The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

the campaign, more than six weeks be-
fore the election, or at the very opening
of the campaign. The others came
from developments in the fight. The
suggestions and most of the details of
the pictures were by Mr.. Canfield the
| drawings by George w. Rehse, with an
exception or. two.
PREPARING THE AMMUNITION.
The plan for the reading matter was
TO put upon Tlates OF the American
Press association, of which A. L. May
is the Northwestern manager. the
points OF attack agreed upon, which
secured simultaneous presentation
throughout the state. the cartoon be-
longing TO each going with each article.
In this way the cartoon enforced the
points made in the matter and vice
versa Later the plate service was
supplemented by matter In the pat
ents," both those Of the Northwestern
Union. St. Paul, ]. j. Dobson. man
ager. and the A n. Kellogg Newspa-
per Co.. Minneapolis. Frank Meyst,
manager.
There were sixteen columns Of the
plates containing approximately 10000
words. which as spread through the
papers aggregated nearly or quite 1000
columns or more than 5000. 900 words
Of circulation obtained by the plates.
In the patents or ready prints from
TWENTY-FIVE to twenty-four columns OF
matter were used, as follows: Corpora
tiors and people. four columns. the
cartoon with which was Fifty Cent
Wheat" or .sPeek-a-Boo. Papa; false
grain inspection. four columns, cartoon,
''ITnderground Railway" three 10 six
columns OF I.ind's exposition speech,
Mr.. Lind's picture. False wealth or
over capitalization, matter and picture
four or more columns, and about the
same on binder twine administration
picture Binding Irvine Racket" This
matter contained not less than 3o,oo1
words. and the circulation given II eH-
ceeded $500 columns, or more than
3. 500 600 words. The aggregate OF the
original matter prepared or hanched oy
Mr.. Garfield personally, in the whole
bureau work and pamphlets, approx
mated 100. 900 words. which as circu-
lated by all the papers exceeded 4VO'-
600 600 words.
USED MR.. LIND.s SPEECH
In addition to this the Republican
papers using ready prints circulated
Mr.. Lind's speech. II having been run
through their insides, as news, ana
mighty effective news at that Some
of the editors kicked" but 1t couldnt
be helped.
The final wind-up for the bureau was
in a supplement for all the reform pa
pers The new feature given was the
grain inspection, extending the points
made. growing out Of the Moorheaq
meeting. and Underground Railway,
the matter being Thirteen Years or
ROBBERY" The picture gave the seat
of the grain and elevator power, the
grain business buildings In Minneapo-
lie and Mr.. Eustis' holdings there. The
niet,,re was sketched on the ground
The same enlarged furnished the cen
trai fieure for a mammoth poster Re
member the Grades" also prepared oy
Mr.. Garfield, and posted at all OF the
, 500 election districts in the state.
The supplement first page matter
was written by P J. Smalley, recently
of The Globe, formerly secretary OF
the Democratic state central commit
Tee. The supplement, which was
tvenfy-four columns. containing $500
words. was otherwise devoted mainly
10 review Of previous matter, records.
etc. In connection With additional
points on Guaranty Loan. the most
effective picture OF the series used
was the Guaranty Loan Jusssrnans-