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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22
SATURDAY, JAN. %, 1895.
BRO WNSVLLLE CAN
Build Il RAILR0AU

The people of Brownsville
were never more Disguised
Than at present with their lack
of railroad connection with the
outer world It weald probably
not require much persuasion
10 induce them to organize a
stock company and build n
road for themselves to con.
fect with the Arkansas Pass AT
Alice OF Corpus Christi certain
ly. The company that could
come befnre our people today
and demonstrate beyond a
doubt its financial ability TO
bufd a railroad wonEd easily
obtain a very liberal bonus
from this section Browns
YIL8E HERALD.
The people <-ofss Brownsville
cam bv united effort, build a
railroad themselves faster than
any otheF..people are likely to
build it for them. Victoria
waited long for a rail road, and
were buncoPd more than once
by fellows proposing TO build
tEem a road. A short time
since they grasprd The idea
that they could do it them
selves with the aid Of Col. Lott
and j. P. Nelson, and indica-
lions show that the road is
about TO be built. Brownsville
can do the same thing. Those
who own property around
Brownsville will increase the
value Of it more than the cost
OF the road ny oullolng IL ana
if it. will pay Boston capitalists
10 build and operate a road
running into Brownsville it will
not pay Brownsville capitalists
less. And in conclusion We will
say we believe it to be the inten-
ton of the promoters of the
Guadalupe Valley railroad to
build toward Brownsville as
early as possible and if
Brownsville will extend a help
ing hand the day may be has
tened Victoria Advocate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

1t rs said that Hon. Jas. B
Wells is making snch a fine
judge down IN the Rio Grande
district that bis people will not
permit him to rhink of going to
congress -Beeeille Bee
The great political sachem
can go to congress if he will in
innate a deeire to serve the peo-
pie in that capacily.-Alice
Echo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

ZOLA's letter accusing gov
ernment officials of unfair con
duet in the Notwithstanding
affair has attracted more allen,
ton than his most sensational
story ever gained. 1t is doubt
full, though, whether he enjoys
attention which is demonstrat-
ed by the throwing of sticks
and stones by mobs.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22
THE TRIUMPH OF LOvB

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

AND new tAey are telling rs
#uan Ties he United States
aavy - very Inferior Surely
enough money has been rx-
-.-,.,,e.l 10 make What there Is
- ske aavy erslelass
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22
R-e Yen Weaf

Weakness manifcsts itself IN the loss Of
ambition and aching bones The blood IS
wate-v: the isssscs- arc WASTING -.ec S1or is
b,ir,c opened for disease 4 bottle Of Er7vns'
iron Biters taken IL time Eill restore your
strength. sootile your nerves. make Your
hiassi rich and red DC ron moro good than
q special course OF medicine Fer sale by
ssAll dealers.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

An Actual Roundop.-Mr'
shaekweII-My dear, is it
your children or my. children
that are quarreling?
Mrs. Shackwea listening a
moment -Neither; the chill
dren of your first wife's first
husband are quarreling with
the children of my first hus-
bands first wife.-Chicago
InterOcean.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

Her Forgivenesz.-He He
Yoa will forgive me for any
thing harsh | may have said,
won't you?
She-Of course will. we
are commanded to forgive
and then there is plenty Of
time for me to get even.-Cin-
cinnad Enquirer,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

The taflors III Paris make clothes az
lAnglais " Tin English fashion,, and
the London tailors "a La Francaise" Gin
French fashionl:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

EcoNoMY in taking Hoods sar-
"a saparilla, because " 100 doses one
dollar" is peculiar to and true only Of
the One True BLOOD Purifier.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

o.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair F5'~f.cet AWARD
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

Giderl Cider.,on today's steamer,
sassa{ssss. cider ete. IT Lucio- Bouts.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-22

Old newspapers Tor sale at
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16

Milton mn Gargesf Joseph McCauley. W. j. Pres
iossph cro ssm John s " B H MS
William Smith. Ed Quinlivan, Frank Doian'
A ale. WM Wac James Brogan., William Long.
Matt Matt Ts Sc, Thomas Mcmahon. D: M. Sui
ivan Thomas Sarsfeld. A.. N. CraIgh ad.
G. J. Buel. F. E. Ellerbe. Country-Charles
Reif. William Leip, C. F. McCarron, p Cal
lagher, David Hanna.
q .oeaes. REDWOOD.
= A. W Badger, Richard Morton, w. W.
Stegnar, J.. B. Robinson. B. Shelter, ]. A..
Tiffany, John Whittet, Mat Echen. ]. p.
Gaffney. ID. E. Laird
T. oConnor., Charles L. Kane. e. H. Hen
bricks; Ed o'Connor, R. T. DAILY. W. P
D.. ]. Deasey. ]. c. Kelfdin, NJ E. Sherin,
Ts ee 4ahS schKW s11sgs Christ Boshm H. j.
Joseph Hams. Henry Nipple.
RICE.
=. H. osterhunt, George Molin, ]. D.
Chubb. J. R. Parshall. E. Kane. T. ]. NC
T Wa1d u " Gormo9 H; M. Barton. Charles
Marlin Mad r. Ges ss5s F. HenS M1ss
Dc Donaldson; John Hunter. F. shandorf W. r
william Chester, Stafford Sommers
--rr. ROCK.
Ole B. -Severson, d. c. Brownell, T. j. Nc
Mcdowell M: H. voelz. S. ]. Wiliers, Joe
Wade H. Rohek.
RED LAKE.
T. C.. A. Robbecke Theo La Ressoniere, James
Meehan DR., John Morgan, w. T. Mullarky
William P. Brien, E. F. Atwood.
SHERBURNE.
john Kaufman, James Clitty. ]. J. Snyder
j. Sullivan, Charles Judkins, Walter Knapp,
c. S. Wheaton.
50 sTEARNs.
William 2, Remer, James Rooney. And
Hennefeann oT Murphy, j. E. c. Robinson.
W. F. Donahue. Frank Zins, Frank MeInder
=, =, Slacdsaald, DR.. B. A. Hilbert, J. S.
E prn 1; J. Gruber. J. A: Du Bots. Henry
+. Barnum.sTJ. NJ. Emmel. Fred Hackmann.
). r. Bennstt Sr., Frank Benolken. George
4heram0 Hurbert Hansen. DR.. P. C. Pilon, F.
Robert eKells,e l. Kraemer, John Kreivei 7
u. Suibgan!IH. p. Block, Charles Mas, Ben
Rost charles NJ. Weber, Mich Loso, John
fo1oney; Joseph osgood, Charles Bennett, J.
Weisserr J. A. Mcdonald, P. E.. Kaiser Val
Batz. ], j. dAhmann. Henry Meyer. Joseph
Bauer, Marcus Mauvin. Mic Rassier.
STEELE.
b, s. Cook, A. G. Le.ck. S. G. Kinney.
n Mi,iiam GanseWitz. M. M: Guthrie. c. L.
S SAWS henry Mel Nelson, F. J. Kasper. Frank
Veoiin, E. NJ Morehouse, J. A. Golfer.
STEVENS
John W. Eddy, James j. McCannery. Will
iam Deilehart, James McGovran, NJ. F. Finne-
gin. w: X Walker, DR.. s. H. Du.ey. MI
chael Malcney. c. G. lesley.
SWIFT
c. W.. Stanton. Julius Ttorson. John Glenn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES.

A meeting of the ladies' auxiliary for the
purpose of improving and fostering home in
dustries. to complete the formation of COM
mittees and further discuss practical methods
for the autumn exhibition by the Northwest
ern Manufacturers Association of Mechan-
les and Arts will meet in the club rooms
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The mayor,
CNl. w. NJ. Liggett and other gentlem= N
have been invited to be pesrent to address
the ladies.
Supt Nussbaumer, of Como park. orna-
mented the grounds of the Commercial cub
cyc.e house by planting bed CT red gera-
NUNS, and arranging another bed of varie-
gated flowers in the shape of a crescent.
- the request of the local committee of
Modern Woodmen the club will distribute
over LOCO complimentary tickets of admis-
sion to the entertainment to be given at the
Auditorium Monday evening, June %, in
5e72r of Lieut.. Gov. W. A. Northcota of
Illinois, and head consul of the order
Visitczs at the club yesterday: Joseph
1.-THE; Ithaca. n. Y; N. J. Woodside, Chica-
&c, H.; j. A. Rich. Minneapolis: w. G..
Williams. Kasota, B. c.; J. H. Johnson, WI
mona; J. s. Bemmair. Red Wing; ]. Young.
Milwaukee. Wis; r. E. Brown, Mankato; j,
A. Verross, Portland Or
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P. Kirsch, ]. NJ. Ryan. E. J. Russell, Frank
McClernon. James Potter, D. Stewart. Jake
LiHster, John Charlton, John E. Estrom, A. P.
Mcintyre. August Lundgren
MARTIN.
B. F. Voreis. Dennis Rooney, NJ Gary, c.
H. Viesselman. ]. Hilcon, John Schroeder,
NJ kasulki. Martin Goworski, NJ NJ Jen-
kins. Dr. Parrish, NJ Horrigan, J. C. Abb
6ott. F. A. Mathwig, w. H. Wilson, Archie
True.
MEEKER
Dan Flynn, A. D. Ross, c. H. Dart ]. p
Murphy. Rasmus Nelson, D. Dougherty Jr.,
b A Records. Ed Murphy Jr.. William Muir
phy, N. Burgrcff, John Curran, A. P. Palm
gust, j. }. Grimsgard. NJ. Manning. E. w.
MILE Laos
G. H. chadbourne. c. s. Newman. Frank
Newton. Jacob Roos. E. E. Price, w. ].
Mcbride, G. w. Kent.
MORRISON.
Charles E. Vasaly, George Moeglein P. ]
Tomelty, F: w. Lyon. Henry Rasieot, John
Reede, E. w. Collins, C. D. Boom. Thomas
Monahan, DR.. P. Roy. E. F. Show, Thomas
O'Neil. S. S. Langmade, B. B. Cox, A. L.
Cole Martin Enke. S. P. Casey, Phil Moran,
Henry Peterson, Thomas Cronan, Thomas B.
Smith, William Eggert. P H. Carr, John
Frank, w. X. Porter Peter Johnson
Meuer. John Carey, August Smith, W. R.
TAFT. F: ]. Hill, c. E. Huser, M. j. Mayer.
j. X; Stout, A. E. Christie, Fred Gerhardt,
Mic Human.
MURRAY
Ahrann, JesseCase. Joseph Manner. G. II.
Woodgate James B. Martyr, A. J. Timlin.
J: J. Mhin. George Valance, P. L. Byrnes'
Thomas McAvoy, D. Downey.
NICOLLET.
Paul Haessecke. Albert Linstrom. Adam
Stadick, Charles Goblirsch. ]. A. johnson.
J. NJ Lambert, Albert Burg. Theodore Knoll
Jr.. Mic Kneip, Frank Brady. ''A
MOBILES.
John S. Blair. John F. Flynn. James Nav
lon. C. W. Schultz. E. Be- MichaeIs. D. 7
Timer, William Roman, P. J. Pagan T
Kennedy, E. L. Schwartz, H NJ Ke,Ioeg
Harry s. Hobson, A. M. Becker, W. M. Fin,
lay ~
OLMSTEAD.
R, D. Maxheld. T. Krahler. P. c. Maroney,
Joe Graham. Mike Campion, Joseph Mama
nan, A. Huntsinger. John Burns, Tim Te-
n Mi:, dhomas Marren, j. W. Chapman, H. H.
WWnIherstine, DR.. w; w. Mayo George W.
"aioron' George Haber, William Encke
OTTER TAIL.
d; NJ Wheelock. Martin Shea, Charles
Sanprldge, +. r. Bailey. Fred Ward, o, p
3. Jacobson; P. Marvin, George Conroy, NJ.
Mcmahon. M. R. Lowry. George Lowrey
b bDresn fckket R,, E. Gunderson Jacob j.
Mclean, c.. A. Olda. Peter More. Laurit.
Larsen. Fred More, G. p Wallace. Jim Shea
John Hall, A. Jensen. John Schnelgroye Holm
Doll Dol w Matt 1 Moen Jacob Doll, Jack soiden
More, G: H. Freeman. Jim Ward. Ed Burau.
d. M. Shoemaker, L. Street Frank Idnpar
Andy duschel. Jack Alexander. G. c. War,
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Tom Gillespie, Ed MeCloskey, J. S. Jacobson.
R. F. Rarer, R. B. Coleman. E. w. Lee.
HENNEPIN
Joseph Ingenhutt. Adam Gilman. Edward
Dudrey, ]. Foell Perry Long, John Nc
W Wow, J. D. Rankin ]: H. Murphy. Alfred
Crowley. James Donaho, John A. Schroeder,
John P. Rea, N. Jaxx, F. Whitmarsh, H.
Pratt, F. F.: Lenhart, j. G. Moore. j. C.
haynes, J. E: o'Brien. H. P. Stone. L. P.
F1nlayson, A. c. Bunker Geo. w. Horton,
7. J. Geist N. Jaquinoet, j.. w. P. jam s,
J. A. Larson, Geo. M. Blocker. Herman Goss,
B. Williamson, ]. Maddans, Daniel Waite, Rob-
ert Reed, NJ. schulenberg, Otto Schwartz, J.
w. Johnston, Matt Gross Ed Shumpik, ].
P. Moffett, J. J. Heinrich. ]. ]. Huss, j. B.
McArdle. Otto W. Miller, Hugh Jennings. NJ.
Breslauer. ]. D. Lyons. Jno Benson. Frank
Knoebler, VIM. Steward, F. D. Larabee F.
B. Long, G. A. Cornman w. ]. Byrres, J.
H. Nicholl, A: Killduff. Thos. F. Hart ]. B.
Murphy, B. B. Cloutier. S. R. Child Chas
Van Wort, D. M. Gilmore. Ralph Reese, NJ.
Gallagher, c. Kramer, VIM. Baldwin, c. A.
Quist: James Gray, J. R. Moore. H. L.
G. Jacoby: J: NJ. Eustes, W. H. Daniel, H. D.
Irwin, F. I. Mason, Ed Phillips, Jas. Egan, NJ.
MCCLELLAN, John Marsh, Fred KEGS, j. w.
Lawrence, ]. w. Tamm, A. Phillips, Axel
Cheney. Tom Collan, P. Pruse J. A. Hog
man. Fred Holm, ]. D. Nichols, NJ KNAPP,
J.: c. Gardiner. John Mulaskey. Andrew
Flingstrom, D. |: Holton. ]. I. Dougherty.
Terrin. Louis Lere, NJ. Walsh. Grant String
ham. o. III. Shepley, %. B. Johnson, D. w.
AheEn, W. P. Barton, Fred Passerheim. John
II. Gleason, L. Freidhcim, L. H. Dean, Bert
Law. C. F. ]. Goebel, A. T. Ankeny, c. R.
Child J. P. Courtney, R. P. Pratt, W. E.
Gooding. W. H. Donahue, W. W. Williams.
c. H. Spencer, c. J.. Cahaley, E. p Thomp-
son, A. T. VIII ans, N. Mohtor, NJ. Bredennes,
S. Eide, j. D. O'Brien~ R. Edwin Sr r
Erwin Jr., P. Ryan, Ed Fahey, H. Donagho,
]. j. Mcclure, w. E. Finn, R. Neisingh, L.
Lemere, D. Cavanaugh, Peter Mccoy F. h.
Hobbs, ]. Gormerly, F. H. Ring, A. Stewart,
J. Dwyer. A. Lannis, John Quinn, Charles
settgast, Ole Berg. F. A. Reynolds, P. Vein
CART, j. W. Horner, Charles Frizzell A.
Young Thomas Laws, F. McNamee, John
Lally, L. Valifson, John Hanley, Charles Rel
Ter. P. Bumgert, A. sigman, Geo. sigler, E.
Hagman. P: Nelson. Olaf Gustafsnn John
Maher, S. A. stoekwell VIM, Dorian. Alois
Madele Charles Obs, VIM. Russell, Geo.
Castlee, c. B. Marvin, R. bakersfield, Nick
Eckes. James Emory, L. j. Nassett D. ].
Falvey, II. P. Darcy, VIM. Vesey, John
Gaffneey. Chris Peterson-P McGrath. Christ
Schiller, ]. Labessomier, Hugh Donnelly
Essery Paine, Tim MCGOWAN, John German,
o. T. Olson, Henry Wagner, James Feehan,
O. c. Bingham, NJ. B. Corcoran, c. M. Foote,
P. B. Winston.
w. H. Harries, D. ]. Corcoran H. S.
Wagn 1;r,, A; Il. Belding; Frank Farley, w.
Chapel, Walter Goergen. W. R. Duxblry,
John Mccartney. Alternates: Christ Lamen
H. E. Kieland. S. H. Ellestad, Hugh Kelly
G. E; Comstock, NJ. J. Donohue, H. g.
Forschler.
Daniel w. Doran. Thomas Hennessey. A. D..
6feoks John Reslis. e. C. Kiley. A. E. VIII
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16


bad time at the West, where they had
gathered in Chairman Rosing's room
They had something like hundred
resolutions to go through and get the
merits of, and it took them a good
three hours to do it,
In the meantime the delegates had
gathered in the convention hall and
they just waited for something to turn
UP and growled. At 3:45 Chairman
McHale announced that he was in
formed that the Populists had not yet
appointed conference committee, and
that it would be necs ssary to wait some
time yet before the regular order of
business could be continued
1t was 5:15 when Judge Ankeny was
discerned at the top of the stairs, and
he was greeted as heartily as he had
been in many a day by the bored dele
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16

field. g; G.. Durkst John Young. John Draa-
man. Charles B. Beckett.
= PINE.
j. J. Folsom. w. H. Newark, M. v. Miller
" Campbell Charles Eaton. Charles Rein
Biederman. H. J. Rath. R. ]. Hawley
POLK.
:, Ask McKinnon. Sam Rosenthal. w. e.,
Mckenzie. DR.. Dunlop. William Anglm,
Louis Riyard. J. e. Morrisey, F. R, Hamel.
gan. a. f. Rauch. Ole Narveson. P. 3. Lynne,
J. r. Sullivan, Archie McKinnon. w. G. Nash,
2; IN Russell w. D. Kelley. F. McLennan.
Martin, g. A. Tullar. william Cayanaugh.
]. E. CARPENTER. Ole Larson. Jens England,
William Cameron. Dan MeKinnon. Joseph
Moran, L. H. Judson. F. R. johnson. Duncan
Ferguson. Ole Bioin. c. Simmons, Tim Biev-
er. George Kronschnabel. Charles Conger.
Otto Kankel, P. J. Carey. Henry Brosseau.
Joseph Capistran. Sid Lyle. A. o. Stovern.
RAMSEY.
William Johnson. Louis Betz. Ed j. schur-
meier, J. 3 Covington. John H; Ives Robert
NJ n, Hare C; D. o,Brien. T. J; McDermott
Adams John WAGNER. John Twohy j. j.
Mccaferty. Samuel Dearing. D. F: PEBBLES
ton. Ed Dahl. Michael Seaman. James j.
Dennigan John Bohmert. William A. Har-
riInsgton, Martin kerwin. Thomas Jordan.
honey. T. S. Lett. M. j. Flanagan, +. W.
Bot. Peter Mcdonald. John Huston. Peter
Koran Joseph Ehrmanntraut, H. s., Stern
berg. Moritz Helm. Con. Quincy, A. N.
Vance. j.. H.. Hoffman. w. H. Mcdonald.
Donnelly. Michael Quigley, r. ]. Fox o. B.
Robinson. Hugo Drese. A. D. Mcleod. M.
J. O'Connor. d. J. Keefe, William O'Keefe,
Charles Kenaley, William Brown. T. s. Hoff-
man. George Graft. J. w. Dougherty. ]. H.
Jansen. j. @. Juenaman, ]. ]. Kelly Leonard
Schlick. ]. Howe M. ]. .Donnelly Lawrence
Fahey, John v. 4. Dodd. Frank Baer, John
De Bruyn. Charles Roberts. A. L. Graves,
John Wardell, John Quincy. J. H. Bohrer,
Michel. T. r. Kane, John L. Townley, p R.
Mcdonnell. Henry Vessel. Thomas F. Mar
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JOHN LIND AGAIN CHOSEN
Continued from First rare.

Continued from First rage.
Schmitz. N B. Gergen. Albert schaller. John
Hyland. Albert Werden. B. Wurst. Lewis
g. G. Thompson a. Hasney Marn %a
honey, Thomas Kenneally, M. ]. Lenihan,
Peter Brost e. F. Kennedy. P. NJ. DAILY.
James McDonough Henry Barton, Simon
ter Endrew George B. Healey. Charles Ing
ham, Augustus Tulley, James Walker. B.
Kemdert Henry Beard. G. H. Parker. Frank
William Saler.
FARIBAULT.
NJ T. Brady, E. j. McGueggan. A. A. Cra-
mer. John H. Ascherman. Jacob Linger ST..
Smith, James Scharpley s. Pfeffer. ]. A.
Scheig, e. Hurster NJ. Pessizo Jr., Peter
Kremer. c. J. Weber. George f. Constans.
Dr. G. A. Love, H. T. Tolme, Albert
Schultz. NJ. NJ. Rider. John Anstett. Charles
Gillin, DR.. George McGilvery, James Gale
Fisher, c. H. Butler, NJ Seaman. S. NJ.
Wilder William Lenz Henry Holdhusen,
Over Kinsella, w. W. Dikman, William Will
ford. ]. Welch, O. l.. King.
FREEBoRN.
Martin Wirnien, A. C. Trow. Hough Dona-
hoe, James sDonnelly. ]. c. Stage Charles
Howard. D. ]. O'Leary. John Cunningham
Carl Kaufman, John Blaisdell. o. C. Hay
den, f. E. Schleuter, James Greene, James
Fitzgerald.
GOODHUE
L. A. Rosing. F. NJ. Smith. Tom Ntzhugh,
]. C. Johnson. L. C. Lockrom. Magnus Olson
NJ. Doyle, c. E. Friedrich G. o. Miller. c.
Strome. ]. P. Sauter. Arthur Johnson, Tom
Lee, c. struggle, William Goodfellow, L. Lar
son.
GRANT
H. F. Sanford. S. Coleman, Robert Burns,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16
THE PLATFORM

IHE PLATINUM.
Hereby reaffrm the Chicago National DEM
ocratic platform. and pledge to it their I'M
swerving support until its principles shall
have become the established governmental
policy.
We recall with pride the courage ard gall
liant leadership of our late presidential can
didate, William J. Bryan. His devotion to
the principles of free government and his
splendid elucidation of those principles in
the campaign entitle him 10 the lasting
gratitude of the people.
We commend wise, patriotic and bravo
the actions of our Democratic senator's ana
representatives in congress, and we confi-
IDENTIFY trust them in all the trying emergen-'
cies of the hour to preserve the peopie's
rights while they uphold the country's honor
In the momentous struggle in which we are
now engaged every resource. moral and ma
prosecution OF the war to a triumphant con-
clusion. When our country is engaged in
foreign conflict, political partisanship should
be merged into united and enthusiastic sup
port OF all measures necessary for the sue
cess Of American arms.
We rejoice in the SKILL bravery, martial
our gallant soldiers and sailors. We mand
that those who may survive shall receive ade-
quate recognition of their ya!or, devotion
and sacrifice, and we pledge to them that they
shall not be forgotten at home while they
are fighting our battles abroad. Those who
may fall in the fight shall be ev5r he'd in
that grateful remembrance additionally char
acteristic of the American psople.
We hereby denounce monopolies and trusts
as dangerous foes to the peace, we'll being
and prosperity Of the people.
We find in the public affairs of MINES ia
a political condition such as to cause in tie
minds Of thoughtful citizens grave appre-
tensions.
Great as has been our progress in popu,a-
ton and wealth, we declare that such
growth would have been much greater had
there been at all times an open honest and
impartial administration of our public af-
fairs
Let facts speak to prove this assertion
I. During the period of Republican
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16

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JACKSON.
H. j. Hollister, Charles Norgrant, g. A.
McCroden, Henry Theilovldt John T. Smith,
John Voda. Michael McGlin. p M. Getty.
Frank Apple. Ole Frederickson.
KITTSON.
NJ. A. Goar. w. F. Kelso. d. M. Engebert.
G. F. Peterson. DR.. G. Dencars, q. Florance,
John Estland, r. H. Olson. s. Anderson.
Thee. Rosmer.
LAC QUI. PARLE.
Joshua Praul. X. o. Rice. Ed Clossey. Will
lam Dennis Ben Schmitz Ed Olson, John
Husebo. Frank Palmer. c. H. Sullivan. D. J.
Sias. Fred Rothlisberger.
KANDIYOHI.
Martin J. O'Brien. Patrick LAWYER P..Mc-
lam Cook. John Kelly. Peter Burns. A.
Thorson, Daniel Murray. John Daugherty,
Dan Downes, Thomas Wheeler, Michael
Wheeler. F. j.. Strecher,. Charles Shiar. Aron
Stansberry, John CARMEL.
LIE SUEUR.
z. F. Barrett. M. J. Feeney w. H. Burns.
Michael McCourtney Jr. J. ]. Leonard ]. B..
Krautkremer. John Spencer. G. G. Kolars. N.
Weber. T. ]. Lynch. S. l. Davis Joseph Finn,
]. H. Glldea. James Deehanty. D. F. Cor
man, William Harry, John Burke, p.
OLeary. G. H. Roemweber.
LINCOLN.
]. E. Mclaughlin. John S. Tucker George
Cleveland, H. McKane, Fred Joyent, Jacob
Gorisk l.. w. Nordinger. Marcus Lauritsen,
Albert Enke
= a LYON
j. R. Conway. NJ. E. Matthews, ]. H. With
ans. Tom Davis Mr.. Ray. Mr.. Main. John
Martin. John Kelley, John Davis Joe
Pierard.
M'LEoD.
d. A. Adams, o. C. Halverson, S. P.
Brown. A. N. Smith. Fl. H. Brownell, Kle-
ment Erickson. John Bell, ]. B. Mayer, David
Graupmann, G: R. Donaldson. w. F. Kohler,
J. G. Fal.ow. F. x. Kohler, Henry Emerson,
James Kane Carlos Avery r. C. pwirnell.
Joseph Stibal William Hoff.
MARSHALL
]. G. Bennewitz, R. Sullivan, B. F. Bivins.