor Com
missioner Powers or Assemblyman M.
]. DAILY will be the referee for Col.
Ayme. Mr.. Hawthorne has not yet
named his referee.
hold it's regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming at Arcade and Case streets. Good
speakers will pc In attendance.
A sound money club has been ~or-
ganized at Manchester Park It will
hold public meetings at 1851 Grand
avenue, every Monday evening until
election. All persons will be welcome
at these meetings. no matter what their
political faith may be. Hon. T. E.
Byrnes will address the meeting Mon
day evening. Ladies' are especially in