The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-07

Eustis music which he would fain apply in
this state by administration, his policy OF
non-enforcement of law flOurished. Hospital
site deals were put through, and when the
people, by their representatives were strug-
Cling to protect themselves from the aggres-
sionS OF the street railway company he We
toed the Harvey transfer ordinance and used
all his power to thwart the will Of the peo-
pie And all the term he was pressing his
policy toward the old soldier. violating
the civil service law, state and national, in
most or all OF the instances, the facts re-
.garding which appear In positive proofs be-
low.
The documentary and other evidence fol-
lowing is submitted by the Old Soldiers Anti
Eustts club, in discharge of the plain duty
OF every honest and patriotic man who would
protect this fair city from the evils which
might follow the elevation to the Office of
chief executive as unsafe and unworthy a
man as William Henry Eustis.
The executive committee of the state
Republican committee got together last
night in a spot far from the madding
crowd on the sixth floor Of the Endcott
arcade and there mapped out the plan
of campaign for the G. o. p. in this
state. The session lasted for four
hours and though the committee was
remote from all sorts of disturbance
and there was no chance Of listeners
OVerhearing anything, they closed the
transom and nearly Stified in the one
small room.
And the result of their deliberations
was the announcement, at an hour late
enough to barely permit the members
to get to their hotels without being mix
ed up with Mayor Kiefer's policemen.
that all they had to give out was the
selection of a treasurer and secretary.
Judge Steele gave out the news as
though it had not cost him anything.
But the fact that Tams BiXby had
had a hand in the deliberations and
that Tams won out was evidenced III
the fact that G. A. Rasmussen, of the
Red Wing Republican, and Tams close
friend in GoOdhue county, was elected
secretary BiXby will practically run
the campaign.
w. E. Lee. of Todd, was elected
treasurer in spite Of the fact that o. D.
Kinney, of Duluth, had been slated for
the job. Mr. Kinney had been on the
card to get the place, but he is con-
nected with many good things in the
northern part OF the state and the com
mittee concluded that it would be bet
ter to keep UP the bluff Of a $4,000 cam
paign.
For the rest the committee arranged
to open headquarters at once ON the
second floor Of the EndicOtt, in the
rooms occupied last spring by DR..
Schiffmann's committee. The headquar-
ters will be open this morning, but the
active work of the campaign will not
begin until the 18th. Of the clerical
force to be employed there is nothing
yet certain except that Miss Elolse
Callahan who knows more about run
ming the Republican end of a campaign
than any man Of them all, will be at
headquarters.
The committee will meet again Sept.
IS. The members present last night
oil 1o5 AT iVo.
Kinney, of st. Louis; o. Fl. MyrOn. OF
Ada; G. H. Pierce, Of Northfeld; w. A.
Funk, of Winona; G. 4. Anderson, Of
Redwood, and w. z. Todd, of Albert
Lea. The only absentees were Sharood,
Of Ramsey, and Rasmussen, Of Coco
hue.
Chairman L. A. Rosing, of the Demo-
catic state central committee, said last
night that the committee was ready
to do business and that the campaign
would open as soon as the enemy had
begun to give evidence Of life.
''Mr. Lind will be back in the state
next week." said Mr., Rosing, land then
we will know what his wishes are. He
is not well, but his health is not seri-
oUsly impaired and we all want to have
a talk with him before the campaign
goes along too far He has been pay
ing attention to the work that has been
cut cut for him in the army, and every
body knows that if a Quartermaster
does all that has been required Of
him, so we'll that there is no room for
complaint, he has no time for other
business. Mr.. Lind has apparently
been giving all his time to his work
with his regiment. However, with his
return here we will know his wishes
We are in touch with the whole state
row, and there are gratifying returns
from all the counties with regard to the
organization of Lind and Bowler clubs
suggested
''The opening Of headquarters was aus
ers during the day"
The meeting Of the Republican state
central executive committee took on
new shape late yesterday. 1t had been
given out that all Of the candidates
would be in town. They are with the
exception of the governor, lieutenant
governor and attorney general. But
they Gid not show up at the committee
meetinG-ft being understood that their
absence might promote harmony. The
result was that only Oar Reese put in
an appearance at the meeting, and he
was rot invited to stay. The humorist
Of the party, Jadam Bede, was with
the committee for a few minutes. and
told some stories for the delectation
of the members. He was the only out
sider-With the exception Of the four
newspaper men who cooled their heels
in the hallway.